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I remember this picture (or one very similar to it) being posted somewhere around here a few years ago (might've been this thread?). That time, the person posting it knew one or all of the people in the picture.View attachment 817476
RAAF Bristol Beaufighter became a playground item for children in Portsea, Victoria (1956) – Beaufighter A8-328 Lord Mayor of Melbourne Camp at Portsea (Photo by Keith Gaff via ADF-Serials.com.au)
Interesting to see two sets of crosses on the wingA German Dornier Do 18 flying boat of the Luftwaffe, being prepared to take off on a reconnaissance mission over the North Sea, 13th February 1940.
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Really ahead of their time - national markings that are visible from space.......A German Dornier Do 18 flying boat of the Luftwaffe, being prepared to take off on a reconnaissance mission over the North Sea, 13th February 1940.
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A confirmation of Moon Nazis.Really ahead of their time - national markings that are visible from space.......
Dammit ... you're right!!!!! Incontrovertible evidence!!! ;-PA confirmation of Moon Nazis.
AFAIR (don't have the proof or source now) the giant crosses were to help finding and rescuing emergency-landed airplanes in the water.Interesting to see two sets of crosses on the wing
I'm sure that's true ..... but I still prefer the Moon Nazi story.......AFAIR (don't have the proof or source now) the giant crosses were to help finding and rescuing emergency-landed airplanes in the water.
The above a/c K6+KL is a D-2 from 1./Kü.Fl.Gr.306. ((Kü.Fl.Gr. = Küstenfliegergruppe), later renumbered Kü.Fl.Gr.406
I had to read this twice- "Dummy me…"lolDummy Me 109, with a gunner from the 157th Artllerie Regiment posing at Bény-Sur-Mer (From L'occupation en Normandie, Editions OREP).
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