Probably one of the Oxs & Bucks at the Orne bridges.
Jan
Lt. Den Brotheridge - 6th Airborne
No clue about sport (criquet?? :oops: )
yes, you got it. He was originally a semi-proffesional footballer and he was like major Howard promoted from the ranks.
He was married and expecting his first child and it was reckoned that after the war he had a career as a professional footballer in front of him.
As he crossed Pegasus bridge he was hit in the neck and died soon afterwards.
Some of the other officers thought he was a bit strange as in the evening he would go and chat with his lads about football.
Sad story really, but your up next dani.
Sad indeed, Firefly!
Back on question, please name the planes with the following nicknames:
Schwarzer Todt (given by Germans)
Tante Ju (given by Germans)
Fokker (given by Russians)
Kukuruznik (given by Russians)
who is the man pointing at the map?where is his location?
Hosenfield have patience!! 
Before posting a new question, you should answer at previous one.
Check “rule” at:http://www.ww2incolor.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=11034#11034
what unit is this man from?
tante ju is the ju-52
Soviet Fokker D.VII for fokker
Polikarpov U 2 / Po 2 Kukuruznik
Easy to track back:
Jochen Peiper during the Ardennes campaign.
Hint: Save the picture on your hard-disk, rename it and upload it through www.imageshack.us or any other servers.
Edited: from http://www.vho.org/VffG/2001/3/Moncrief279-292.html
JU 52 - right
Po 2 - right
Fokker - wrong
So, Hosenfield two more planes to name …
Fokker - Fw-190?
Right, BDL.
One more plane…
guys try to hide the source of the photo if you can… Im finding myself very tempted to cheat on some of these.
Still one more plane missing…
Hint (joke): as you probably understand it is a russian plane.
Il-2 Sturmovik, the most produced aeroplane in the history of the world…
You got it, pdf27!
Hosenfield got 2 answers but he already posted 2 “quiz”.
BDL got 1 answer,
pdf27 got 1 answer.
In this case either BDL or pdf27 could ask.
I’ll stick one on, since pdf27 hasn’t.
Who is the guy in the middle, wearing the hat?
“With a Ju 52 waiting in the background, Werner Mölders gets ready to climb aboard for his trip back to Germany. The bottle he is being offered is
probably `aniseta’, one of the favourite alcoholic beverages of the German soldiers in Spain.”
http://www.hikokiwarplanes.com//competition_previous.php
Please BDL, save the pics on your HDD, rename it and upload it!!
Track back!!
I have no clue who is Werner Molders… :oops:
Another one please!