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What was the worst Aircraft of WWII? (1 Viewer)
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OK guys. Worst aircraft Horsa Glider.
More a flying brick than a plane.
Normal landing procedure.
1. link arms to avoid all ending up in the cockpit.
2. lift feet to avoid removal when the floor is ripped out
3. always carry trenching tools to bury the pilot who exit the aircraft via the front windscreen.
More a flying brick than a plane.
Normal landing procedure.
1. link arms to avoid all ending up in the cockpit.
2. lift feet to avoid removal when the floor is ripped out
3. always carry trenching tools to bury the pilot who exit the aircraft via the front windscreen.
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hahaha 
i hope you arent being serious about that
i hope you arent being serious about that
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no way, the horsa wasn't that bad
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Oh yes it was Kicks.
My old man was a matlot in L.C.A,s and on D-Day he saw at least 10 in his sector alone (Arromanche) loose the C47 tugs due to ack ack and the poor sods came down right into enemy lines like sacks of sxxx cos the was no where to land and the 88's peppered them with air burst's.
Once you are cut loose there's only one way you are going to head and that ain't up!
One other thing, (Cheddar) it was normal procedure to link arms and lift feet as the Germans liked to erect little obsticals like danet wire between post's or low walls just for the benifit of glider borne troops.
ps if you dont think that thats the worst howbout the AVRO ROTA
My old man was a matlot in L.C.A,s and on D-Day he saw at least 10 in his sector alone (Arromanche) loose the C47 tugs due to ack ack and the poor sods came down right into enemy lines like sacks of sxxx cos the was no where to land and the 88's peppered them with air burst's.
Once you are cut loose there's only one way you are going to head and that ain't up!
One other thing, (Cheddar) it was normal procedure to link arms and lift feet as the Germans liked to erect little obsticals like danet wire between post's or low walls just for the benifit of glider borne troops.
ps if you dont think that thats the worst howbout the AVRO ROTA
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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still think it was the battle 1 count 'em 1 machine gun for armourment
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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what?
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the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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still don't get it?
Crazy
Senior Airman
I don't either, but hell, it was funny anyway
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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stop taking the mik 
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[this is a german condor in spanish colours
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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yeah, that was ment to be a crying face, dunno why i put up a car
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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you see, you're taking the mik again
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