SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
That's a really nice poster.
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That's a really nice poster.
I wonder how the guy in the engine nacelle keeps his uniform so clean? Is he winding the mainspring?Probably but there was a "Deluxe Compartment" towards the tail if I'm not mistaken, that's where I'd like to be.
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Probably but there was a "Deluxe Compartment" towards the tail if I'm not mistaken, that's where I'd like to be
It was the '30's. The grime was cleaner in those days.I wonder how the guy in the engine nacelle keeps his uniform so clean? Is he winding the mainspring?
I wonder where this detailed information comes from... 75 mm shell explode in the cockpit? - it would rather cause a defragmentation of the entire plane.The remains of a B-24 of the 30th Bomb Group after a 75mm shell exploded in the cockpit.
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I wonder where this detailed information comes from... 75 mm shell explode in the cockpit? - it would rather cause a defragmentation of the entire plane.
Maybe a 20mm bullet from a Zero cannon, or another Hien?
But I could be wrong of course...
27th January 1045!! Had they had B-24s then, maybe the English would have won the "Battle of Hastings" in 1066!!National Archives NextGen Catalog
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27th January 1045!! Had they had B-24s then, maybe the English would have won the "Battle of Hastings" in 1066!!
A SB2C-4E Helldiver crumples in flames during a crash landing aboard the
aircraft carrier USS Shangri-La (CV-38)
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I don't see an upper torso or head.
Interesting .... I was gonna suggest post-war French troops in Indo-China, but the terrain looks very Western European.......US troops, but those are German machine guns, MG-34 I think, and that radio does not look like a US one, either.
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