diefliegertruppen

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Pfalz D.XII 2670/18

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  • yavor.dinkov said:
    Pfalz D.XII 2670/18

captured/surrendered German AEG G.IV bomber

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  • Kees Kort said:
    Unlikely a Caproni bomber given the part of the fuselage that is visible is in the irregular German camouflage system.
  • TVL1970 said:
    Kees Kort Agreed. Given the lozenge camouflage, this is almost certainly a German aircraft. Combined with what appears to be the folded down gun shield (the device made up of thin metal bars on top of the fuselage), It appears that this likely is the fuselage of a captured/surrendered German AEG G.IV bomber. See: forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/3589-132-aeg-giv-late/

Udet Du Doch Nicht

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  • steveartist said:
    Google translation of "Du Doch Nicht" is "You Are Not Yet."
  • tlwmdbt said:
    the sense is more like "was not meant for you!!" or "not you again!!" or "Not you!!" - When you can read that, you speak German, so you won't shoot at him (to prevent friendly fire). When you are flying behind a double decker, you can not read any national emblem (if existent at that time). When you are close enough to read it and you understand it, you shouldn't pull the trigger. Nowadays airplanes most fight beyond visual range but in WW1 they where so close.