michaelmaltby
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... no. Soviets, IMO.
Picture of the day. (32 Viewers)
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vikingBerserker
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"Und I said to dis Ruskie you and vhat army"
Thought so. Thanks for confirming amigo!
Snautzer01
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michaelmaltby
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World War Photos
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syscom3
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A squadron of B17's in formation. 1939.
From the looks of the terrain below, I would say this was somewhere over the coastal mountain ranges of Southern California.
From the looks of the terrain below, I would say this was somewhere over the coastal mountain ranges of Southern California.
vikingBerserker
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Cool pic!
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syscom3
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The Boeing XB-17 (Model 299) prototype heavy bomber crashed during its test flight at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, on October 30, 1935.
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syscom3
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The first U.S. Navy Curtiss SOC-1 Seagull, BuNo 9856, 30 October 1935. The Navy will spend the next ten years trying to find a better float plane, but the SOC will soldier on through all of World War II.
Crimea_River
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Great shots.
michaelmaltby
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Pe-8 visits USA, June , 1942
Pe-8 visits USA, June , 1942
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Snautzer01
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Wonder what the usa intel community thought of it.
Glider
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I was wondering what the Russian crew must of thought of the American facilities and aircraft
michaelmaltby
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80-G-16118 Petlyakov PE-8 (Soviet Heavy Bomber)
This bomber brought Stalin's Deputy, Molotov, 'Iron Ass', to Washington. He carried a handgun at all times and his own rations .... you can be sure the bomber crew was no random lottery.
This bomber brought Stalin's Deputy, Molotov, 'Iron Ass', to Washington. He carried a handgun at all times and his own rations .... you can be sure the bomber crew was no random lottery.
michaelmaltby
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Crimea_River
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Interesting assortment of aircraft.
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syscom3
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A B29 ran off the runway?
