WW 2 Axis Color !
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drgondog
Major
Yep - but I missed the Ta 152 part. I am still looking for a pic of the 190D that dad got some time in at Gablingen. I have pics of the two seat 109 and two seat fw 190 that were at gablingen but not the D.
I talked to one of the crew chiefs that remembers the airplane but wasn't sure it was a 190D or a Ta 152.
Top Thread Guys, especially to you TT well done mate!
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ThunderThud
Senior Airman
Totally awsome Keep them coming!
A4K
Brigadier General
Drgondog, are you referring to the Fw 190D-9 on page 1 or the Ta 152H-1 on page 3?
Both shots are post war, the D-9 I don't know where, but the Ta 152 photo was taken at Wright's Field in 1945.
Both shots are post war, the D-9 I don't know where, but the Ta 152 photo was taken at Wright's Field in 1945.
A4K
Brigadier General
From 'German Aircraft Interiors 1939-1945', by Kenneth A. Merrick:
'The Ta 152H-0, believed to be 150010 CW+CJ Green 4, flown by Ofw. Walter Loos formerly of Stab/ JG301..'(claimed post war to be 150003, though no evidence exists to support this) '...was captured intact by British forces at Tirstrup, Denmark before being handed over to Col.watson for transfer to the United States'
He mentions it was later re-numbered FE-112, and now resides at NASM. He also mentions the photo was taken at Wright Field in October 1945.
'The Ta 152H-0, believed to be 150010 CW+CJ Green 4, flown by Ofw. Walter Loos formerly of Stab/ JG301..'(claimed post war to be 150003, though no evidence exists to support this) '...was captured intact by British forces at Tirstrup, Denmark before being handed over to Col.watson for transfer to the United States'
He mentions it was later re-numbered FE-112, and now resides at NASM. He also mentions the photo was taken at Wright Field in October 1945.
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ThunderThud
Senior Airman
haven't seen that yellow painted 190 before...thanks...
Heinz
Captain
Great shots guys thanks!
A4K
Brigadier General
Likewise, great pics Wojtek and TT!
That 190 with it's engine being run up looks like an A-8/U-1 (two seater) judging by the canopy.
That 190 with it's engine being run up looks like an A-8/U-1 (two seater) judging by the canopy.
Konigstiger205
Staff Sergeant
Great pictures...love the Romanian Ju88 
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ThunderThud
Senior Airman
The 190 in yellow is a captured war prize! Thats reason for it being painted yellow!
B-17engineer
Colonel
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Great..
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