WW2 photo gallery

[Motormouse]

Some interesting pictures here of luftwaffe types,
Huub will love this.

https://www.mission4today.com/index....printertopic=1

ttfn

Pete

[huub vink]

Thanks Pete,

When you love that one you will love this one as well:

https://www.nederlandseluchtvaart.nl...-Reihe-tanzend!

Cheers,
Huub

[Shessi]

Nice find Pete,

Thanks for the link.


Cheers

Shessi

[huub vink]

My main problem with these photo galleries, is that they put me on uncontrolled journeys through history and techniques.

For instance I look at picture from a FW-189 and notice the finned spinners. Before I know I'm googling things as "finned spinner" and "Rippenhaube". Next I see a picture from an airfield with the text: unknown location" and I wonder: "Hey isn't this "Schellingwoude" and immediately I looking in my "Military airfields in the Netherlands" book", where my eye suddenly catches an unknown temporarily airfield in a region where I often cycle. And suddely I'm at google maps to see whether there are still some traces left......

Interesting and often well spend time, but sooo time consuming!

Cheers,
Huub

[Shessi]

Ha ha ha Huub...that's the 'Wiki-wormhole' you've gone down...we all do it...you start with a simple idea and it cascades into completely different areas, but damned interesting.

That's one of the highs of the internet...where would we be......

Cheers

Shessi

[Dev One]

Especially in lockdown.....spent a good hour plus looking at those photos......marvelous.....some types I hadn't seen before. Thanks
Keith

[Motormouse]

Yes, I found some of the inflight photos interesting like the bv141

Ttfn

Pete

[ian elliot]

Great set of pics guy's You talk about wormhole's, im sitting here with a coffee getting excited about hangers and control towers and airfield layouts, did you see that lovely ariel of Fornebu

[hertzie]

Thanks Huub! And yes, I had the same "problem". VERY time-consuming .

hertzie