WANTED!!!

• Mar 28, 2005

• #1

Brunner

Airman 1st Class

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Mar 16, 2005

Warszawa

Wanted! I'm looking for aircraft manuals in .pdf, esp. German and British WWII planes.

Apart from that does anybody have any idea where can I find combat reports of any air units?

 

• Mar 29, 2005

• #2

Maestro

Master Sergeant

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Apr 12, 2004

Beaupré, Province of Québec, Canada

You can find some combat reports about WW II French Aces here :
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/frenchaces/

Unfortunately for you, the web site is in French.

 

• Mar 29, 2005

• Thread starter
• #3

Brunner

Airman 1st Class

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Mar 16, 2005

Warszawa

OK, many thanks. Fortunately I have somebody to translate it for me nearby

 

• Mar 31, 2005

• #4

Crippen

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Oct 30, 2004

The home of the Sky blues, Manchester. UK

www.crippenspath.cjb.net

www.greenhillbooks.com

for the:- Hurricane Manual
- Spitfire V Manual
and the - Lancaster Manual

 

• Mar 31, 2005

• #5

T

trackend

Chief Master Sergeant

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Dec 20, 2003

Ipswich, Suffolk

There you go Brunner what did I say. I told you the guys on here always come up trumps with requests I bet if you asked what the tyre pressure for a B29 was they could tell you in (PSI please you smart arses)

 

• Mar 31, 2005

• #6

the lancaster kicks ass

Major General

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Dec 20, 2003

and i can assure you the lancaster manual is worth an tenner of anyone's money (ha i only paid £9.99 for mine)...............

 

• Mar 31, 2005

• Thread starter
• #7

Brunner

Airman 1st Class

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Mar 16, 2005

Warszawa

Thanks a lot guys. I owe you a beer

 

• Apr 5, 2005

• #8

cheddar cheese

Major General

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

trackend said:

There you go Brunner what did I say. I told you the guys on here always come up trumps with requests I bet if you asked what the tyre pressure for a B29 was they could tell you in (PSI please you smart arses)

Click to expand...

I feel like asking extremely obscure questions now...

 

• Apr 5, 2005

• #9

the lancaster kicks ass

Major General

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Dec 20, 2003

give us a lanc one to see if i can do it...........

 

• Apr 5, 2005

• #10

cheddar cheese

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

What was the surface area of the Pilots seat

 

• Apr 5, 2005

• #11

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

including back rest??

 

• Apr 5, 2005

• #12

cheddar cheese

Major General

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

Nope 8)

 

• Apr 5, 2005

• #13

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

just the seat, the bit where the pilot's arse goes??

 

• Apr 5, 2005

• #14

cheddar cheese

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

Yep 8) Not including the underside though.

 

• Apr 6, 2005

• #15

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

right i have pictures of the seat and am trying to work out the size.........

 

• Apr 6, 2005

• #16

cheddar cheese

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

I dont want an estimate, I want an actual size. In acres.

 

• Apr 6, 2005

• #17

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

i know it in inches??

 

• Apr 6, 2005

• #18

cheddar cheese

Major General

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

No, I want acres. 8)

 

• Apr 7, 2005

• #19

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

ok i'll try and find a conversion............

 

• Apr 11, 2005

• Thread starter
• #20

Brunner

Airman 1st Class

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Mar 16, 2005

Warszawa

Hey chaps, do you have any advanced info on Piaggio P108? I/ve recently seen a drawing of this marvel of Italian engineering and I wonder what were its characteristics.

I am also searching for some biographies of pilots of IJN Jinrai squadron, mainly escort pilots flyint zeros type 53.

Ah, one more thing, in the beginning I thought it was a joke, but decided to get some more info about that. I've recently read a book by Raymond Lamont Brown - "Kamikaze - Japan's suicide samurai". There is a note about operation "Fugo" which included bombing the Western Coast of the USA using the baloons (made from paper - it's not my idea, I'm just referring to the book). Anybody got some more detailed info?