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He162 post #2480: I'm not that sure but looks like it has been pictured at the famous "Maloney Air Museum". Don't know the date/period, though.
Regards, Franck. |
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F-8 5+ I Bk, WNr. 580351 Straubing ;) Well, I can be wrong too ... |
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Ah yes, I see now - I didn't follow the link to the auction, just looked at the downloaded image.
Thanks both :) Chris |
Buyer of GI photo album with picture of Ju 88 G-6 “White A” please contact me
I would appreciate it a lot if the buyer of the GI photo album containing the late war pictures of Me 262 “White 4” and Ju 88 G-6 “White A” would contact me (off the board or by sending a PM).
See https://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-Photo-A...p2047675.l2557 and http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showth...45190&page=245 Thanks in advance and best regards, Marcel van Heijkop I./KG66 Research |
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He 111 H-20, W.Nr. 700628 of TGr. 30, 25% damaged in a crash at Zellhausen on 3 January 1945. I don't know if it was later repaired.
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Arado Ar 234 B-2, WNr 140 173, RAE Farnborough, England (30 March 1945)
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Interesting missile. In some ways, it's like an artillery shell, and sighted by eye. Thanks for posting it.
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This type of rocket would not be suitable for antiaircraft use. Instead, I think this shows a test of a rocket propelled artillery shell on a simplified launcher. This launcher would have been used in the field, and based on what I see, would be sighted by eye and the elevation would be changed for different distances. It reminds me of the 'Stuka zu Fuss' that was fired from its packing crate (a board or two had to be removed) when mounted on the sides of a Sd.Kfz. 251 half-track.
It would have to fly higher to be used against aircraft when launched from the ground. The apparent altitude I see does not appear to be very great. Ed |
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Zum fuss is an early adoptation 1944 is therefor too late.
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(Post No.2373 etc.)
Hi everyone I bought this pics with the He 111Z because I am interested in this type from operational history at Dijon-Longvic and Dole-Tavaux. Maybe I can bring "some more light in the darkness", there is a writing on the back, which says: "5-motored German plane at airport near Beedenbostel, May 1945". Beedenbostel is near Celle, in the triangle Celle-Wesendorf-Gifhorn in Lower Saxony. As I see,there were some airfields used by the Luftwaffe in this area (-> www.ww2.dk). Maybe someone of you can now exactly locate where this pictures have been taken. Regards Harry |
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Thanks a lot for this info Harry - In the meantime we pinpointed the location of this airfield to Dedelstorf, which is actually quite close to Beedenbostel. So I think this is one more confirmation :)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebelwerfer "A version of the 21 cm calibre system was adapted for air-to-air use against Allied bombers". |
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Thank you, Christian, quite an interesting lot of Luftwaffe places in that part of Germany.
I forgot, the picture in post No 2368 (Bf109) is also marked "Wrecked by Germans before retreating, near Beedenbostel, May 1945". So this picture might also be taken at Dedelstorf. Regards Harry |
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Snautzer,
I don't think so. The launcher in the video does not have a barrel. The ring-like framework means this projectile would be unguided. And I didn't see a method of firing it. Even the panzerfaust was a little better in this regard. I would hate to think the loaders pulled an igniter at the back end, loaded the shell and the aimer only had seconds to aim before it went off. The launcher, or duel launcher, in the video would have made a better bombardment weapon, especially if two or more were firing in the same direction. |
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@Harry, I bought 2 of these He 111 Z wreck photos from the same series/seller. I'm willing to share info and scans. Would you please send me a PM? Best regards, Marcel |
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Rudi,
Thank you for this nice album where the only one clear is a picture of Sicilian worker drinking using a bůmmulu, called Canari in Africa ;) Regards, Franck. PS: CV-V, too, WNr.10639, G-2/Trop, the famous "Schwarze 6" too. Hence this photo album is a little bit more than "captured German photographies" album. |
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