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As I have been looking for various pics, I have come across lots of pics of destroyed and wrecked vehicles so...
Dead Russian troops and destroyed Soviet tanks litter the snowy field in front of German defensive positions, winter 1941-1942...
PAnzer III at Kursk...
Turan II 'modified' on the outskirts of Budapest...
A smiling Panther in Hungary... The heat cracked the hull... 
A Wespe after a heavy HE hit... OUCH!
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June 29th, 2004, 12:45 AM
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I have no idea what this was...
PBYs destroyed at Pearl Harbour...
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The front A/C is a FW-190 and the rear A/C is a Ju-52. You can see the open rear gunners position and his gun ring near the tail of the A/C.
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an early Fw 190A by the werk nummer and the old stylized balkenkreuz on the fuselage........
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Quote:
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an early Fw 190A by the werk nummer and the old stylized balkenkreuz on the fuselage........
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What?!! You can make out the werk nummer and don't list the exact model....you are slipping... |
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Hi RB, I get the idea you like Stuka's from someplace  I found this interesting site that you may like.
http://fw190.hobbyvista.com/Kitzingen.htm
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And a second site but not much left of this Ju-87 ! I was under the impression that they had a device that was automatic to pull the aircraft up after the dive. Am I incorrect or did this guy just forget to set it ?
http://www.sci.fi/~junkers/JU87ROVAE.html
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And one last site that has several Ju-87 items for sale. (that's if your not broke like me)
http://www.eboomersworld.com/etc/MSI...df19.41900.asp
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Many wrecks at this site plus lots of German aircraft in the Hungarian Air Force.
Scroll all the way to the bottom and see a wrecked Iraqi He-111 that attacked the British.
http://home.mit.bme.hu/~tade/pages/acpicts.htm
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Ta the Kitzingen article I helped supply information to the author and good friend Gordon Permann ! in fact it is Gordon that is writing our monster book on the Moskito-jagd. The pics supplied of the captured German airmen and "honey" are from the US 405th fg, the Thundermonsters.........
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That Stuka really did hit the ground hard...
Nice site TA152, will be visiting that again!
Till then...
Iraqi HE111...
Hang on... all the graemlins are now yellow... 
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