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Colourized but well done. From Warbird Information Exchange Facebook page.

Caption: Royal Air Force men examine a Messerschmitt 109 which crash-landed in Windsor Great Park, October 1940 piloted by Oberleutnant Karl Fischer of 7/JG27. Fischer survived and was captured. He made the forced landing after being attacked by Hurricanes whilst defending his bombers attacking London.

 
syscom3 said:
Northrop F-15 Reporter. This was the recon version of the P61. The first flight was made in July 1945. Served until the end of 60's. here it is flying over the mountains of Southern California.

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The last example was used for fire fighting in the 60s and 70s. Was always a thrill to see it every summer when it was based here in Fresno. This, several TBMs, and at least 5 B-17s every year.
 
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