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SaparotRob
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A new one for me. Contra rotating props too. A one off?
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I wonder how it compares to a Cessna 152, performance wise? The 152 could carry 3 passengers, right?
The pilot of the F-70 freezed in an open cockpit, in the Cessna 152 he has some heating...
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
It must be invigorating. Sounds like a feature, not a bug.
MiTasol
Major
until the bugs hit you in the face
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Free protein.
cammerjeff
Tech Sergeant
Rob, it is one of the few A/C types thhat flew with the the Bugatti U-16 engine. I have always liked odd engine configurations, and some versions of the Bugatti had counter rotating props, some did not. It was basicly 2 four cylinder engines back to back to form a straight 8 SOHC engine. Then 2 were combined to a common gearbox to form a U-16 engine. so 4 cylinder blocks, 2 crankshafts & camshafts, and one crank case. Very odd arrangement.
And we almost made them in the US. Thanks to General Barling!
Bugatti U-16 - Wikipedia
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Baggage handler going through passengers luggage.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Informative plus great read plus confusment equals winner.Rob, it is one of the few A/C types thhat flew with the the Bugatti U-16 engine. I have always liked odd engine configurations, and some versions of the Bugatti had counter rotating props, some did not. It was basicly 2 four cylinder engines back to back to for a straight 6 SOHC engine. Then 2 were combined to a common gearbox to form a U-16 engine. so 4 cylinder blocks, 2 crankshafts & camshafts, and one crank case. Very odd arrangement.
And we almost made them in the US. Thanks to General Barling!
Bugatti U-16 - Wikipedia
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Viking1066
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Salmson 2A2 of the 1st Aero Squadron over France the net
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Northrop P-61 Black Widow Of The 9Th Af/USAAF the net
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This 1960 image shows a unique line-up of RAF fighters from the Battle of Britain to the present day (in 1960) the net
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WAC performing maintenance in B-17 wing the net
She's a beauty, isn't she! I'm missing the thread "Girls and planes"!
Here's a photo with 4 girls and a....hm...car:
Does anybody know what's A.R.C. - American Red Cross?
Greg Boeser
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Judging by the shoulder patches, that's a good assumption.
Nice shots!
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History of Koppartrans
• Creation: Founded in Gothenburg, Sweden, in 1947.
• Name Origin: Formed as a partnership between the mining corporation Stora Kopparberg and the shipping company
Transatlantic.
• Operations: Built a major oil refinery in Gothenburg and ran a prominent network of service stations across Sweden.
• Acquisition: Shell purchased half of the company in 1959, took full control by 1963, and completely retired the
Koppartrans brand name by the early 1970s.
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The Dornier Do-15 better known simply as the Dornier Wal the net
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The Renard R.36 - A Belgian fighter prototype designed by Alfred Renard in the mid-1930s the net
