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Originally Posted by Andreas Brekken
and might send you a request per pm later on
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OK
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Originally Posted by Juha
the blades were bent at the roots, so probably a wheels up landing with engine running, see photos on page 38.
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I read it in Russian, series of articles in the "History of Aviation" magazine, so pages are different. About "bent at the roots" - it maybe depend from how strong the plane's nose touched the ground, for example. Or really it was wheels up landing. I'll try to find a technical description (result of engineer inspection or something like it). In all cases, it isn't desicive part of story.
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Originally Posted by Nokose
Andrey- I don't remember the name of the person or program. It covered a lot of range for several nights on the second world war. The only thing I found on PBS TV was a show "Secrets of the dead: Deadlist Battle" a 53.50 minute documental on Stalingrad.
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OK. I'll ask the friends, maybe somebody saw it
Regards,
Andrey