Mostly men from the USS Oklahoma. Here is the link to the DPAA site, every so often it releases the names of identified military personnel.

http://www.dpaa.mil/Home.aspx

Fantastic pictures, love the Camel from my younger days of reading Biggles books at every moment possible. DH5 is a cracking looking aircraft also….

Would be nice to see a bit more of the F2B (Bristol Fighter) that is hiding in the back of the hanger!! :eagerness:

Q1 – What aircraft is it from. Ju-87 Stuka

Q2. Where on the aircraft was it situated and what was it for. Wing, covering MG17

Q3. Which squadron and squadron markings did it fly with. LG 1 and IH+JU

Q4. What day was it brought down – where was it brought down and who were the crew. 16.04.41 at Vourijarvi. Lt Gerhard Kastlunger and Uffz Richard Lindwurm

Q5. What happened to the earlier less well marked aircraft code shown. Pass!

Q6. Where and when was the aircraft built. Pass!

You forgot to add Q6. What are Saturdays lottery numbers!

Could they be the aircraft serial numbers? L5708 and L5701 were both assigned to Fairey Battle’s according to UK serials…. Just a wild guess on my part.

Says Victorville in one of the captions, Fedex must have some size fleet of aircraft if they are the ones they have retired!

One of my favorite films as a kid, love this scene…..

Thank you for the reply Piston, I’m sure it was a most enjoyable place to work!