What Cockpit? MK VI
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I really haven't a clue, but I do like that huge clock in the middle. Knowing what time it was must have been real important.
Sorry about that, I'll go away now.
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As you say smaller than the C-46, but then it had a different role. Undertook a number of roles and carried a few different weapons I believe? Please check your PMs.
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During WW.II, the people of the country that produced this aircraft were heard to say, "At least the trains are on time".
So con-pilot did have a point about the clock then .
So con-pilot did have a point about the clock then .
Most extensively built version was the Ca.314. Variants included the Ca.314A or Ca.314-SC (Scorta), a convoy escort/maritime patrol aircraft, the Ca.314B or Ca314-RA (Ricognizione Aerosiluranti) torpedo-bomber and the ground-attack Ca.314C.
This fits the clues so far?
This fits the clues so far?
The Caproni Ca.314. You have control.
