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11th April 2012, 10:45
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Re: Trying to confirm forced-landing of He111 of 9./KG4, 5J+KT, in Norway during spring of 1940--probably at Fornebu
Hi.
With regards to the 4th photo, I do not believe this to be a body, but what we see is part of a tire lying flat on the ground with some canvas draped over it. The wing section from the smaller aircraft has a pitot tube sticking out, and I think this is from a Fi 156, as it is so small compared to the He 111? What other aircraft would have such a slim and straight wing? Regards, Andreas B
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