The official AHF Allied & Neutral Air Forces quiz

[iffig]

Thank you Dreeze. New question: What is this plane Under construction?

[iffig]

An european aircraft .....

[von thoma]

Renard R-37 belgium aircraft.

[iffig]

Exactly!
Sorry for the delay in answering and next question is yours.

[von thoma]

Thanks !
Which aircraft ?

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[Ironmachine]

Westland Whirlwind.

[von thoma]

Correct !
Your turn and regards.

[Ironmachine]

Thanks.
New aircraft:

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[Dreeze]

A Waco UC-72, which was a designation used for several types of impressed civilian Waco airplane types?
This particular one could be a Waco SRE or a very similar subtype..

Greetz,
Dreeze

[Ironmachine]

Correct on both counts: it is an UC-27, and it is a Waco SRE.
Over to you.
Regards.

[Dreeze]

Thank you, Ironmachine

For the next question, again a plane wreck (I'm growing really fond of these..).

Which aircraft is this?



Greetz,
Dreeze

[Polar bear]

hi,

a Lockheed Hudson ?

greetings, the pb

[Dreeze]

You're very warm here, pb.
But, as you can tell from the lack of a glazed bombardier's posistion in the nose, it's not a Hudson.

If you click the picture, it reveals itself just a little bit better..

Greetz,
Dreeze

[Polar bear]

hi, Dreeze,

good hint.

Lockheed PV-1 Ventura , possibly a RAAF or RNZAF a/c in New Guinea ..

greetings, the pb

[Dreeze]

Yes, pb! It's a Lockheed Ventura.

My source says it's an american PV-1 sitting next to an overgrown airstrip in one of Papua New Guinea's outer Islands. I'm not sure if he means the aircraft was operated by Americans or that it is just an American design. The 'outer islands' would normally refer to the Solomon Islands, however, and to the best of my knowledge the fight for those islands was strictly an American affair, whilst the struggle for mainland New Guinea was more of a mixed U.S./Australia/N.Z. operation.

Your turn again,

Greetz,
Dreeze