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Over time I've culled a lot of pictures from the internet. These four among them. There were no captions, and I just labeled them WIERD_01, etc. But the actual file name came along with, so my labels read WIERD-hb20_01. Could the 'hb' stand for Hansa-Brandenburg?

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Hauksbee, that is a model of the Hansa-Brandenburg W.20 which was supposedly built in such a way that it could be broken down and stowed on submarines. Only a very small number of prototypes were ever built and I don't think any saw service.

 

Cheers!

 

Lou

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Hauksbee, that is a model of the Hansa-Brandenburg W.20 which was supposedly built in such a way that it could be broken down and stowed on submarines. Only a very small number of prototypes were ever built and I don't think any saw service.

 

 

On a submarine? Cool. I've never encountered that before in WWI.

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Zatt's dsherman war technolodgy, Herr Hauksbee. Vee also had roll-up airfieldz,

zatt you could also use as a kitchen table cloth. Mmmuahahahaaaa!!!!!

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Vee also had roll-up airfieldz, zatt you could also use as a kitchen table cloth.

 

Airfields? As table cloths? Is nothing sacred? Curse you, devilish Boche!

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