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Sud-Ouest SO 30 Bellatrix / Bretagne


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Argus1 Super Scarab 165 Sept 1942

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Bell YFM-1 Airacuda

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Lublin R-XIII

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Unfortunately it is not the Lublin R-XIII. That's the Letov S-328. The pic was taken by Germans in October 1939 in Dęblin. The plane belonged to the Czechoslovak flyer-pilots who run away to Poland in June 1939. They escaped to Poland flying the three Letov S-328 bi-planes (serial no. 155 ,342, 344) and one Aero Ab 101 (serial no. 15).

Here the Aero Ab 101 in the hangar at the Dęblin school.

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Ha136 D-ESEL

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Unfortunately it is not the Lublin R-XIII. That's the Letov S-328. The pic was taken by Germans in October 1939 in Dęblin. The plane belonged to the Czechoslovak flyer-pilots who run away to Poland in June 1939. They escaped to Poland flying the three Letov S-328 bi-planes (serial no. 155 ,342, 344) and one Aero Ab 101 (serial no. 15).

Here the Aero Ab 101 in the hangar at the Dęblin school.

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Sorry, but that one in the front is AERO A100.
 
Actually it was the Aero Ab 101. But you are right my mistake. I was thinking about the Letov but attached the pic of the Aero. The post edited. A good catch. :thumbright:
 
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Boeing 247D DZ207, I wrote about this recently in Tieleader's images, this aircraft came from RCAF stocks to the UK and was used by the Telecommunications Research Establishment at Defford and it carried out the world's first blind landing in 1945. History here: DZ203 - Wikipedia
 

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