By way of clarification rather than an attempt to obtain a premature clue, can you say whether it is a gyroglider or a gyrocopter without its engine in situ?

The tow hook on the nose provides a clear clue as well 🙂

Well I’m done Googling… can’t find this. Interesting location. Please let us know where this photo was taken once someone comes with the solution 🙂

Sorry, it will have to be open house as I can’t manage to post a picture. 🙁

Try this: once you start writing your reply, under “Reply to Thread” there’s another field “Additional Options”. Click the “Manage Attachments” button. A pop-up opens. Click one of the “Browse…” buttons and select your image file. Click “Upload”. Once finished you can close this window and your attachment will show as soon as you submit your reply.

Hope this helps.

Right country

No surprises there! 😀

Anyhow, kindly take us back to the real world, RAB!

Or don’t, I quite enjoyed that one! Curious to see if RAB can top it! 😀

The photos were made by the tail camera of another B-25. The cartridges come from the tail gunner firing at this ship or hopefully another.

But yes, that’s LOW! 😮

But indeed, look at those shadow(s). This REALLY is low… 😮

Shadows? That’s the reflection in the water, meaning the actual height is precisely HALF this much!

Time for a hint, me thinks: it’s a high-performance glider, first flown in 1933. Two were built. One was flown regularly till 1939, then put in a transportation museum where it was destroyed in an air raid in 1944.

This F-16 clip one was taken only yesterday on the 30th of October at Volkel AFB.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLxOHoj3_kY

Those who cannot stand any shape or form of profanity, swear words, strong language or otherwise had better turn the sound of! :diablo:

“This video has been removed by the user.” 🙁

That Tornado is madness by the way… bit too close for comfort no matter how great a pilot he may be.