http://www.k-silmailumuseo.fi/brewster_museolle

The only Brewater in the world. Found in a lake in Russia. Pilot Pekuri dropped the plane in the lake after an raid an airbattle near Sekezha airfield in Karelia. The plane went upside down in water force landing. Pilot Pekuri swam ashore and walked to own side base even trough a minefield, He remowed hes boots in water, so he walked with bare socks some 30 kilometers in forest. Downed the Hurricane that shot him. Plane is in loan inCentral Finland Aviation Museum for restauration in Finland. Property of Pensacola Aireal Museum, US.


Brewster

The resilient use of the now infamous swastika well into the 80's. The story of the Swastika Laundry Company:

http://comeheretome.com/2010/04/26/swastika-laundry-1912-1987/

An Irish laundry service

"I thought I'd put up some photos of the German Messerschmitt Me 262B-1a/U, "Red 8" as it would have been called. The Me 262 was, of course, the first jet fighter to see combat.

This plane was a two-seat, radar equipped night-fighter and actually saw combat. It is also at the "War Museum" in Johannesburg, South Africa. The curator says it is the only two-seat 262 that saw combat still extant. According to the website Nachtjagdgeschwader 11 the plane was part of the Nachtjagdgeschwader 11, 10th Staffel, or 10th Squadron of the 11th Night Fighter Wing. It states further that it was flown by Pilot Oberleutnant Karl Weler and radar operator Oberstleutnant Kurt Welter, and that it surrendered at Schleswig.

I have been in the cockpit and the radar screen is tiny, you could cover it with your hand. I don't know quite how it was used in practice, but I suppose it was a very early version of onboard radar."