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Old 7th January 2020, 13:57
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Thanks for the info, Stig.
The two other a/c in the Go 242 photo carry a yellow theatre band so it looks that this photo was taken on the eastern front.
The Russians are also quoted as having evaluated the Go 242 post war.
Since I don't believe the Go 242 was used on the Western Front, and during the ever shrinking area controlled by the III Reich such theater markings probably meant very little by April/May 1945.

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Old 7th January 2020, 14:55
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Did anyone see a good close up of that emblem on the nose?

Good question Maciej.
Looks like an Egyptian symbol of Horus and if so, the upper left corner must represent the Vulture goddess Mut (Mwt) "Mother".
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Old 7th January 2020, 20:17
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Good question Maciej.
Looks like an Egyptian symbol of Horus and if so, the upper left corner must represent the Vulture goddess Mut (Mwt) "Mother".
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Franck.
I had a feeling that I saw this before in some relation with P-40s, and this connection was right. It's the emblem of 79th FG:
http://raf-112-squadron.org/79th_fg.html
http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/foru...llion-patches/
and this has sense - 79th FG emblem on the starboard side, 86th FS emblem on the portside.
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Re: eBAy: Captured german planes
Ju 52/3m WNr. 5933, registered 1938, D-AMFR "Ludwig Hautzmayer", wreck 1945 at Berlin-Tempelhof.
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Ju 52/3m WNr. 5933, registered 1938, D-AMFR "Ludwig Hautzmayer", wreck 1945 at Berlin-Tempelhof.
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So it is.
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