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Re: Sm 91
By the way, the twin boom airplane cannot be a Gotha which is a high wing plane, nor a SM 92 which has no central nacelle, which is clearly seen on the photograph. So, it could be only a SM 91 or a Fokker G1. When we compare on the photo, the lenght of the HE 177 with the lenght of the twin boom, the Fokker hypothesis seems to match.
In the book "German secret flight test centres to 1945" H.Beauvais, K.Kössler...we find no mention of SM 91 or 92 tested at Rechlin.
All the best
Christian
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