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Post 3881. N. American NAA.64-P2 ex-French, flown as trainer; possibly in JFS2 ?
Rudder marking should be NAA.64 No.77 Early style insignia. Nick |
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Post 3882.
B-26B force-landed in Netherlands Oct. 3 1942 on ferry flight from Gander via England to 319BG, Twelfth AF in Algeria; details from this very good Dutch site. Nick https://www.verliesregister.studiegr...lts?sglo=T1865 |
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Many thanks Nick.
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# 2 I think is a post-war photo. Tempest NV723 was struck off charge from Sylt in the 1950s.
# 4 looks like Battle L5503 QT-L of 142 Sqn, lost on 23 August 1940. See: https://martinaviationpages.com/23-august-1940/ |
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[quote=AndyMa;352099]# 2 I think is a post-war photo. Tempest NV723 was struck off charge from Sylt in the 1950s.
Agree Andy Both the prop and (seemingly) the engine are both missing, so I would say the pic was taken after it was SOC The D.338 in pic 1 is said by the seller to have been taken in Poland. Does everyone agree on that? Cheers Stig |
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For picture number one, I'd say it was taken in France.
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That is the obvious answer, but I don't have any loss details for the aircraft in question, hence my reaction and question. Cheers Stig |
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