The official AHF Cold War quiz thread
- Waleed Y. Majeed
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...or Z1!
Well, a month has passed without any real activity on "The official AHF post-WW2 quiz thread".
So giving other posters the chance I will answer this one and leave it open.
Zerstörer 1 (D170) - ex USS Anthony (DD-515)
http://www.heinzalbers.org/z_1.htm
waleed
Well, a month has passed without any real activity on "The official AHF post-WW2 quiz thread".
So giving other posters the chance I will answer this one and leave it open.
Zerstörer 1 (D170) - ex USS Anthony (DD-515)
http://www.heinzalbers.org/z_1.htm
waleed
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How about this one?
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Hi Waleed,
I have the Leberecht Maass as sunk in 1940, so I guess I have misinterpreted your clue?
regards Robb
I have the Leberecht Maass as sunk in 1940, so I guess I have misinterpreted your clue?
regards Robb
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Misinterpretation... or misleading!
My clue was:
A WWI Admiral, a WWII German Destroyer and the Ex-WWII US destroyer in post war
German service as ... The Z1
waleed
My clue was:
The designation Z1 was the common factor.Funny enough she would carry the same designation (name/call sign) as
an earlier boat from the same country during WWII
A WWI Admiral, a WWII German Destroyer and the Ex-WWII US destroyer in post war
German service as ... The Z1
waleed
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Hi Waleed,
Caught me out! Would you like to post another?
regards Robb
Caught me out! Would you like to post another?
regards Robb
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Here it's called quizzing, on feldgrau.net it's called riddling...
I'll decline for now as I'm still trying to figure out the
Spanish marked chopper posted by the Edge
Will be back!
waleed
I'll decline for now as I'm still trying to figure out the
Spanish marked chopper posted by the Edge
Will be back!
waleed
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Hints: First one designed/made in this country (1954). Some "French connection" involved, but nothing to do with its name (associating to the cartoon character "Pepe le Pew" )Waleed Y. Majeed wrote: I'll decline for now as I'm still trying to figure out the
Spanish marked chopper posted by the Edge
Will be back!
waleed
We'll be waiting for you!
Edge / Antic
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I'm back!
Aerotécnica AC-12 "Pepo"
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Aerotécnica AC-12 "Pepo"
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So, that little stinker was decisive... source: http://www.fpac.org/aviones/aerotecnica ... p?lang=eng
Next one from Denmark!
(Me - over & out for weekend)
Next one from Denmark!
(Me - over & out for weekend)
All good things in life are either illegal, or immoral, or make you fat.
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OK, I'm back with a new quiz.
Hint: Don't always believe what you read... So besides NOT being what it is called, what is it?
waleed
Hint: Don't always believe what you read... So besides NOT being what it is called, what is it?
waleed
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Could it be Goodyear XAO-3 'Inflatoplane' ? (in "packed" mode)
"Conair" implies something used for jailbrake... maybe something connected with Berlin wall?
"Conair" implies something used for jailbrake... maybe something connected with Berlin wall?
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Berlin wall, "jail-brake" or escape... all kind of correct according to the source I found.
My source calls it the ONR-CIA Pneumatic (Rubber) Airplane.
Shuffling the letters I got CONAIR
http://unrealaircraft.com/qbranch/rubber_onr_cia.php
All yours Edge.
waleed
My source calls it the ONR-CIA Pneumatic (Rubber) Airplane.
Shuffling the letters I got CONAIR
http://unrealaircraft.com/qbranch/rubber_onr_cia.php
All yours Edge.
waleed
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I found another article: http://davidszondy.com/future/Flight/rubber_plane.htm
Next question: what model? (If you know THAT, the 'user' part of question is superfluous )
Hint: it is a rifle/granade launcher combination
Next question: what model? (If you know THAT, the 'user' part of question is superfluous )
Hint: it is a rifle/granade launcher combination
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ps. Anti-alien M41A Pulse Rifle
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Yes. It's nice to see that old veterans (Thomson as "M-41" and MG-42 as "M-56") could still "kick ass".
(if you knew where to find the exact spot at allien structure)
http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/projects/aliens/m41.htm
Over to Denmark - once again.
(if you knew where to find the exact spot at allien structure)
http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/projects/aliens/m41.htm
Over to Denmark - once again.
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