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I think as tires and such were in very short supply it was taken to serve a flying one or never more likely never had one.
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I think that the bombs in post #1814 are 1000 kilo bombs. |
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Thanks Rudi. I know that soldiers removed parts from aircraft as souvenirs but in the case of advanced aircraft, the various US, British, French and other intelligence teams were anxious to get their hands on one to bring it back for study. At the time, whoever found something first and who could move it away, were now the new owners.
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That's OK.
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Hello RudiS,
Post 1827 - Nice photo find of a Fieseler-Kassel-built Fw 190 D-9. Note it’s defining small, green-filled, white Balkenkreuz and chord-extender between fin and rudder. Can anyone make out the markings? It looks like 3+ yellow to me. Respectfully, Steve Sheflin |
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