Best Multi-Purpose Aircraft ?

DH 98' had carrier borne versions as well as all the versions listed above. Neils Bohr the famous Physics Scientist traveled to a meeting about the German heavy water project and its significance on the outcome of the war. Thats a fairly important Agent. Also the Maquis received a number of deliveries care of the DH 98's flying out of Teddington.

 

Thank You Sir!
To: TA 152.
Also could you give me any pointers on how to display immages in these posts as i've tried twice and have only managed to get them up as attacments?
Cheers.

 

I am afraid you will have to get someone else to help you with that as I have not figured that out myself.
Can some nice forum member help us out ???????

 

What I do is upload them as attachments then do a cut and paste from the attachment itself. This apparently gets around the "no cut&paste between different security zones" control in Internet Explorer that will not let me paste something that originally came from my disk but only something that comes from another site. But I noticed the picture is degraded to an a red X after a few days . I've tried asking as well but got no answer.

 

what about the soviet aircraft?.the Pe-2 perhaps?,or the Tu-2?.i have heard of these aircraft,does anyone have any info?.the soviet designers were very resourcful,so i understood.cheers.

 

Cheers for that i'll have a lash at it hopefully three voices may be heard, although we all may be missing somthing simple of course?

 

I have to agree with JC up there the Beaufighter sure did exceed orginial expectations remember it was designed for coastal patroling then turned into night fighting, light bombing and and sub - hunting.

and it was one hell of plane when it came to handling

 

The 4 engine version of the JU-88 seems to be very inferior to the B-17 in terms of protection.

 

I dont know really Ju - 88 was one hell of a rugged air craft and this is even noted in allied records!

 

RAF Coastal Command had 7 Mosquito FB IV Squadrons in service during WW2, and the Mosquito was equipped with torpedoes in a post-war version.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ-a8U1QWUw&feature=related

 

i think the wellington is often overlooked,bomber command,u-boat killer with lee-light,coastal command and i believe that it served on 100grp.please let i know if im correct or not,cheers.

 

It merely shows us the British and US had a variety of excellent aircraft designs, unlike the Luftwaffe.

 

Was there a single seat fighter-bomber development ?
There was with the Mosquito

The de Havilland Hornet
The prototype reached a speed of 485 mph when it first flew in 1944, post war operational versions had a speed of 472 mph. served in the RAF until 1955

 

I saw this on the internet so you know it has got to be true !

 

Poetry in Motion!