CAPTURED AIRCRAFT - ODD PHOTOS

• Sep 10, 2008

• #221

B-17engineer

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Is that a British Pilot next to the Plane or German....I really can't tell

 

• Sep 10, 2008

• #222

pbfoot

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B-17engineer said:

Is that a British Pilot next to the Plane or German....I really can't tell

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Peak of the hat is pretty big for a RAF hat and he looks to well dressed to be a pilot

 

• Sep 10, 2008

• #223

B-17engineer

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Ya he does lol

 

• Sep 10, 2008

• #224

Njaco

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Fla-eee-dah!

Good job, Gnomey. What clued me in was the codes on the second machine down are backwards.

 

• Sep 21, 2008

• #225

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Thanks to all the previous posters~!

 

• Sep 21, 2008

• #226

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Cool shot of the Me-163, I dont remember ever seeing that picture.

 

• Sep 27, 2008

• #227

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Texans (sic) for the Teutons.

As promised, Allied aircraft in German hands, first up from the North American Company (please note that if the Swastika is not there it's because some politically correct pinko's removed it ):

 

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• Sep 27, 2008

• #228

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Hawks with the Hun.

Now some Curtiss products in Luftwaffe service curtesy of the French and Norwegian Air Forces. Used by the Germans as advanced fighter trainers the first picture is a Curtiss H75A operated by JFS 1(note the JFS 1 top-hat on a cane insignia) at Werneuchen:

 

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• Sep 27, 2008

• #229

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Mustangs with the 'Master Race'

NA P.51D Mustang razor backs under the Hakenkreuz:

 

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• Sep 27, 2008

• #230

Chriss1958

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Jugs with the Jerries.

More Zirkus Rosarius aircraft. Touring the front line western Jagdgeschwader, the unit provided hands on encounters with an enemy aircraft. Bf 109 pilots were over awed by the roomyness of the Jug's vast cockpit compared to their own slim. even cramped, 'office'.

 

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• Sep 27, 2008

• #231

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Lockheeds for the Lebensraum lovers.

Zirkus Rosarius had at least two of these aircraft:

 

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• Sep 27, 2008

• #232

comiso90

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Thanks for the pics..
It's easy to see how a fighter could end up behind enemy lines and get captured but how did the Texans get captured? Why would a trainer aircraft end up behind hun lines?

 

• Oct 3, 2008

• #233

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P-40

 

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• Oct 4, 2008

• #234

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Fla-eee-dah!

Not many "D" models on those 'Stangs!

 

• Oct 8, 2008

• #235

Shinpachi

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This is not a captured one but I think it may interest you all.
This T-6 was used by JASDF and now an educational material at Nara National College of Technology.

 

• Oct 8, 2008

• Thread starter
• #236

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comiso90 said:

Thanks for the pics..
It's easy to see how a fighter could end up behind enemy lines and get captured but how did the Texans get captured? Why would a trainer aircraft end up behind hun lines?

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They were probabaly captured from a country that got over run.

 

• Oct 9, 2008

• #237

Marcel

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Already in the D.XXI thread, but I think it also belongs here:

 

• Oct 9, 2008

• #238

109ROAMING

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Nice pics Guys

 

• Oct 10, 2008

• #239

No_Nickname

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I know these are taken from the game but the person who made the skins used some photos to make the skins

Captured P-51



Captured BF-109



Another captured P-51



Captured P-51 model

 

• Nov 18, 2008

• #240

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kool pic keep up the good work!