Texas History Photo Collection

[Stephen M. Fochuk]

That's what I thought. Thanks Von Alles.

[ouidjat]

Originally Posted by Von Alles

D520 SN+WS Reims 1944 5/FZG2
See : http://www.luftwaffe-experten.org/fo...p?showtopic=94
posts #75 &76

So it is!
Thank you very much.

[Larry Hickey]

Hello,

The Ju88 looks like it could be from an old Battle of Britain acquisition following a FL there in 1940. Full code doesn't seem to be readable. Can anyone determine where this a/c may have come from and when?

[Dan O'Connell]

A Me 262 I havn't seen before. Thank you Karl for the info and Marc for posting it.

[Snautzer]

Originally Posted by Dan O'Connell

A Me 262 I havn't seen before. Thank you Karl for the info and Marc for posting it.

ok... I went trough 1000+ of threads of pictures. But you're welcome

[Marc-André Haldimann]

You're welcome, Dan.

And Michiel, we all know what we owe you

Cheers
Marc

[ouidjat]

Snautzer,

I can imagine what you did to get them all. Thank you very much.
With you permission I will put the Bf109 photos on my Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1528571170740726/ Bf109 from Anton to Karl group.

Best regards, Franck.

[ouidjat]

Humm,

It seems they made a Bond tour around with it.

[Dénes Bernád]

Originally Posted by Snautzer

Another one with partial code

http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/675...27/?q=airplane

It looks like U (or H) and Q. Would be nice to know the full radio code.

[ChristianK]

Hi Dénes,

this is either Hs 129 PH+UC (Werknr. unknown) or PH+UQ (Werknr. 141407). Both were found by american troops at unknown locations (one source says Wiesbaden, another München).
Many photos of them exist, and up to now I thought they all show the same plane, namely PH+UQ. But on closer scrutiny it seems that's not the case and PH+UC also survived the war and was also captured. Can someone shed any light on this?