capturedaircraft

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Icelander_Photography said:
5595 is ATG fuselage number, A3 is A-3 LT (Torpedo bomber) and S standsfor assrmbled by Siebel/Schkauditz (same airfield where DHL has Cargo hub now) Full designation is Ju 188 A-3 LT /cuto (cable cutters on nose and built in wings), and may even have been Trop (Tropicalized). White "wave mirror" suggests plane was one of them from III/KG 26 (Norway) and some of these were flown via Courland to Germany 08.05.1945 - and surrendered to US/British forces.
Diggerdogroff said:
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Stig Jarlevik said:
What a nice shot of the OFM Ro.5 (or Ro.5bis) captured by and most likely used by Hoover's unit the 52FG. Stig
krztalizer said:
enclosed canopy = Ro.5bis
Stig Jarlevik said:
Yes General wisdom says so. I have some conflicting reports, hence my hesitation. Stig
rlucas1981 said:
Where are you guys getting the Rome Ro. 5 reference? If I am not mistaking this is the Breda 15S that was rebuild by the 4th Fighter Squadron... Romeo 5 never had an eliptical wing either as far as I know...
Stig Jarlevik said:
rlucas1981 Indeed Jumping to conclusions too fast, I'm afraid. Sorry about that Stig

Rob A. said:
British serial DG200 is linked at Messerschmitt BF-109E-3
Gordon Riley said:
Wk Nr 4101. Now exhibited in the Royal Air Force Museum at Hendon, London. The cockpit canopy was removed during testing by Rolls-Royce, Hucknall, as the test pilot was over 6ft tall and would not fit into the cockpit!