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Yeah, Norway trained several hundred pilots and airmen in Toronto. Pretty big operation. They used PT-19s and PT-26s, as well as Curtiss Hawks, Harvards and other aircraft. The PT-19 is an absolute delight to fly!
That last one would be a Caproni Ca.310, known as the "klippfiskbomber" ("klippfisk" is dried and salted fish. Also known as bacalao), because of a trade agreement between Norway and Italy.
That last one would be a Caproni Ca.310, known as the "klippfiskbomber" ("klippfisk" is dried and salted fish. Also known as bacalao), because of a trade agreement between Norway and Italy.
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Sleek design that Caproni.
Firing both barrels here. This:
and this:
Sleek design that Caproni.Firing both barrels here. This:
and this:
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B20 is correct. Might want to wait a while to give someone the chance of identifying the civvie, but you're welcome to post another pic later tonight
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Aye! Didn't fool you for a second there with the Tomahawk lookalike 
Your controls, Zaxis and evansb.
Your controls, Zaxis and evansb.
