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Bf 109E-3, Oblt. Heinz Bär, 1./JG 51, September 1940 Bf 109E-3, Oblt. Heinz Bär, 1./JG 51,...
Heinz Bär (25 May 1913 - 28 April 1957) was one of the Luftwaffe's greatest aces and was credited with 220 or 221 aerial victories. He flew over a 1,000 combat missions, from 1939 to 1945. Heinz Bär (25 May 1913 - 28 April...
19,00 €In StockRafale C, ETR 2/92 "Aquitaine", Rafale Solo Display, RIAT 2016 Rafale C, ETR 2/92 "Aquitaine", Rafale...
Flying Rafale C142, Cne "Marty" Martinez won the Paul Bowen Trophy (Best solo jet demonstration) during the 2016 Royal International Air Tattoo at Fairford. Flying Rafale C142, Cne "Marty"...
19,00 €In StockC-46A s/n 41-5159, first production C-46 Commando, May 1942 C-46A s/n 41-5159, first production C-46...
C-46A-CU serial number 41-5159 was the first production "Commando" and was delivered to the USAAF on July 12, 1942. A total of 3,181 C-46 were produced and played an essential part in the war effort. C-46A-CU serial number 41-5159 was...
19,00 €In StockSR-71A Blackbird flown by B. Weaver and J. Zwayer, 25 January 1966, Edwards AFB, US Air Force SR-71A Blackbird flown by B. Weaver and J....
During a test flight on January 25, 1966, Bill Weaver and Jim Zwayer lost control of their SR-71 Blackbird at Mach 3.2, a speed at which an ejection provided little chance of survival. The aircraft literaly broke up and Weaver was miraculously thrown out unharmed. Tragically, Zwayer did not survive the catastrophic event. During a test flight on January 25,...
19,00 €In StockSR-71A Blackbird flown by B. Weaver and J. Zwayer, 25 January 1966, Edwards AFB, US Air Force SR-71A Blackbird flown by B. Weaver and J....
During a test flight on January 25, 1966, Bill Weaver and Jim Zwayer lost control of their SR-71 Blackbird at Mach 3.2, a speed at which an ejection provided little chance of survival. The aircraft literaly broke up and Weaver was miraculously thrown out unharmed. Tragically, Zwayer did not survive the catastrophic event. During a test flight on January 25,...
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