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Union G.I 1915 Nowarra photo

from SDASM Archives

  • Kees Kort said:
    The Union G.I heavy four-engined bomber a design started at the end of 1914 by chief designer Karl Bombard of the Union-Flugzeugwerke at Teltow (near Berlin). Two engines were placed in tandem pairs at both sides of the fuselage. The machine was judged too slow by the German army and was not ordered. The rudder section consisted of three parallel rudders, clearly seen on this picture. Another sample of the Union G.I was built by the Daimler firm who wanted to enter the aviation business, probably slightly improved. Daimler halted further development of this design and the Union firm ended operation in 1915.
  • Kees Kort said:
    A picture of the second sample the Union G.I built by Daimler can be found here

Ruth Kaufman & a Private who was killed, 1942

from JWA Commons

  • Balliolman said:
    A delightful photograph. Hero.

Who am I?

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  • oaktree_brian_1976 said:
    American GI's in the Pacific?
  • Pacific Kilroy said:
    Not enough detail to make much of a guess. My guess would, however, be Europe rather than Pacific. The Colonel, second from right, appears to be wearing a jacket, and the man on the far left also seems to have layered clothing; I would not expect that in the Pacific Theater. The man on the far right appears to be in the Air Corps. ??? Just guesses.