Early Bf 109 bellied onto a railway line.
2 bladed prop.
Spanish civil war or very early WW2,Poland?
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Tried to catch the last train...

Amendola, near Foggia, Southern Italy. From the diary and the personal photo collection of Bob Hannings, Aircraft Maintenance Officer, 65th Fighter Squadron, 57th Fighter Group, 12th Air Force, USAAF: « he last of our ME-109’s was left by operations upon departing Amendola. A few men and myself were amongst the last to leave so we burned it. I think the pilots had become wary of the 109’s after their many mishaps and the death of Lt. Harold R. Gohman who perished upon bailing out of one». The 57th Fighter Group, P-47D Thunderbolt, let Amendola, where was based from 22 October 1943, across Arcola, near Naples, on 16 January 1944. Therefor the photo date around this day. Victor Sierra



End of a Bf 109

He111 down.

Herr Pilot,thiz iz a plane not a U-boat !(P.Kobylinski)

Lake Grøvelsjøen on the Swedish border. Well documented forced landing after damage over Narvik. Centre section still there.(Olav Dalbakk)
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