The Zero that Changed the War "Akutan Zero" - War Relics
2010年8月13日 · Koga's Zero came to end in February 1945,while the Zero was taxiing for a take-off, a SB2C Helldiver lost control and rammed into it. The Helldiver's propeller sliced the Zero into pieces. Some of the planes gauges and other items were saved and our in three different Museums, one of which is my favorite the Alaskan Aviation Museum.
The Zero that Changed the War "Akutan Zero" - Page 2
2010年11月5日 · Re: The Zero that Changed the War "Akutan Zero" great post AKbear, never knew about that, I was wondering how the tail section didn't snap off, until you described the ground condition, if the Japanese had only put a little armor around the cockpit & put in the rubber fuel bladders, well who knows how it would have changed the pacific war, but ...
Is it me, or has the web site completely changed. - Page 2
2010年8月27日 · The Zero that Changed the War "Akutan Zero" In Aircraft 11-05-2010, 05:15 PM.
Japanese Pilot Autographed Print - War Relics
2009年12月27日 · I almost never get my work autographed anymore, but I had the opportunity to have a 'Zero' vet from the CVL 'Junyo' sign a few pieces and thus I threw this work together in a hurry. I hope the rush doesn't show! - Ron index
Aircraft - Page 20
2011年2月19日 · Aircraft, Page 20 - Bombers, Fighters, Helicopters, Power plants/engines, Squadron insignia, On board equipment, Construction types.
The Grabenpanzer, what do we know? - Page 2 - War Relics
2009年9月24日 · ZERO? Re: The Grabenpanzer, what do we know? this . Click to enlarge the picture 09-17 -2009, 06:46 PM ...
Walther P38 - 0 series- deactivated- fully original? - War Relics
2024年9月3日 · It has the Walther banner on it, which would make it pre-1940 manufacture. 'WaA359' is the WaffenAmt code for Walther's plant in Zella-Mehlis, and the grips are correct for an 0-series pistol.
Ingersoll m1 helmet - War Relics
2015年2月10日 · Well at least thats what i think it is,,,picked up with a westie liner and chin strap, the shell has zero paint a bit of sticky masking tape to remove then nothing but a damp cloth,,some straps and a liner to pop in, the westie has gone into a front seam pot i have here,,, heat stamp number 1 0452, my first of this period.
Romanian Helmets - War Relics
2020年8月29日 · Here's three I have. Huge Thanks to WRF member Zero for these! Sorry for the delay!! 08-29-2020, 06:12 AM #3.
M-1938 Lensatic Compass - US Army Corp of Engineers - War Relics
2018年9月28日 · The few Dated examples I have seen all have dates from 1944 to 1945. I have ZERO doubts about this being war time produced as this was (if some of you remember) all packed away in German Ammo Crates and shipped back to the US and sat relatively untouched in the crates for 70 years.