Best tank killer aircraft of WW2 (1 Viewer)

• Jan 20, 2004

• #21

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I would say that we are all on the same track. The Russians made a plane that could survive all weather and be all shot up, Il-2, the Americans would try to make it a little to pritty and nice, the P-51 a good example, but the b-26 was an over all good plane. Why must we limit tank killers to fighters? The Il-2 was not a pure fighter, we could make the case for the Pe-2 and its veriants.

Aircraft of the WW2 theatures were for the mostpart able to adapt to different operations and missions.

 

• Jan 25, 2004

• #22

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

ju-87

 

• Jan 25, 2004

• #23

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All of them were good at their jobs, but let's be honest here, feller's. The IL-2 was a flying tank

Although like a few here I would pick the Typhoon 8)

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• Jan 25, 2004

• #24

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yea, suppose your right with the IL-2

 

• Feb 5, 2004

• #25

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i'd go for the typhhon or the ju-87G

 

• Feb 5, 2004

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Shame the Avro Antelope isn't on the List

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• Feb 5, 2004

• #27

the lancaster kicks ass

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hey, what about the lancaster with a tallboy as a anti tank weapon? could knock out every tank in the area

 

• Feb 5, 2004

• #28

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• Feb 5, 2004

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I think it would knock out everything in the area

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• Feb 6, 2004

• #30

the lancaster kicks ass

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yeah you see, what an idea

 

• Feb 6, 2004

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Now where can me buy one

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• Feb 6, 2004

• #32

the lancaster kicks ass

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well, you could pick up a plasic model kit?

 

• Feb 6, 2004

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Too old

Me want big one 8)

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• Feb 6, 2004

• #34

the lancaster kicks ass

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hehe

 

• Feb 6, 2004

• #35

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• Feb 6, 2004

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• Feb 6, 2004

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IN my opinion the P-51 was the best Tank buster along with the Hawker with the underwing cannons,i could go on more but im 2 lazy

 

• Feb 6, 2004

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Viper said:

IN my opinion the P-51 was the best Tank buster along with the Hawker with the underwing cannons,i could go on more but im 2 lazy

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• Feb 6, 2004

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Viper said:

IN my opinion the P-51 was the best Tank buster along with the Hawker with the underwing cannons,i could go on more but im 2 lazy

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But even if you looked at a P-51 near the ground it would break up.

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• Feb 6, 2004

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Not knowing anything about the Eastern Front and only enough about Western Europe, I'd say the P-47, IL-2, or Tempest/Typhoon.