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Image W1 - Heinkel He 111. Image W2 - Heinkel He 111. Image W3 - Heinkel He 111 (side view of image W2). Image W4 - Siebel Si 204. Image W5 - Messerschmitt Bf 110. Image W6 - Heinkel He 111H-3. Image W7 - Heinkel He 111. Image W8 - Bf 109E. Image W9 - Fw 200C-3. Image W10 - Messerschmitt Bf 109E V3. Image W11 - Messerschmitt Bf 109E. Image W12 - Bf 109E1 (Wrk #4851) being recovered after overturning during a force landing near Queen Anne's Gate, Windsor Great Park. Flown by Oblt. Karl Fischer of 7./JG 27, 4851 was damaged by enemy fighter during a bomber escort sortie, at 5:00 pm on September 30th, 1940. Fischer was unhurt and 4851 was written off. Image W13 A wrecked Ju-88 Courtesy of Steve Slade. |
Image W14 A Ju 87 that has seen better days. Image W15 A Bf 109E on it's back. Image W16 A belly landed Bf 109F prototype, this image has been tentatively identified by the square supercharger, can anybody confirm this as an Bf 109F?. Image W17 He 111, crash landed. Image W18 Bf 110, crash landed. Image W19 Another Bf 110, crash landed. Image W20 Yet another Bf 110, crash landed. Image W21 It's tough being a Bf 110 pilot. Image W22 A crash landed Ju 88. Image W23 A He 219 with a broken back. Image W24 He 219. Same A/C as W23. Image W25 A thoroughly trashed Ju 88. Image W26 - Junkers Ju 52. Image W27 - Fw 190 & Ju 88 in Luftwaffe Graveyard. Image W28 - Heinkel He 111. |

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Image A1 - He 111. Image A2 - He 111. Image A3 - He 111. This one looks like it suffered from a starboard wing fire. Image A4 - Ju 88. |
Image A5 - Ju 88. Image A6 - Me 410. Image A7 - Bf 110 - burned by retreating Luftwaffe ground crews. Image A8 - Various Aircraft. |

