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28th May 2005, 03:35
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Re: Fighter ammunition
The radio/radar operator in the Bf 110 C through F also had the task of replacing the ammunition drums for the lower nose MG-FFs and MG-FF/Ms. And, once the Schrage Muzik MG-FF/Ms were installed at the rear of the crew enclosure, the rear gunner had a similar task.
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