Y si los P-51 son lindos.
Club de aviones de combate de la IIWW
- Tema iniciado lonestar
- Fecha de inicio
Y si los P-51 son lindos.
Yo hablaba de los nazis.
Aaaaaaa como dijiste los malos me confundí porque yo recuerde en ese conflicto no existió ningún “bueno”
P-47 capturado por los alemanes.
Aviones alemanes capturados por los ingleses.
...durante La WW2, muchos tipos de aviones de la R.A.F. fueron capturados y probados por la Luftwaffe. El enlace siguiente muestra una colección de fotos, algunas muy conocidas y otras poco frecuentes, estos aviones, que tenga las marcas alemanas:
http://aviacaoemfloripa.blogspot.com.br/2011/02/avioes-britanicos-com-marcas-alemaes.html
Espero que les guste y cuento con su visita!
http://aviacaoemfloripa.blogspot.com.br/2011/02/avioes-britanicos-com-marcas-alemaes.html
Espero que les guste y cuento con su visita!
Muy bueno pampa14, buen comienzo. Igualmente te digo que hay post y threads de distintos períodos que tocan el tema. Colocar los links sería engorroso; pero, es una buena oportunidad para que rebusques en el extenso y preciado archivo de Zona. Bienvenido!!!
Estimados saludos.
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Estimados saludos.
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SBD-5 Dauntless dive-bombers of Marine Scout Bombing Squadron (VMSB) 231 taxi on the airstrip at Majuro in the Marshall Islands prior to launching for an attack against Japanese installations on Mille Atoll in August 22, 1944, seventy years ago today.
N2T-1 Tutor training aircraft pictured in formation near Naval Air Station (NAS) Livermore, California, on August 25, 1943, seventy-one years ago today.
N2T-1 Tutor training aircraft pictured in formation near Naval Air Station (NAS) Livermore, California, on August 25, 1943, seventy-one years ago today.
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Arado Ar 196A SAGr Crete 1942
View of the museum's example of an F3F fighter, which flew in Marine Fighter Squadron (VMF) 2 during it service.
An F3F-2 of Marine Fighting Squadron (VMF) 2 pictured after making a wheels up landing at Naval Air Station (NAS) San Diego, California, on August 31, 1938, seventy-six years ago today.
An F3F-2 of Marine Fighting Squadron (VMF) 2 pictured after making a wheels up landing at Naval Air Station (NAS) San Diego, California, on August 31, 1938, seventy-six years ago today.
P2Y-1 flying boats of Patrol Squadron (VP) 5F pictured during the squadron's record-setting flight from Norfolk, Virginia to Coco Solo, Canal Zone in September 1933, eighty-one years ago this month.
The XRD-1 Dolphin pictured at the end of a seaplane ramp on the Anacostia River during flight testing at Naval Air Station (NAS) Anacostia in Washington D.C. on September 2, 1931, eighty-three years ago today.
With Grumman test pilot Bob Hall at the controls, the company's XF4F-2, prototype for the famed Wildcat fighter, lands at the conclusion of its maiden flight on September 2, 1937, seventy-seven years ago today
The XRD-1 Dolphin pictured at the end of a seaplane ramp on the Anacostia River during flight testing at Naval Air Station (NAS) Anacostia in Washington D.C. on September 2, 1931, eighty-three years ago today.
With Grumman test pilot Bob Hall at the controls, the company's XF4F-2, prototype for the famed Wildcat fighter, lands at the conclusion of its maiden flight on September 2, 1937, seventy-seven years ago today
FIAT G-55 
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Fiat BR. 20 Cicogna
Savoia-Marchetti SM-79
Macchi MC.200 of the 386th Squadriglia, 21st Gruppo Autonomo. Russia, summer 1942
Cant Z 1007 Alcione
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Breda Ba.88 "Lince" IMAM built SN.4594 in flight over Corsica. July 1940
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