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de Havilland DH.112 Sea Venom FAW.21/FAW.53. The Sea Venom FAW.21 was a British all-weather fighter, used in the 1950s by the British FAA and in the export version FAW.53 by the Australian RAN. It operated from aircraft carriers and land bases. It was characterized by a two-seat cockpit with the crew sitting side by side in a central fuselage nacelle and twin tailbooms. The most significant event in which the Sea Venoms partic...
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Curtiss TP-40N Warhawk two-seat trainer. The American P-40 Warhawk fighter is one of the iconic types of World War II. It was also supplied to the Allies, named the Kittyhawk. The P-40N version is the last mass-produced version. A limited number of this version were converted into a two-seat fighter trainer. The instructor's cockpit was situated behind the original pilot's cockpit. Due to the limited visibility, the instructor...
Junkers W-34Hi. The German Junkers W 34 became a symbol of reliability and utility in the interwar period of the 20th century. The all-metal Junkers reliably served as transport aircraft not only in Europe. They became pioneers of civil transport in South America and Asia. The Luftwaffe was also aware of their characteristics. They used them as transport and training aircraft not only before World War II, but also throughout t...
CAC Bommerang Mk.I/II Australian Emergency fighter. The Boomerang was the only indigenous Australian fighter aircraft to see action in World War II. The Boomerangs defended Australia and were used in New Guinea and other islands. They were produced in three serial versions: the CA-12 Boomerang Mk.I, the CA-13 Boomerang Mk.II and the reconnaissance CA-19. They were operated by five RAAF combat squadrons and other units.
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