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Theres more to fighting a war than the fighters and the bombers.
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Definetley the DH Tiger Moth. Was flown by many before, during and after the war and was a classic!Basically there is more to WW2 aviation than fighters and more than just fighters and bombers that won the war.
Worthy of mention but did not have the impact of the C-47....Le Stuka said:Definetley the DH Tiger Moth. Was flown by many before, during and after the war and was a classic!
Le Stuka
Le Stuka said:Definetley the DH Tiger Moth. Was flown by many before, during and after the war and was a classic!
Le Stuka
HEY! I'm opening up a thread - "The Best Trainer of WW2!!!!"evangilder said:To be fair with trainers, the Tiger Moth was a good primary trainer. So was the Stearman. The Texan was an advanced trainer, so I wouldn't necessarily put the primary and advanced trainers quite in the same grouping. Different speeds and performances. There were several great trainers out there, but I still go with the C-47 as the greatest aircraft of WWII. I would go a step further and say it is one of the greatest aircraft of all time.
That was a great comeback, but mine would have been this (which isn't as a good)
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