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Vuktee's XP-54 the net
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F4F-3/3A Wildcats of VF-5 in formation in 1941 the net
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A Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Kondor sinking in the Atlantic Ocean west of Ireland, after being shot down
by a Lockheed Hudson Mark V of No. 233 Squadron RAF based at Aldergrove, County Antrim, while
trying to attack a convoy, 23 July 1941. This oblique aerial photograph was taken from the victorious
Hudson (AM536) and shows the crew of the Kondor swimming for their life raft which is inflating to
the right of the tailplane.

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RAF No 91 Squadron Spitfire pilots at the butts, Hawkinge, 23 July 1941.
Archery was in vogue with several squadrons, a supplement to the more
usual forms of recreational target practice.

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Fw 200 C-2 W.Nr. 0026 "F8+CH", 1./KG 40, Bordeaux, before 24 July 1941, the date when it was shot
down with all its crew near Ireland.

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Yakolev Yak-50 '02 yellow' twice World Aerobatoc Champion (uknown if this is the one) at Monino the net
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Wildcat VF 1 White 42F1 BuNo 2538 used in tests the net
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Anyone know what that contraption on the tail was being tested for?
 

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