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Old 20th March 2011, 17:50
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Re: What are these aircraft?

Guys

I am not sure who measured the wing span, but you can't measure the identified Ju 52 on top with the enlarged unidentified objects.
Doing my own measurement, Ju 52 on top has basically the same dimensions as the now identified Ju 52 without engines to the right.
The so called C.445 to the left is too much damaged for me to give an opinion, but the same goes there, you have to try and measure the object in its real size in the picture and not vs the enlarged object.

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