Do-17 215 pictures wanted

[Piaggio108]

You have probably already seen this, but just in case you haven't...

http://web.wt.net/~kikuko/Do17depot/Do17index.htm

This has some very good images, the best of which are in the "top secret" section.

 

[cheddar cheese]

Cool site! 8)

 

[Concorde247]

I knew i had some somewhere!! 8)

P.S. sorry for the large scale cutaway, but it was larger than A3!

 

[cheddar cheese]

Very nice pictures! 8)

 

[Frantish]

You have probably already seen this, but just in case you haven't...

Dornier Do-17 Depot

This has some very good images, the best of which are in the "top secret" section.

Of course I have seen this one.

I made it.


Thanks for all the help so far!

 

[Capt. Vick]

Do you have the picture of the 17 with the dorsal gun position at mid-fuselage instead of just behind the cockpit? Let me know if you need it...

 

[Frantish]

Do you have the picture of the 17 with the dorsal gun position at mid-fuselage instead of just behind the cockpit? Let me know if you need it...

I have, but please send what you have, to compare.

TY!

 

[Snautzer01]

how about a 217 E?

 

[Frantish]

how about a 217 E?

I welcome those as well!

I guess it is no surprise that photos of 217's are far less common then 17's

 

[Capt. Vick]

Do you, or anyone, have pictures of the Do 317 IN SERVICE? From what I read, the few made were eventually issued for operations, but all I find is the same pictures of the V1.

I will scan and send the Do 17 picture when I can.

 

[Snautzer01]

I welcome those as well!

I put up pdf file because of resolution.

info is as picture in post.

 

[Snautzer01]

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[Capt. Vick]

The bottom picture shows the 17 with the mid-fuselage dorsal gun position. It is taken for Manfred Griehl's book "Dornier Bombers and Reconnaissance Aircraft 1925-1945", a Warbirds fotofax published by Arms Armour Press. Is this the picture you have as well? (Sorry for the quality of the scan!)

 

[Frantish]

TY Snautzer01!!!1!

The bottom picture shows the 17 with the mid-fuselage dorsal gun position. It is taken for Manfred Griehl's book "Dornier Bombers and Reconnaissance Aircraft 1925-1945", a Warbirds fotofax published by Arms Armour Press. Is this the picture you have as well? (Sorry for the quality of the scan!)

I have that photo, but not the book!
I need to take a closer look at that book, see if I can use it.

TY Capt. Vick!!