Zippythehog
Staff Sergeant
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- Jan 7, 2017
The propeller looks comically small. They must've spun it fast to necessitate such dimensions.
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The propeller looks comically small. They must've spun it fast to necessitate such dimensions.Experimental Northrop A-17A aircraft at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics' Langley facility in Hampton, Virginia,
3 April 1940.
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Liberator GR Mk. V, BZ818 'C', of No. 53 Squadron RAFB24? The plane, not the pigeon...........
Brilliant - thanks, Sir! And the pigeon?.........Liberator GR Mk. V, BZ818 'C', of No. 53 Squadron RAF
The one in the upper box is a Valencian Figurita, female, called Lisbeth. The one in the lower box is a Spread Ash Pomeranian, male, called Bertie.Brilliant - thanks, Sir! And the pigeon?.........
Yup! I'd recognize that wind deflector anywhere!B24? The plane, not the pigeon...........
That prop definitely doesn't look rightExperimental Northrop A-17A aircraft at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics' Langley facility in Hampton, Virginia,
3 April 1940.
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There are better ways to hunt for submarines !!!!!Lancaster III ND759, one of fourteen aircraft whose mission was to attack factories in Friedrichshafen on 27th / 28th April 1944.
The Lancaster ditched on Lake Constance, Switzerland. It was to stay there until 1954 when it was recovered. It was scrapped
a year later.
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Reno 2010, Thunder Mustang N151G Flipping lucky: The racing pilot who emerged unscathed after his WWII replica plane smashed into pieces on take-offA reminder why "Turning swords into plowshares" never has quite worked out ...
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