Another planequiz

The Supermarine Sea Otter ,the first production aircraft delivered in August 1943.

 

Yes!
And the FAA received their first examples in 1944.
I knew I couldn't completely puzzle you!

 

what planes participated in the last dogfight in the european theater?

 

There was a dogfight between some P-51s and some Russian fighters (Ya-9s I think) over Berlin which I think was the last dogfight of the ETO, a friendly fire incident.

 

Ok, what was the last biplane accepted for service by the RAF, and when did it enter service?

Yes!
And the FAA received their first examples in 1944.
I knew I couldn't completely puzzle you!

Sorry to out-pedantic Mr Pedantic but the FAA is not the RAF...!

 

To pedant right back - Notice the word "and" - I was providing additional information!

Cor, it's tough having the nickname 'Mr Pedantic' - people always try and help you maintain it!

 

it's been dead for more than a year but what the heck:
what is this:

 

It looks like someone took 2 rear fuselages from B-17s and made a twin-boom aircraft from them. :-?

 

it is a canadian car & foundry b-2000b super bomber

 

Its a transport aircraft designed to carry 2 x P1000 tanks
When it reaches the drop zone it splits in half and each wing acts as a parachute!

 

OK, in the absence of any other questions for the time being (That is one wierd looking odd-ball Me262!)...

What type was the first aircraft shot down by a Supermarine Spitfire?

 

BF-109? DO u the letter too?

 

No, I don't need the exact designation, but no that's not the one.

 

I assume your asking what plane not for example an interceptor, I am going to ask my brother he loves planes (Thats allowed right?)

 

Yes, type as in for example "Flying Fortress", not the full designation and not the role of the aircraft such as "Interceptor".

 

wait i still have some others ones,

 

All he knows is that it was an allied aircraft. Lancaster?

 

Sorry Me262. didn't mean to but in...

Gunter, right airforce, wrong plane.

 

Im gonna guess Hurricane becuase that is the only other Allied plane that I remember at the moment that was near the begining of the war.

By the way were there any repricussions on the Spitfire pilot?

 

Over to Gunter, it was a pair of Hurricanes at the Battle of Barking Creek in 1939 shot down by some Spitfires of No74 Sqn. The Spitfire pilots concerned faced a Court Martial, during which they were exhonerated and the conclusion was that it was all an unfortunate accident. One of the Hurricane pilots was killed, the other survived.

Or over to Me262, whoever gets here first...