Aircraft Identification Challenge 172

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AlanW
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Re: Aircraft Identification Challenge 172

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Wondering if it might be Italian, from the picture of this Italian gunner
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Well i never !!! just been watching a documentary on the bombing of Germany, and "lo and behold" this came up as a short piece of film which was included, stating that JU88's were used to fly above bomber streams and drop parachute bombs on them ?
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Wow, how about that for a bit of luck.
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Do we have a correct answer?

I think it may be a Heinkel He 111 H-6

http://www.asisbiz.com/il2/He-111/Heink ... sz-25.html

But I could be wrong.

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I think Cliff is on to a winner there !!
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AlanW wrote:I think Cliff is on to a winner there !!
Who am I to argue!
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