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Restored Seafire XV From Sport Aviation Magazine.
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Sorry I am late, I was making some additions.
Handley Page Hampden of No.44 Sqn September 1941 the net
Handley Page Hampden of No.44 Sqn September 1941 the net
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Shore based Blackburn Skua aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm lined up and ready to take off the net
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B-18 Bolo bombers taxiing at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico, 1941. Note Hangars 3 and 2 still under construction in the distance the net
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Bristol Blenheim Mark IV of No. 226 Squadron demonstrates the effectiveness of its camouflage as
it flies over the English countryside, 18 August 1941.
it flies over the English countryside, 18 August 1941.
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Grumman F6F-5 Hellcats of Fighting Squadron 74 (VF-74) USS Kasaan Bay 1944 the net
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Two Hawker Audax Mk.Is of No. 4 Service Flying Training School perform reconnaissance near the Euphrates River the net
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WAVE with SNJ, Texas1943 the net
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Whirlwind Mark I, P7116 HE-F Bellows Argentina No. 2 263 Squadron RAF based at Colerne, Wiltshire, on the snow-covered airfield at Charmy Down, Somerset 1941 the net
Operation Dragoon.
MIflyer
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I understand that the props on the Whirlwind did not feather, but even at that the pilots were more willing to cross the Channel with a dead engine than the Typhoon pilots were with one that was merely acting up.
Nice shots!
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Admit it Wurger. This is one of your favorite threads to monitor.
Admit it Wurger. This is one of your favorite threads to monitor.
Actully not the only one. But you are right. I like the thread although I have already seen most of the pics. But there are still images I haven't been watching yet. Additionally as an Admin I have to keep my eye on all threads. Unfortunately the kind of threads is the favourite one for posting the spammer's shit. So I would say that's not just pleasure but also duty. Two in one, whatever that means.
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Horsa glider (airspeed)the net
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Whirlwind I undergoing fighter-bomber trials at the A&AEE the net
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USS Kwajalein (CVE-98) transporting Vought F4U Corsairs and Grumman TBF Avengers 1944 the net
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Savoia-Marchetti SM.79. The SM-79 generally is considered the best Italian bomber of World War II.
It served in a variety of roles such as transport, torpedo-bomber, and reconnaissance. Due to its distinctive
hump, it acquired the nickname "Gobbo Maleditto" (Damned Hunchback).
It served in a variety of roles such as transport, torpedo-bomber, and reconnaissance. Due to its distinctive
hump, it acquired the nickname "Gobbo Maleditto" (Damned Hunchback).
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Looks like a model.
