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Air Warfare Fighter planes, bombers, torpedo bombers, support aircraft, and even prototypes

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I think this would be the appropaite place to ask this... where there any jet bombers? I know almost everyone had some plans, did any even get off the drawning board?
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The Me262 was used as a fighter bomber, not sure if any others actually saw action.
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Re: Bombers on the Wing
The Arado 234 would be another, but I would really consider this a Recon aircraft that could have a couple of small bombs strapped to it.



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The Me262 was used as a fighter bomber, not sure if any others actually saw action.
That was Adolf's bright idea. The Luftwaffe was in desperate need of an interceptor the likes of the Me262, so he insisted diverting it toward bomber duties.
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How about some B24s...







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Re: Bombers on the Wing
I love this thread. How about some more medium bombers?
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Here is a link to a YouTube video abou the Mosquito. I can't fgure out how to embed stuff so if someone wants to please feel free.

YouTube - mosquito airshow
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Some B17 formation photos...







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Here is a link to a YouTube video abou the Mosquito. I can't fgure out how to embed stuff so if someone wants to please feel free.

YouTube - mosquito airshow
I don't think we can embed here, but the way you have it is cool.
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I love this thread. How about some more medium bombers?
Just give some names Dallas and I'll see what I can get. I found all sorts of color photos of planes in the air.
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