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February 11, 2006 at 12:42 pm in reply to: WW2 German Landing Grounds in the UK #1389778

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All the German agents delivered to Britain (after the start of the war – there were no-prewar sleepers – another nail in the theory’s coffin) were captured,

I’m not sure about the sleepers ….scapa flow, royal oak….some information about tho block ships….

January 28, 2006 at 11:28 am in reply to: Books #1412122

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I remember reading something on Internet about a F8 crusader?, whose pilots ejected, and made a long solo fly until belly landing on a farm. but don’t remember where I read it

January 22, 2006 at 7:25 pm in reply to: The "But that aircraft never flew with that airforce"-picture thread #2602458

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It is a B 17 actually…

:D:D:D:D:D
KG200 was a special squadron that did very strange things in II WW, one of them was using all the captured great us bombers.

December 22, 2005 at 8:32 pm in reply to: P80 in Albania, an interesting history #1364158

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clearly T-bird loves resting at strange places…

November 21, 2005 at 8:25 pm in reply to: Strangest RAF aircraft of World War 2. #1401691

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I,ve seen a photograph of Slip-Wing Hurricane flying. It was intended as a way of improving range, it was a fuel tank

About the AS39 Fleet Shadower… requeriment, it was intended as a fleet patrol aircraft, the idea was to have a low speed great autonomy aircraft to make surveilance tasks in a ship’s convoy.

November 11, 2005 at 12:46 pm in reply to: Cuatro Vientos – Madrid (lots of pics) #1412886

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The plaque on the prop blade of the wrecked engine in batch 5 says the following:

Restos ne lockheed hudson halifax.

Derribaldo el 27-xii-1942 por un submarino alemein
sus tripulantes eran :sgto Greaves: piloto Brown, Navigante : Evans
Y Griffith, Ametralladores – bombarderos, Todos Murieron, procedian de Gibralter del 223 Squadron Coastal Command de la RAF. Fueran recuperados por dos pesqueros de stu poln (alicante) los sia 107 23-vii-1990.

not sure of translation though but the main points are easy to see.

Translation.
“Remains of lockheed hudson halifax
Downed by a German Submarine 27TH December 1942
Crew:sgt Greaves: pilot Brown, : Evans
Y Griffith, All dead. Flying from Gibraltar 223rd RAF Squadron Coastal Command . Retrieved by two fishboats from Santa Pola ( southern Alicante) 23Th July 1990.

Ah My photos from museum and Fio Exhibitions:
http://aeronautica.fotopic.net/c252605.html
http://aeronautica.fotopic.net/c523367.html
http://aeronautica.fotopic.net/c603425.html

November 11, 2005 at 12:12 pm in reply to: Trans Atlantic Warbird Deliveries Through Prestwick #1412919

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It remembers me this photo, obtained from:
http://www.fag.es/sevilla/aparatos/unpedro.htm

Where you can see the same plane in one of his last spanish flights, acompanied by A EdA CASA/Nortrhop F5, and Two HA220 Super Saeta.:

November 11, 2005 at 10:27 am in reply to: Battle on Britain DVD in N.A. #1413330

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If you like the picture, I think you will like the photographs in this link:
http://www.fag.es/sevilla/batallainglaterra/batallainglaterra.htm
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