Damn, you never rest man 
12th point for you.
Do you know if they used french engines? I hung myself up on this one, cause I thought they’re Gnome Rhône.
Ilyushin Il 20, my dear Mr. Panzerknacker. Here it is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Il20-2.jpg
Damn, you never rest man
Well, I have to admit that I was pretty laisy lately, so i have to counterpise all those furloughs. 
However, it has to be emphasized that aforementioned airplane actually represents the Soviet post-war heavy ground attack airplane.
Do you know if they used french engines? I hung myself up on this one, cause I thought they’re Gnome Rhône.
No my dear Mr. Drake – only the first prototype, finished back there in 1936 actually used Gnome-Rhone 12N16/17 radial engines, with respectively 900 HP (662 kW). All serial built airplanes have used Piaggio PXI RC-40 (1000 HP – 736 kW) or Fiat A 74 RC-38 (618 kW – 840 HP).
However, it has to be emphasized that aforementioned airplane actually represents the Soviet post-war heavy ground attack airplane
Indeed,1947 to be more precisely.
New:
Martin Baker M.B.5
I know it’s got a red star on the tail, but it does look awfully like a prototype/very early model Dornier 17.
But is ruskie all the way.
Sukhoi Su-8
And that is correct 
Wich was the high scoring US fighter ace killed in action in ww2 ?
Major Thomas Buchanan McGuire. Killed in action January 7, 1945. 38 Victories
Arado Ar 198
Very good Amrit, it war the Arado also know as "the fliegende aquarium"…for obvious reasons.
Other.
You really do like flying oddities, my dear Mr. Panzerknacker – the answer is Tomashevich Pegas. Here it is:
Very good.
You really do like flying oddities, my dear Mr. Panzerknacker
I do.
This is a easy one:
Wich type of aircraft scored the first air-to-air victory in ww2 ?
If we accept that WW2 started on the 1st September, and not the 3rd (when France and Britain declared war) then it is probably the Ju 87B (T6+GK) from I/StG2 “Immelmann” flown by UnteroffizierFrank Neubert who shot down a PZL P11 flown by the CO 121Eskadra Mysliwska, Mieczyslaw Medwecki. He was killed. This occurred at either 5.30am or 7 am (depending on which account one reads).
Messerschmitt Bf 162
And is correct. :rolleyes: ( I tough it going to last longer )
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