WWII Transports

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MarWinch

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Feb 2, 2010
Great site! Can spend hours and hours just reading the various threads.

I've always had a fascination with transport aircraft of WWII, Allied and Axis. (Not trying to provoke anyone, honest, but in my humble opinion the fighters and bombers are garnering just a bit too much attention from the warbird fans out there.)

Noticed you've got some great manuals posted. Would anyone out there have manuals or pilot's notes for, say, the Dakota or the Commando or even the SM82 Marsupiale?

Regards to all,

Mar Winch
 
Hi and welcome from England. Got to agree in parts, although seeing the fighters etc is marvellous, it's great to see a Dak now and again.
 
welcome.....from australia.

Have an interest in the SM-82, so any information would be appreciated from this quarter as well. I think the SM-82 was the best Axis transport to see widespread service
 
welcome...

we had a poll for the greatest aircraft of ww2 and the C-47 won. So many members here agree with you.


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