Picture of the day. (33 Viewers)

Good shots guys!
 
As an eBay Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
Real reason why Germans lost in Kursk was the finding of a strange herb

1663931261734.png


 
As an eBay Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
B-17F 42-5459 February 2, 1943. Looks like an engine separated and came to rest under the tail. From what I could gather, this was a stateside training accident near 7 Mi NW Pyote, TX. 384th BG. This aircraft was written off.

B-17_42-5459.jpg
 
:thumbright:
 
Two U.S. Navy Curtiss SB2C-4 Helldiver dive bombers of Bombing Squadron 83 (VB-83) fly
against the backdrop of ships of Task Group 38.3 operating off Okinawa. VB-83 operated
from Essex (CV-9), pictured in foreground, during the period March-September 1945. Note
the geometric identification symbols ("G-symbols") of the aircraft from the Essex. In the
background are the battleship Washington (BB-56), a long-hull Essex-class carrier and an
Independence-class light carrier.

015683f.jpg
 
Why they called him BuBi Hartmann

1664191348145.png


 
Last edited:
As an eBay Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
JG5 in Petsamo Finnland 1942 dog

1664275418582.png



 
As an eBay Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
B-17G 43-38775 K8-H of 398th BG, 602nd Bomb Squadron. This bomber survived the war and returned back to the US.

B-17_43-38775_398th_BG.jpg
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back