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LOL "What if?" B-17s had 20mm miniguns?! LOL

Discussion in 'What If - European Theater - Western Front & Atlan' started by JCFalkenbergIII, Jun 28, 2008.

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  1. redcoat

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    A number of B-24 Liberators of RAF Coastal Command used for ASW were fitted with a chin-pack containing 4x 20mm cannon
     
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    I'd like to see that, Redcoat. Do you (or anyone else) have a picture of it.

    Devilish sounding.
     
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    I liked the pusher model canard better than the tractor one shown....
     
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  4. redcoat

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    Somehow, by reading this thread the picture of "Puff the Magic Dragon" plane in Vietnam popped up in my head.
    I had a nice laugh on the heavily modified B-17 pic, though. Great pic!
     
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    Yup. One of my favorites. Three 7.62 mm General Electric miniguns. Of course alot smaller and lighter then the 20mm or 30mm versions.
     
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