vliegtuig

9 photos tagged vliegtuig, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1940
2009

 

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Pilote Amelia Earhart / Pilot Amelia Earhart

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  • Joana Brandão said:
    (:
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Duitse piloten in bommenwerper

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  • Jeroen Krah said:
    Second world War, Air war, German Pilots in bomber. 1941
  • Stephen Dowling said:
    Probably a Dornier D0-17 or Junkers Ju-88 - there's a machine gun behind them.
  • JERONIMO VARGAS said:
    que buena fotografia!!!
  • fotocyclus ( www.fotocyclus.nl ) said:
    That's what I thought, very nice picture!
  • KoenK68 said:
    I'm not sure... because of the window on the right I rule out the Junkers 88. Because of the year (1941) isn't it more likely a Dornier Do.217 instead of its predecessor Do.17?

Werken aan gevechtsvliegtuig

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  • Leenke said:
    ** translation of describtion ** Second World War, Airbattle. Building/ maintenance of a combatplane. Germany 1941
  • spotless oven said:
    Light bomber HE 111
  • Ollie.Barwin said:
    this SUKS
  • KoenK68 said:
    Definitely no fighter. I agree with turkveil: Heinkel He.111 bomber because of its slightly asymmetrical nose (bending to the right a little). Perhaps 'gevechtsvliegtuig' is better translated as 'combat plane', to avoid future miscommunication.
  • Mighty Soap said:
    me gusta..