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Bücker Bü 181 Bestmann, armed for the “tank busting” role carrying four Panzerfaust anti-tank grenade launchers from wing-mounted launchers

Dornier Do 217 NJG E 1943

A Bf 110D-0 with an early “dachshund’s belly” fuel tank

Seafire with rocket assisted take-off (RATO)

Yugoslavian ( RYAF ) Hawker Hurricane Mk1 in flight.

Ju 88A-4,9.KG 51 Edelweiss, fuselage code 9K + DT,summer 1941,Eastern front

Ju 88A-5 from 8./KG 76 near Moscow, winter 1941-42

The forward torpedo room of I-58while at Sasebo in 1946 just before the submarine was scuttled.

5,000. Kübelwagen

More one picture , A Luftwaffe Messerschmitt downed over London in 1940, is in remarkably good condition., Windsor Castle

Another one, Residents of London look at a shot down German Messerschmitt Bf 110 bomber, 1940, near Windsor Castle

RAF Regiment troops inspecting a downed Me 410A-3 aircraft near the Sangro River, Italy, shortly after it was shot down on 26 Nov 1943
Source Imperial War Museum
Identification Code CNA 2226

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An SS woman from an unknown concentration camp executes a Jewish women.

FuG 220 and FuG 202 (centre) “Lichtenstein” SN-2 VHF band, and B/C UHF band night fighter radar antennas on the nose of a Bf 110 G-4 being serviced by Luftwaffe ground crew on Grove airfield, Denmark postwar in August 1945, before the aircraft was sent to the UK for research.

Just a bit bigger! A British 4,000 pound blockbuster bomb that was found in the Rhine, Germany in 2011

Focke Wulf Fw190D “Dora”, being renovated

 

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Bücker Bü 181 Bestmann, armed for the “tank busting” role carrying four Panzerfaust anti-tank grenade launchers from wing-mounted launchers

Dornier Do 217 NJG E 1943

A Bf 110D-0 with an early “dachshund’s belly” fuel tank

Seafire with rocket assisted take-off (RATO)

Yugoslavian ( RYAF ) Hawker Hurricane Mk1 in flight.

Ju 88A-4,9.KG 51 Edelweiss, fuselage code 9K + DT,summer 1941,Eastern front

Ju 88A-5 from 8./KG 76 near Moscow, winter 1941-42

The forward torpedo room of I-58while at Sasebo in 1946 just before the submarine was scuttled.

5,000. Kübelwagen

More one picture , A Luftwaffe Messerschmitt downed over London in 1940, is in remarkably good condition., Windsor Castle

Another one, Residents of London look at a shot down German Messerschmitt Bf 110 bomber, 1940, near Windsor Castle

RAF Regiment troops inspecting a downed Me 410A-3 aircraft near the Sangro River, Italy, shortly after it was shot down on 26 Nov 1943
Source Imperial War Museum
Identification Code CNA 2226

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An SS woman from an unknown concentration camp executes a Jewish women.

FuG 220 and FuG 202 (centre) “Lichtenstein” SN-2 VHF band, and B/C UHF band night fighter radar antennas on the nose of a Bf 110 G-4 being serviced by Luftwaffe ground crew on Grove airfield, Denmark postwar in August 1945, before the aircraft was sent to the UK for research.

Just a bit bigger! A British 4,000 pound blockbuster bomb that was found in the Rhine, Germany in 2011

Focke Wulf Fw190D “Dora”, being renovated

Tuo panssarinyrkki-Bücker on kyllä raju! Kun ei ole päätä huimaava lähtönopeus eikä kantama pääaseella...

 

[Ikarus]

Tuo panssarinyrkki-Bücker on kyllä raju! Kun ei ole päätä huimaava lähtönopeus eikä kantama pääaseella...

Paras olisi ollut ''pudottaa'' nyrkit lähes pystysyöksystä. Miten Buckerin ominaisuudet tuohon syöksystä laukaisuun sopi, siitä ei tietoa.

 

[JR49]

Paras olisi ollut ''pudottaa'' nyrkit lähes pystysyöksystä.

Joo, samaa pohdin.
Epätoivoinen tilanne, epätoivoisia ratkaisuja, kun tuollainen värkki suunnitellaan...

 

[JR49]

Oho, sentään kuitenkin jonkinlaista menestystä!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bücker_Bü_181

Service
Although built primarily as a trainer for the Luftwaffe, the type also performed other duties such as courier & liaison. From March 1945 an order was issued to concentrate all the available Bü 181s to be converted either to the "tank busting" role carrying four Panzerfaust anti-tank grenade launchers from wing-mounted launchers (C-3 subtype) or to the night harassment role carrying three 50 kg bombs (B-3 subtype), most likely inspired by the Soviet female nocturnal Nochnye Vedmy units' campaigns from 1942 to V-E Day. These units saw very limited use in the final days of the war due to the war situation. However, some missions were carried out, achieving moderate success but at the price of severe losses.[2] One restored Bestmann on the tank buster configuration is on display at the Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin.

 

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Capt. Brett DeVries, an A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot of the 107th Fighter Squadron from Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Michigan, poses next to the aircraft he safely landed after a malfunction forced him to make an emergency landing July 20, 2017, at the Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center. (Air National Guard)

Australian fighter FAE Firefly, who returned to the aircraft carrier Sydney after a RAID on North Korean facilities, and received a portion of shrapnel. 1952.

Swedish volunteers near Junkers f-13 transport in Finland during the Winter war, 1940.

Repair of combat damage to the Defiant of 264 squadrons received in the air battle over Dunkirk on may 29, 1940

The crew of the sinking British bomber Bristol Beaufort

Walrus from the Sydney cruiser near the Egyptian village of Merca Matruh, damaged in a friendly battle with the British Gladiator on June 21, 1940. Both pilots were sure that they were fighting with the Italians.

The process of repairing the engine of the British airship in the air.

A towing targets mosquito TT.39

Experimental Fokke-Wulf Fw 190 V18 with inline motor DB 603 and turbocharger under the belly of the Hirt.

 

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Greetings from Daimler-Benz, 1930s, Germany

Japanese armed trawler seen through the periscope of USS Albacore during her tenth war patrol. 17 November 1944.

An aerial view of the wreckage of the Hindenburg airship near the hangar at the Naval Air station in Lakehurst, New Jersey, on May 7, 1937.

The Italian motor torpedo boat MAS 15 in 1918. One hundred years ago, she sank the Austro-Hungarian battleship SMS Szent Istvan.

The Curtiss XSO3C-1 Seamew in the wind tunnel of the NACA Langley Research Center, Virginia, 17 October 1940.

A child gives another child a flower shortly after they arrive at Auschwitz in May 1944. Everyone in the photo was dead within hours.

“Mulberry A” at Omaha Beach, Normandy. One of two artificial harbors constructed by the Allies to help channel supplies into France. It and its counterpart “Mulberry B” at Gold Beach were two of the most amazing - and expensive - engineering feats of World War II. Mid June, 1944.

A U.S. soldier offers his hand to a woman leaving a cave where she had hidden with her child during the battle between Japanese and American forces. Saipan, 1944


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A little Russian girl touches her dead mother just after the liberation of the Ozarichi concentration camp in Belarus; c. March 1944

A girl standing amid the ruins of a V-2 attack, London, 1945.

 

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Crashed heavy bomber Farman F. 60 “Goliath”. 18.05.27

Emergency landing of the Dutch bomber, a Fokker T. V. From the nose sticks out a brutal 20-mm gun, a Solothurn S-18-350, shooting of which assumed only single shots

Cadets of the 1st air navigation school climb aboard the rare dinosaur-the Dutch transport Fokker F. XXXVI in Prestwick.
The only plane of this type was purchased by the RAF in 1939, but flew under civil registration, until it crashed in may 1940.

The sinking boat Dornier Do-18, shot down by Hudson in the North sea. 14.04.40

After the sortie, 1942, England

Airfield tractor Lanz Bulldog prepares to tow a DFS 230 glider

Bombers Dornier Do 17F and troop-carrying gliders DFS 230

The Yankees near the wreckage of the German assault gliders DFS 230

Burning bomber B-24H Liberator “Little Warrior” in the skies of Germany over the city of Fallersleben. 29 June 1944

Damaged scout Junkers Ju-388L

Captured by Americans Junkers Ju-388K

The tail with turret of the scout Junkers Ju-388L

A group of Americans near the captured Junkers Ju-388L

A very colorful photo of the British heavy bomber Lancaster shooter.
It was the main, along with the “Halifax”, a heavy bomber of the Royal air force during the Second world war.

 

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A French soldier manning a Hotchkiss M1914 machine gun on anti-aircraft mounting in Argonne, 1914.

A French observer working in a gondola of a kite balloon over the battlefield.

OS2U Kingfishers of VS-56 on Attu Island, November 1943

Republic XP-47H Thunderbolt In 1943, two P-47D-15-RA airframes (serials 42-23297/23298) were selected for testing with the new experimental 2300 hp Chrysler XIV-2220-1 sixteen-cylinder inverted Vee liquid-cooled engine. These aircraft were redesignated XP-47H. The liquid-cooled Chrysler engine with its large under-fuselage radiator radically changed the appearance of the Thunderbolt, and increased overall length to 39 feet 2 inches. With the increased power and improved streamlining, a maximum speed of 490 mph was anticipated

An Macchi C.205 Veltro with German markings flies in 1943. About 25 of these Italian-made fighters served in Jagdgeschwader 77 in the Luftwaffe from 1943 to 1944.

The Avro Lancaster aircraft under construction at the factory of A V Roe & Co Ltd in Woodford. Cheshire. 1943.

A damaged B-17 Flying Fortress returns from a mission over Trondheim, Norway with an engine smoking due to flak hits. (U.S. Air Force Photograph.)

Hawker Typhoon Mark IB, JP963 ‘TP-T’, of No. 198 Squadron RAF, parked by the perimeter track at B10/Plumetot, Normandy, as a bomb-disposal squad explodes German mines in the background.

A Douglas Dakota of RAF Transport Command lands at snow-covered B78/Eindhoven, Holland, as ground crew inspect Hawker Typhoon Mark IB, MN659 ‘I8-E’, of No. 440 Squadron RCAF, which suffered a collapsed undercarriage on landing after a sortie

P-47 down in Germany

P-47D in flight over the Philippines (1945)

The first WAAF nursing orderlies selected to fly on air-ambulance duties to France, standing in front of a Douglas Dakota Mark III of No. 233 Squadron RAF at B2/Bazenville, Normandy. From left to right: Leading Aircraftwoman Myra Roberts of Oswestry, Corporal Lydia Alford of Eastleigh and Leading Aircraftwoman Edna Birbeck of Wellingborough

Hawker Tempest Mark II aircraft lined up beside the runway at the Hawker Aircraft Ltd factory at Langley, Berkshire.

Hairless Joe and another P-51 sit along the Iwo Jima airstrip, both victims of landing accidents within minutes of each other

Bombs fall on German positions at Royan, France, 14 Apr 1944. Royan was well defended by two large fortresses which allowed the Germans to hold on well after the liberation of the rest of France.

Informed that nobody was left in Royan but Germans and collaborators, the RAF and USAAF bombed Royan out of existence in two raids, killing 2,700 civilians and only 23 Germans. The blame for this raid is usually attributed to Free French General de Larminat. The Royan raids were among the first to pioneer the use of napalm.

Two ex-Tommies bear their war scars, 1918.

 

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Public Warning, telling British and German airplanes apart (World War I)

First Army Front: British (upper) and German (lower) front line trenches east of Picantin and le Tilleloy, 1916.

Vertical of Thiepval village, and German front-line and support trenches, while undergoing bombardment by British artillery prior to the Battle of Thiepval Ridge. 25 September 1916.

Men of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps playing cards on a dump of trench mortar ammunition at Acheux, July 1916.

French troops loading a Brandt pneumatic air gun at the centre of instruction for assault troops at Morry (Oise), 8 August 1917.

A French rifleman behind a mobile armoured shield in the Aisne area, 10 February 1916.

French troops practising Chauchat rifle firing whilst advancing during training exercises at the infantry school near Cousances-aux-Forges, 17 February 1918.

By 1918 new tactics and doctrine had been integrated into the entente armies. Combined with new technologies like automatic rifles, tactics like walking fire gave attacking soldiers a new level of suppressing fire to assist in crossing no man’s land.

An RE8 of No 69 (later No 3) Squadron, Australian Flying Corps preparing to set out on a night bombing operation from Savy near Arras, 22 October 1917.

n airman of the 1st Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, examining and detonating the bombs to be used in a bombing expedition before being loaded onto the Martinsyde G. 100 Elephant aircraft in the foreground and the Bristol F.2B Fighter aircraft in the background.
A Martinsyde aircraft of No. 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, at Mejdel, being loaded with bombs for a bombing expedition. The bombs are being fastened in their frames underneath the lower wings, ready for release by the airmen, at the proper time. In the foreground is the small truck on which the bombs are carefully brought to the aircraft.​

That’s detonating as in putting in the detonators, just for clarity.

The interior of 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company’s Mine Rescue Station at Hulluch, near Loos, France, 31 January 1918.
The sapper is wearing a ‘Proto’ breathing apparatus and carries a small cage containing a white mouse or canary for testing the air conditions underground.

Gas cylinders in front line trench ready to be discharged that evening on the German trenches at Serre, August 1916. Men in trench are belonging to B Company, 1/6th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment

Australian troops rescuing an officer whose parachute has become entangled with the branches of a high tree on his descent from his balloon. One of them is climbing up the trunk of the tree. Near Zillebeke, 20 September 1917.

Five signallers in the bottom of the Lochnagar mine crater near La Boisselle on the Somme. The signallers are spelling out the word ‘SOMME’ in semaphore.

 

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Tämä on varmaan maailmanhistorian ystävällisimpiä sodanjulistuksia.

 

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Undetonaded four megaton Mark 39 thermonuclear bomb, with its parachute still attached, after it was accidently dropped from a breaking apart B-52 bomber over Goldsboro, North Carolina, in January 24, 1961.

The only Gotha Go P-60C Nachtjäger (nightfighter).

7,5 cm PaK 44 auf 3-ton Zugkraftwagen « Waffenträger » (Prototyp)

The Sherman M4A3E8’s Concrete Armor was issue by the 12th Armored Division,Okinawa, 1945.

A Soldier of the 2nd Battalion de Choc, French Commandos, takes a German prisoner behind a shattered staff car during a firefight in Belfort, France November 20, 1944

Boeing B-17F radar bombing through clouds over Germany, 1943.

Italian destroyer Libeccio slips beneath the waves after being torpedoed by HMS Upholder, Ionian Sea, 9 November 1941

The Germans near the broken French fighter block MB 152 from the squadron GC II-6, shot down in battle on June 6, 1940.

A South African Military Police officer, armed with a RONI carbine conversion for the Vektor Z88, stands guard during a parade.

 

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Arsenal-Delanne 10 the Germans.

 

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FINLAND. December 14, 1939. A Finnish soldier at his post on the Mannerheim Line

USA. New York. December 9, 1939. Some of 50 volunteers for the Finnish army prepare to sail on the Swedish-American liner Gripsholm for their native country.

FINLAND. Helsinki. December 11, 1939. A house hit by a Russian aerial bomb. It was still on fire after several days. Heavy Soviet artillery barrages could reportedly be heard in the Finnish capital — more than a hundred miles from the front.

Vulcan XH558 casting her own shadow at the base of the cliffs near Eastbourne in 2015

The bullet-ridden wreck of a German Heinkel He 111 bomber brought down by Allied fighters over France

A Bf 109 hit in the windshield .Russische front, 1941

Me 262 A-2a/U2 - bomber version prototype with glazed nose for accommodating a bombardier.

Me 262 B-1a/U1 night fighter with FuG 218 Neptun radar,

B-25 direct hit on Japanese Sub Hunter CH-39 on 10th November 1944

 

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Sako

 

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Sako
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Olisiko jotain svenski tai norski vuoristojääkäreitä? Jos olisi finnski, niin torrakko olisi vähemmän seksikäs Tikka 85

 

[Leaderwolf]

Olisiko jotain svenski tai norski vuoristojääkäreitä? Jos olisi finnski, niin torrakko olisi vähemmän seksikäs Tikka 85

Täytyy sanoa etten tiedä, kuvan yhteyteen ei oltu laitettu tietoa aseiden käyttäjistä.

 

[Leaderwolf]

Yhdysvaltojen tyynenmeren laivaston taistelulaivat, vuonna 1935.

 

[Falangi]

Olisiko jotain svenski tai norski vuoristojääkäreitä? Jos olisi finnski, niin torrakko olisi vähemmän seksikäs Tikka 85

Taitaa olla Sakon photoshootti, joten eivät välttämättä ole kenenkään jääkäreitä, vaan vain jotain malli ukkoja joille on vain heitetty varusteet niskaan ja Sakot käteen.

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Ps. Ja onhan Sakon TRG ollut PV:n käytössä jo vaikka kuinka kauan ja enemmän tulee netissä kuvia vastaan suomalaisista TRG:n kanssa kuin 85:n. Tosin ei noita uusimpia malleja (M10 ja A1) taida PV:llä olla.