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Old June 3rd, 2008, 10:42 PM
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Clue - It's not a British plane. That should narrow it down.
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Do we need more clues ?
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Do we need more clues ?
I think so. I can't believe there is a WW2 plane this hard to ID.
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This should make it really easy then - it's not American either.
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This should make it really easy then - it's not American either.
I've been thinking French for some time, so I'm gonna stick my neck out and say Bloch 131
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Damn! You're good Sal!
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Absolutely correct A Bloch MB 131 on an airfield in 1940. I told you the location was right. The recognition strips got me too when I first saw it. I assumed it was something from around D-Day.

This plane had RED and WHITE stripes.

The thread is yours Salinator.
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I've seen this plane before..I belive it is a Dornier..not sure of the model..wil check my source book..
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Absolutely correct A Bloch MB 131 on an airfield in 1940. I told you the location was right. The recognition strips got me too when I first saw it. I assumed it was something from around D-Day.

This plane had RED and WHITE stripes.

The thread is yours Salinator.
I suspected French after ruling out the Baltimore, but the stripes threw me a curveball because I couldn't place the Bloch at D-Day.

I pass my turn to Wustenfuchs. If he doesn't want it, anyone else can grab it.
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Well thank you Sal! I'll go with an easy one, she's a beauty!

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