What Cockpit?
Thanks Mel. It was the impossible long words below the throttle quadrant and of course, the Links/Rechts on the Turn and Slip ( 
) that made me think of Germany!
It looks like the copilot is expected to be stronger than the captain!
) that made me think of Germany!It looks like the copilot is expected to be stronger than the captain!
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Could be a strong contender,
I also looked at it and if this cockpit photo is on the internet, then it is well hidden!
I also looked at it and if this cockpit photo is on the internet, then it is well hidden!
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Originally Posted by Self loading bear
Could be a strong contender,
I also looked at it and if this cockpit photo is on the internet, then it is well hidden!
I also looked at it and if this cockpit photo is on the internet, then it is well hidden!
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You have it SLB it was indeed the He IIIC. The He 111 C-0 was a commercial version and took the form of the V4 prototype design. The first machine was designated D-AHAO "Dresden". It was powered by the BMW VI engine
