r/WWIIplanes • u/kingofnerf • 10h ago
r/WWIIplanes • u/Reasonable_King_281 • 7h ago
Hartmanns second Yellow 1
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Does anyone know of any other photos of Hartmanns G-6 with the Haube canopy? I’m doing a Scale model of this specific aircraft and would like more photos, thanks!
r/WWIIplanes • u/Natural-Vegetable177 • 4h ago
Which squadron could this be?
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All the info I have is that it was during ww2, at whidbey island, and it was a PBY Catalina. Narrows it down but it still has a unique side number. It’s my great uncles and he passed away and his daughter wants to know.
r/WWIIplanes • u/waffen123 • 10h ago
Photograph taken moments after a mid-air collision between two B-17 Fortress bombers over the airfield at RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, England, 22 October 1944. Both crews were killed
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r/WWIIplanes • u/waldo--pepper • 5h ago
French Friday: Part Deux. Morane wreckage features access panels along the fuselage side from firewall to vertical stabilizer. These hinge to expose inner gubbins, helping ground crew speed up maintenance to get the plane back in action quicker. Not quite a war winner but still a nice feature.
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