World War 2 Trivia

Njaco · Oct 9, 2008

toothpaste?

Glider · Oct 9, 2008

The Ball Point Pen.

Airframes · Oct 10, 2008

Oh Poo! Next?

Njaco · Oct 10, 2008

The Ball Point Pen.

I remember reading that somewhere!! D*mn!

Glider, mind if I take another crack at a question?

Glider · Oct 10, 2008

Go for it

Njaco · Oct 11, 2008

The Fairey Battle had the distinction of claiming the first RAF victory during the war but it also held a first for the Luftwaffe. What was it?

Airframes · Oct 11, 2008

The first British aircraft shot down over France.

RabidAlien · Oct 11, 2008

The first biplane to shoot down a modern Luftwaffe fighter?

Njaco · Oct 11, 2008

You guys are on the right track - it was a first shoot down but for something else.

Thorlifter · Oct 12, 2008

Was it the first captured British plane flown by a Luftwaffe pilot to shoot down a British plane?

Airframes · Oct 12, 2008

Perhaps the first British aircraft shot down by Helmut Wick?
Or the first RAF loss?

pbfoot · Oct 12, 2008

It shot down First French Air Force aircraft for that countries first loss

Njaco · Oct 12, 2008

It was shot down but why would it be important to the Luftwaffe?

pbfoot · Oct 12, 2008

Njaco said:
It was shot down but why would it be important to the Luftwaffe?

That makes me look pretty slow
lets try first aircraft shot down using radar

Njaco · Oct 12, 2008

That wasn't meant as any crack pb, sorry.

I'll let a couple more tries then another hint.

pbfoot · Oct 12, 2008

Njaco said:
That wasn't meant as any crack pb, sorry.

I'll let a couple more tries then another hint.

If I'm dumb enough not to read the question your barbs are welcome , Ive got big shoulders

RabidAlien · Oct 12, 2008

First shot down by an 88?

Njaco · Oct 12, 2008

nope.

Flyboy2 · Oct 12, 2008

First aircraft to shoot down an Me-109 in World War II
or first kill by the RAF, can't remember which

Njaco · Oct 13, 2008

It did get the first RAF kill of the war but for the Luftwaffe, a Fairey Battle that was shot down was important. Why?