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Old 10th September 2008, 01:25
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Site with German aircraft photos
GI taken. Scroll down to about halfway.


http://www.soldiersmuseum.com/pages/ww2/shreck-gallery/




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Old 10th September 2008, 03:48
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Nice pics...

another US soldier who cant tell a difference between 88mm and 37mm..
"88 MM Gun Carriage"... sigh :P

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Old 10th September 2008, 10:32
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Re: Site with German aircraft photos
Hello Edwest,

Thanks for the reminder. This site and the content of the great pictures were discussed in detail in this forum topic:

http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showth...t=109+K%F6then

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Nice pics...

another US soldier who cant tell a difference between 88mm and 37mm..
"88 MM Gun Carriage"... sigh :P

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Just that the "37mm" is a 20mm FlaK 30...
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Old 10th September 2008, 13:58
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FW 190 A2 or A4 what would you take?
Did you noticed this one?

http://www.soldiersmuseum.com/pages/...armored-64.htm

Seem to have an A4 and A2 tail together
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No, "grunts" were not real good at ID'ing German equiptment.

The first "fighter" is, if course, an He-111, but with the yellow V wing marking thus proving it was not just used on fighters. Also, the "bomber" photos are a Ju-86R recon plane.
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Just that the "37mm" is a 20mm FlaK 30...
lol your right, its a 20mm... damn that got embaresing :O

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Old 10th September 2008, 18:37
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No, "grunts" were not real good at ID'ing German equiptment.

The first "fighter" is, if course, an He-111, but with the yellow V wing marking thus proving it was not just used on fighters. Also, the "bomber" photos are a Ju-86R recon plane.
If it is an R-1 but the R-2 was the bomber, was it not?
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Hi...

The Junkers is a Ju86G. The 'R' had different nose glazing. The 'G' nose glazing was more 'attached' to the front of the fuselage; the 'R' glazing was less extensive and more 'embedded' in its appearance. The differences can bee seen at the Luftarchiv site:

http://www.luftarchiv.de/

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For He111 we can imagine S3+..


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