Monday, 4 April 2011

Captured enemy aircraft



Luftwaffe Hurricaine

Some great Wellington pictures here:

Luftwaffe Spitfire


RAF Me 109
RAF Fw 190


RAF He 111













RAF He 177



RAF Ju 88


















RAF Fw 200 'Condor'  
(Heinrich Himmler's personal transport)
Picture by Gerald Trevor Roberts















French Air Force
                                                                            












RAF Bf 110


Luftwaffe C-47


RAF Fw 190

RAF Ju 87



RAF Ju 87 'under entirely new management'
Nice touch!


Czech Air Force Me 262




USAF Me 262


USAF Me 109


RCAF Me 109


RAF Me 163



RAF Do 335

 


Luftwaffe F-5 Lightning

Luftwaffe Short Stirling





No. 1426 (Enemy Aircraft) Flight RAF, nicknamed "the Rafwaffe" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No._1426_Flight_RAF

Zirkus Rosarius (also known as the Wanderzirkus Rosarius) Luftwaffe unit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zirkus_Rosarius

More captured aircraft @:
http://falkeeins.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/the-raf-waffe-no-1426-flight-enemy.html


Some more RAF Me 109s:



















RAF Heinkel He 219












RAF He-111

USAF He 111

LUFTWAFFE B-17

LUFTWAFFE HURRICAINE

LUFTWAFFE P-38

LUFTWAFFE P-51

LUFTWAFFE SPITFIRE 

LUFTWAFFE YAK1



RAF Me109

RAF Me104

USAF Me109


USAF ZERO



































































USAF Me262



















More can be seen @: 
http://theaviationanorak.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/captured-enemy-aircraft-updated-page.html

















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8 comments:

  1. Skipskatta9 April 2011 at 22:49

    Wow, great blog! Lots of interesting stuff, and lots of planes I never knew existed. Looking forward to further posts. I'm going to follow your blog, maybe you'll consider clicking my "follow"-button! ;-)

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  2. The Aviation Anorak12 April 2011 at 17:11

    Thanks Richard TAA

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  3. gonzoaviation.com14 July 2012 at 16:02

    very interesting ...thanks

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  4. Anonymous5 October 2013 at 00:21

    Athens,Greece September the 4th 2013.
    I accidentally bumped onto your blog while searching for some "good old planes" to download as a common simmer. I stood amazed watching these pictures of yours.! This is real history.! One can hardly imagine French, British, or American Messerschmitts 109 or German Hurricanes etc..etc..
    I could never imagine the history knowledge I would have acquired when I started "messing around" with FSX and air crafts..
    Thank you my friend. I'll bookmark your site and read/view your posts._
    Alan Castel

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  5. The Aviation Anorak5 October 2013 at 09:42

    Hi Alan thanks for your nice comments. I hope you have fun painting and researching aircraft in the wrong colours! I did some fs painting years ago and enjoyed it. My laptop can't cope with the graphics so not played for a good few years. One day I will get back into it - Cheers TAA

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  6. Anonymous7 October 2013 at 20:32

    Hi again. Thanks for your reply!
    I forgot to mention the breathtaking visual value of your "front-page" black and white picture...The car, the pilots, the coffee brake, the dog, all mixed with the magnificent Hurricane and Wellington in the back, in a moment of inertia, waiting for "the signal" so that the engines roar again... It is so powerful.!
    (I'm not a war-freak I just like airplanes driven by human hands,..not computers.) I wish you "one day'" to obtain the laptop you desire_ Cheers Alan Castel

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  7. The Aviation Anorak7 October 2013 at 20:59

    Hi Alan
    Glad you like the header photo. I love it great car, planes, pipe smoking & a black dog of course...the caravan is a nice touch as well. Yes one day I'll get back into flight siming. I must try and fly some of stuff on this blog- cheers TAA (Keith)

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