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...and yet another reason the AXIS lost.



B-24 Very Long Range Liberators at the Consolidated-Vultee Plant, Fort Worth, Texas in the foreground with the dark green and white paint scheme. To the rear of this front line are C-87 "Liberator Express Transports" in various assembly stages.

(From WIKI)
 
Capt. Vick said:
Maybe that there is a Junkers G 38 and a Ju 90...or...or...oh I don't know
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You got it Captain!! The aircraft that Terry was choosing is a Junkers G.38. Two were built, one was destroyed in a prewar crash (crew survived) and the one at Fornebu was destroyed on the ground at Athens by an RAF attack in 1941. So this pic shows the only example around at that time.

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