Swedish WWII aircraft (1 Viewer)

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May 28, 2007
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Though i'd post some pics of aircraft serving in th RSwAF during WWII.

Recon Aircrafts
S5 Heinkel He-5 "Hansa"
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S12 Heinkel He-114
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S14 Fiesler Storch Fi 156
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S18
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Fighters
J8 Gloster Gladiator
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J9 Republic Seversky
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J11 Fiat CR42
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J20 Reggiane Re 2000 Falco
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J22 FFVS
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J26 North American P51 Mustang
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(Purchased during the final months of the war)
 
Isn't the Junkers Ju 86 and Heinkel He 115 in Flygvapenmuseet the only surviving examples in the world?
Great to see another fellow Swede here at the forum! Hej och Valkommen! Hi and Welcome!
 
Isn't the Junkers Ju 86 and Heinkel He 115 in Flygvapenmuseet the only surviving examples in the world?

I think the Ju-86 is the only surviving example in the world. Not to sure about the He 115 but it's possible. Anyone who knows if there is any existing examples of these aircrafts anywhere in the world?
 
Transport aircrafts

Trp1 Junkers F 13
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Trp2 /Trp 2A Junkers W 33/ W34
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Tp4 Beechcraft 18R
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Tp5 Junkers Ju52/3m
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Tp6 Fairchild 24 De Luxe
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Tp7 Miles M 3A Falcon
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Tp8 Waco
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Tp9 Junkers Ju 86Z-7
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Could not scan them in due to my crappy scanner, but googled for some pictures and found the classic picture of the Tp-47 after it was downed by the Soviet Mig-15.
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Another good picture of the Catalina in Swedish colours:
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Looking at the collection of aircraft that were operated by the Swedish Airforce you have to take your hats off to the Maintanence Crews. It must have been a nightmare.
 

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