MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
Interesting site on flying boats with lots of photo galleries and manuals. Covers not just WW2 but also prewar and post war
www.seawings.co.uk
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ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
That's a shame that most of links in first half of 1st page are dead!
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
Yep - covid and old age and a lot of small companies being eliminated by large companies causes a lot of that
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
I cannot find the link? It may be an Australia problem just as some links do not work in Canada
fubar57
General
How about the translation link? Verde9.com | Storia e modellismo aeronautici
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
yep that is there and works
fastmongrel
1st Sergeant
Unfortunately some of the links are dead
fubar57
General
Might already be here but a ton of Army Air Forces manuals..... View Items
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
To quote the page itself In the Second World War people at home with loved ones spread far away around the world with the forces were fed a diet, often government backed, of "how it works" or "how we will win" technical information leaflets. Very often these would have contained superb cut away and sectioned diagrams, showing the "insides" or as was said at the time "the works!" of the machines that were winning the war for us!
MIG3LANGELO
Airman
A growing collection of informative profile pages about individual WW2 fighters, in English:
La-5:
www.planesinprofile.com
La-5F:
www.planesinprofile.com
La-5FN
www.planesinprofile.com
MiG-3:
www.planesinprofile.com
La-5:
Lavochkin, La-5 ( Лавочкин Ла-5 ) airplane profile art gallery interface — Planes in Profile
This page is a gallery of Lavochkin La-5 fighter airplane profile artworks by Anton Petrov. Click on the individual illustrations to view detailed art and research notes relating to each of the featured planes and their paint schemes.
www.planesinprofile.com
La-5F:
Lavochkin, La-5F ( Лавочкин, Ла-5Ф ) airplane profile art gallery interface — Planes in Profile
This page is a gallery of Lavochkin La-5F fighter airplane profile artworks by Anton Petrov. Click on the individual illustrations to view detailed art and research notes relating to each of the featured planes and their paint schemes.
www.planesinprofile.com
La-5FN
Lavochkin, La-5FN ( Лавочкин, Ла-5ФН ) airplane profile art gallery interface — Planes in Profile
This page is a gallery of Lavochkin La-5FN fighter airplane profile artworks by Anton Petrov. Click on the individual illustrations to view detailed art and research notes relating to each of the featured planes and their paint schemes.
www.planesinprofile.com
MiG-3:
Mikoyan & Gurevich, MiG-3 ( Микоян и Гуревич, МиГ-3 ) airplane profile art gallery interface — Planes in Profile
This page is a gallery of Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3 fighter airplane profile artworks by Anton Petrov. Click on the individual illustrations to view detailed art and research notes relating to each of the featured planes and their paint schemes.
www.planesinprofile.com
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ThomasP
Senior Master Sergeant
I ran across this website the other day as I was researching Japanese WWII aircraft propellers and associated manufacturing topics. It relates to the Nippon Gakki Seizo K.K., a company that produced a significant portion of the propellers used by the Japanese military in WWII. To the Mods - I am not sure where it is best to put this thread?
"What the Japanese Bayberry Trees Have Seen Stories from the Early Years of Yamaha Motor"
"What the Japanese Bayberry Trees Have Seen Stories from the Early Years of Yamaha Motor"
Crimea_River
Marshal
BlackSheep
Banned
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United States Strategic Bombing Survey: Interrogations of Japanese Officials
United States Strategic Bombing Survey: Interrogations of Japanese Officials)
www.ibiblio.org
The provided link gives access to over 100 interrogations of Japanese officers regarding all aspects of WW2, with a large amount of information regarding the air wars. For those interested, I recommend a complete read of the document, as there is a great deal of interesting material pertaining to such things as to The Who, why, and how individuals were chosen for debriefing along with each interviewee's biography.
A couple of nuggets I've noticed, so far, have been the multiple mentions of the effectiveness of American dive bombers, the negative effects of the strafing of airfield personnel on morale, once aircraft and other material targets began to dwindle *, and multiple mentions of Midway as the turning point of the war.
* This reminds me of Nazi complaints that even a lone motorcycle courier wasn't safe from marauding P-47s in France.
Moderators: This link could have easily fallen under the "general" category but I felt it contained an abundance of aircraft-related info to go here, also.
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Good stuff!
fubar57
General
Full "LIFE" magazines from 1936 - 1972.... LIFE I started from 1939. Not much mention of the war "over there". The odd article starts to ramp up in 1940 and increases into 1941. I'm up to Mar. 1941 and the U.S. military articles are also starting to ramp up. In one of the late 40's, early 41 issues it mentions a small conflict in Asia involving Japan and others
Snautzer01
Honourably banned
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I already posted this with a complete index.
BlackSheep
Banned
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- May 31, 2018
My apologies, I didn't seen it when I originally posted it and then it was moved by the mods, so I assumed it was ok. Should I remove it, that way your post is the only one anyone sees?
fubar57
General
Up to June 16 1941 now and there are more articles involving U.S. build-up plus many articles involving isolationism. Very interesting to see how the U.S. is viewing the war. The start of an article on convoys....
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
That line about being reluctant to do what had to be done is eerily appropriate now.
