What Was the worst Aircraft of WWII?

• May 21, 2004

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cheddar cheese

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lucky

 

• May 21, 2004

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plan_D

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I wouldn't say getting to live here is lucky.

 

• May 21, 2004

• #63

cheddar cheese

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fine

 

• May 21, 2004

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plan_D

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That's good, I was expecting the usual 'why?'. In which I always reply, try living here for 14 years and you'll know what I mean.

 

• May 21, 2004

• #65

the lancaster kicks ass

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1) where do you live.................
2) saying it's normal to be a farmer from cornwall's a bit steroetypical don't you think??

 

• May 21, 2004

• #66

cheddar cheese

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sorry, i wasnt in a good mood earlier

 

• May 22, 2004

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I live in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Awful place, the race course is as old as the United States - 1776. I used to work in the race course as well, I hated the place (It's a horse race course for people that don't know).

Who said you were all farmers!?!

 

• May 22, 2004

• #68

cheddar cheese

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yesh, come on tell us

 

• May 22, 2004

• #69

the lancaster kicks ass

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if you'd been bothered to go backa page, you would have read this..............

From what I hear about you guys and Cornwall, being a farmer is normal there

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• May 23, 2004

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ok maby not i dont no anyway how can we say it was the worst plane of the war when it didn't even see action did it

 

• May 23, 2004

• #71

the lancaster kicks ass

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what plane you we talking about brad?

 

• May 23, 2004

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manchester

 

• May 23, 2004

• #73

the lancaster kicks ass

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it did see service and it was by no means the worst plane of the war...............

 

• May 23, 2004

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ok

 

• May 23, 2004

• #75

the lancaster kicks ass

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it was just the engines, if it had better engines it would be a better plane...............

 

• May 23, 2004

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Did anyone say the Manchester was the worst plane of the war? I think it was brad that came up with that, most of us are in agreement I think on the B-25 Roc being the worst.

 

• May 24, 2004

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The Breda Ba.65 would get my vote for the worst. A lot of units in the Regia Aeronautica flew and everybody hated it. Underpowered and and the flight caracteristics of a brick.

 

• May 24, 2004

• #78

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the breda 88 wasnt that great either 8)

 

• May 24, 2004

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Nothing the Italians produced en mass was really that outstanding. They had some good designs coming online but most of them only made it to a prototype or testing stage.

 

• May 24, 2004

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How do you think the Breda Ba.65 compares to the B-25 Roc? I mean the Roc wasn't exactly liked, it was just a stupidly poor plane. Little tactical value, and a failure all round.