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| Eli , Oregon |  I was there a while ago and it was cool! oh and i just read in the Pacific Flyer that they got a japanese WW2 fighter. guess i went to early. :-( P.S. just a tip, if you are using an older camera like i was, set it to a slower shutter speed. It's dark in there! P.S.S Bring a LOT of film! 03/04/2007 @ 17:28 [ref: 5681] |
| Frank K Powers Jr Gardiner,, Maine |  Hello: Maybe I can be of some help to you and what your looking for. I just might have information about this airplane that look a lot like the Firchild F-24 that was used by bush operaters before World War ll. Both the Navy and the Army Air Force used identicaly airplanes in light transport and lasion duties during the war. Contact me and I will be to share what i have with you. 03/05/2005 @ 17:03 [ref: 3875] |
| Alberto Gomez Copello Buenos Aires, Alabama |  Your Me-208 looks quite different from the others. Were there different versions? Your plane looks like a single seater, while all the specs I have say it was a four-seater. The picture looks like an Me-109 with a Mustang engine and propeller. I would like to know more about this particular plane. 01/10/2002 @ 18:48 [ref: 1764] |
| Dave Renner Belleville, Illinois | Could You Please Send Some Info On Your ME 208. 01/08/2002 @ 17:35 [ref: 1758] |
| Michael Willaford Raleigh, North Carolina | Could you please send me some pictures of the Me-208. I would also enjoy any history/info you could give me about the aircraft. Are there any that are still airworthy(if so how many)? 11/09/2000 @ 16:37 [ref: 582] |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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