That's the French, Nord Noratlas. military transport plane.
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Nord Noratlas - Wikipedia
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FLYBOYJ
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Nord Noratlas
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Nice
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The Electra is one of the classiest planes to fly. One of my faves.
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A the OP says it is a Nord Noratlas
Here is a wiki search for it:
Nord Noratlas - Wikipedia
fubar57
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Supposed to be from the 85th FS/79th FG though the markings seem to be a mish-mash. In the book, "The 79th Fighter Group Over Tunisia, Sicily and Italy" a photo shows the pin-up facing the other way around and in a profile, the aircraft markings as X1✪5 piloted by 2nd Lt. Charlie Bolack
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I asked because the it has the star roundels and RAF tail flash(?).
fubar57
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That was common in the desert, B-25s as well
Conceptually no different to any other aircraft. The Armstrong Whitworth AW.660 Argosy, Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar and even Fairchild XC-120 Packplane had similar configurations.I still try to comprehend how that French plane, Noratlas (Originally posted byv2 , post #7599, page 380, second from down) flies!!!
The shape of the plane is a little ... weird! to me, at least!
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