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Re: Breach of international rules of war?
Regarding the PR9 Camberra: it seems it was flown by a USAF base at Germany. The navigator was Lituan born and spoke fluent Polak and Russian. I do have no further information about. The pilot CAN not talk about, because he signed a document about SECURITY rules, etc...He talked only superficially about it. Even about Spying flights over South America! It is very interesting indeed and one wonder if this kind of invasion of foreign aerial space ocurred with more frequence than we can imagine...I do not know if the Russians did the same ( I mean flying with no markings at all ).
When we remember tha SKG 10 flew over UK with all undersurfaces and lateral Balkenkreuz markings painted in black, isnīt it the same? Even flying with the upper white crosses who would see? The British Flak gunners? A UK night-fighter crew? For me it is the same TACTIC...When we also remember that the British flew a Lockheed with civilian markings taking pictures and doing Reconnaissance work during the war, it is the same: luring the adversaries...
It is a very interesting topic for further discussing and arising of further breachs of international rules of war.
Cheers for all, friends
Adriano
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