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Apollo II took it to Muzeum Lotnictwa II
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Małopolskie, Poland
- 152.49 miles
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USAF planes in Polish Aviation Museum Kraków
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Robertrehak discovered it
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Viděno na eventu Ohnivá ruka.
Hodně vydařený kousek s opravdu velmi zajimavým seznamem navštívených míst, spojených s leteckou historií a současností.
Je ve správných rukou leteckého nadšence.
Děkuju moc za ukázání, moc si toho vážím.
Rob
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Apollo II took it to U vrtule
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Jihomoravský kraj, Czechia
- 14.23 miles
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Crash site of lend-lease Douglas A-20G, serial n/a, 218th Bombardment Division, 453rd Bomber Regiment of the 5th Soviet Air Force. Four soviet aviators KIA.
V místě dopadl flakem sestřelený Douglas A-20G Boston od 453 бап, 218 нбад, 5 ВА. Výrobní číslo letounu je dosud neznámé, 453. bombardovací pluk ztratil dne 25.4.1945 nad protektorátem tři stroje. V troskách bombardéru zahynuli:
kapitán Vasilij Kirilovič Jurčenko z Ukrajiny
šturman nadporučík Georgij Davidovič Permisašvili z Gruzie
střelec-radista st. seržant Georgij Tichonovič Burov z Ruska
palubní střelec Vasilij Semjonovič Fomenko z Ukrajiny
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Apollo II took it to Vyskov Air Museum
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Jihomoravský kraj, Czechia
- 23.9 miles
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Museum exhibits and recalls, inter alia, a lot of remains of air battles over the Protectorate Bohmen und Mahren, for instance parts of downed B-24 and B-17...
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Apollo II took it to Slip Stream
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Olomoucký kraj, Czechia
- 168.09 miles
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Crash site of Boeing B-17G 42-32097 „Slipstream“ 347th BS, 99th BG, 5th BW, 15th AF; shot down on December 18, 1944 by German I./EJG 1 fighters while returning from an air raid on Odertal refinery.
Only three airmen survived German attacks and were taken POW straight away, the other seven crew members were killed on board or perished in the airplane wreckage:
pilot 2nd Lt Sherwood P. RUSTER POW
navigator 2nd Lt Ward S. RANDOLPH POW
top turret gunner / engineer T/Sgt Wilbur T. MASSEY POW
co-pilot 2nd Lt Robert A. BROWN KIA
bombardier Sgt Vincent C. MANZELLA KIA
radioman S/Sgt Walter G. PERSON KIA
right waist gunner Sgt. Edward E. DAVIS KIA
left waist gunner Sgt. Roland D. BERGMAN KIA
ball turret gunner Sgt. Byron C. ANTON KIA
tail gunner Sgt. Robert E. LARY KIA
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Apollo II took it to „Arsenic and Lace“
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Olomoucký kraj, Czechia
- 151.66 miles
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In honor and memory of the crew of the B-24J-15-FO Liberator 42-52025 ,,Arsenic and Lace", which was shot down over Olomouc on December 17, 1944 on the Odertal Refineries combat mission. Five airmen bailed out and survived, the other five perished in the airplane wreckage:
pilot 2nd Lt Gerald R. SMITH
co-pilot 2nd Lt Vrooman L. FRANCISCO Jr.
navigator F/O Milton A. KLARSFELD
ball turett gunner Sgt John R. MODROVSKY
tail turret gunner Sgt Clifton J. STEWART
bombardier 2nd Lt Artur H. CARLSON KIA
nose turett gunner Cpl David D. BREWER KIA
top turret gunner Sgt Morris R. GOLDMAN KIA
radio operator / right waist gunner Sgt Abraham P. ABRAMSON KIA
engineer / left waist gunner S/Sgt Edwin L. HOWARD KIA
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http://www.461st.org/Aircraft/Replacements/PDFs/MACR%2010680.pdf
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Apollo II took it to MACR 14206
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Ústecký kraj, Czechia
- 32.69 miles
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The memory of 2nd Lt. Herbert F. Koenig, 397th FS/368th FG/9th AF, KIA on 17th April 1945 in P-47D-27-RE 42-26826. He struck telephone pole while strafing near Mlekojedy, district of Litomerice, Protektorat Böhmen und Mähren. Missing Air Crew Report #14206
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matejM4CZ discovered it
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TB/GC viděn na eventu "Návštěva leteckého muzea" v Praze - Kbely.Díky.
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LukasM4CZ discovered it
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GC viděn na eventu "Návštěva leteckého muzea" v Praze Kbelích. Krásná mince. Díky za ukázání.
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Apollo II took it to Navsteva leteckeho muzea
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Hlavní město Praha, Czechia
- 60.58 miles
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An Event in the Air Museum Kbely, one of the largest air museums in Europe. The collections currently contain 275 aircrafts, 110 of which are exhibited in four indoor halls and in the open air. There are several types of aircraft used by the USAF in collections, together with numerous US aircraft engines, parts of airframes, and other relics.
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