By: Ant.H - 4th October 2002 at 19:14
RE: Croatian Air Force in WW2
Just a small point:The Fiat G.50 was called the Freccia(Arrow)in Italian service rather than being called Hawk.It’s possible that the Croations applied the name Hawk to the type themselves,although I’ve not heard this before.
By: Arthur - 4th October 2002 at 18:49
RE: Croatian Air Force in WW2
And perhaps some info on the operational use of Ante Pavelic (brrr…)´s air force?
By: Cromig21 - 4th October 2002 at 18:22
RE: Croatian Air Force in WW2
Hawk,do you maybe have Croatian Bf-109s?
By: Hawk75 - 4th October 2002 at 17:19
RE: Croatian Air Force in WW2
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 04-10-02 AT 05:22 PM (GMT)]First is “Breguet XIX”.
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By: Arabella-Cox - 4th October 2002 at 12:21
RE: Croatian Air Force in WW2
Second one’s a Jungmann, no idea on the first.
By: Cromig21 - 4th October 2002 at 10:43
RE: Croatian Air Force in WW2
First two i dont know,the 3rd one is Savoia-Marchetti S.M.81 and 4th & 5th one is Fiat G.50.Hawk,can you tell me what airfield is that?Is it Mostar or Sarajevo?
By: Cromig21 - 4th October 2002 at 08:18
RE: Croatian Air Force in WW2
Great photos Hawk!
By: skythe - 4th October 2002 at 06:23
RE: Croatian Air Force in WW2
Great photos Hawk. Pardon my ignorance, but what types are these?
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