The official AHF Allied & Neutral Air Forces quiz

[IrregularMedic]

My apologies! I had forgotten which section I was posting in.

[Sitzkrieg]

No problem!
Just post another question.

[IrregularMedic]

ach! Sorry, been working, and hadn't checked here, I assumed that whomever ID'd the a/c, despite it being axis would be up. I'll dig through my saved images and see if I can come up with something suitable in the next hour.

EDIT:

Okay, here you go:



No doubt this will be easy for some of you, but perhaps this a/c will be new to some members.

[iffig]

I would say a Blackburn Roc

[IrregularMedic]

Quite!


The image was from: http://members.tripod.com/Air_Museum_ww2/id77.htm


Over to France!

[iffig]

Interesting idea to give new members something easier to identify.
Now, a question about markings on planes, not about planes. Which Air Force bore this marking in WW II ?

[Sitzkrieg]

http://www.fotw.net/flags/ec%5Eair.html#round

[iffig]

Ecuador. Over to you Sitz.

[Sitzkrieg]

Thanks Iffig!
New subject:

[iffig]

Looks like a Grumman XTBF-1.

[Sitzkrieg]

Not exactly XTBF-1, but a TBF-1 experimentally fitted with a Martin 2-gun turret.
Anyway, I'll accept your answer, as you identified the aircraft correctly.
From the related Monografie Lotnicze book.
Your turn.

[iffig]

Thanks Sitz. It was quite easy to identify the aircraft, the real difficulty was to tell the version.
Now: what is the aircraft in the foreground ? An exotic bird, for sure, but not really a difficult question.

[Sitzkrieg]

Posted before. I suggest you post a new question. (That's an Argentinian I.Ae. DL 22 trainer, btw).

[iffig]

Oops ! Sorry. Well, let's try this one.

[Sitzkrieg]

ICoBAF MC.205V Veltro?