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I wonder if you could fit inside any of those and actually fly around?
Junkers JU-390 (This bomber made a trial flight to New York and back undetected)
photo was taken from JU390 of New York during its clandestine flight.
artist impression of JU390 over New York
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The pictures are of the JU390, but the news article below mention only the ME-264. There are no actual German records of the New York flight, and the only existing JU390 was not in France in Jan. 1944 where the flight was to have originated.
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Are you an airplane fan as well, MrHarun?
pink camouflage
supposed to blend in with this
supposed to blend in with this
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The P-40 belonged to Sue Parish, a member of The WASPS, and cofounder of the Kalamazoo Air Zoo.
Just a curious question for the Air Force guys out there. Carbon nanotube de-icers. Less amp draw, kinda like more pre de-icers,; not pneumatic but heating before heating fully needed ?(inside info)
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A variation on the Horton HO229, Gotha made some changes and proposed the Go P.60. Developed in 1945, it was too late to be produced. It was to be a high altitude fighter, powered by under/over BMW 003 turbojets. With a range of nearly 1,000 miles and speed of 590 mph, it would reach 42,000 foot altitude.
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@polywideblock can you post the name of the plane/jet of the picture you’re posting on all of them? That would be cool.
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