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Old 24th May 2006, 08:16
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Strange Bf 109 G-3

In the issue Flugzeug Profile Nr. 5, Messerschmitt Bf 109 G/K, there is a drawing of a Bf 109 G-3 converted for person transport.
Quote:" Drawing of the BF 109 G-3 without head armoured plate and without wireless equipment to give place for three additional persons."
One person would stand half kneeling behind the pilot, two others sitting on the floor one behind the other looking to the tail.
No further explanation is given in the text.
Does anybody know what should have been the purpose of this plane and if there were built any? I haven't found anything anywhere else, not even in Prien's book Bf 109 F,G & K.
If required, I could show a scan of the drawing.
Thanks in advance
Robert
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