Another site with photographs

[+Olham]

Still on the search for rare pictures, I found this site:

 

http://www.koelbach.de/archiv/karl/airplanes.html

 

Here's the German version of the WW2 "Lightning" - a bit ahead of it's time, perhaps?

Edited May 23, 2009 by Olham

[Wels]

Hello,

the link does not work for me (?)

Anyway the AGO C.I was a common plane in its time, one of its predecessors even made it to German-East-Africa, but that's a story of its own. AGO built lots of pushers until they finally decided to move on to tractor-driven planes. B.t.w. AGO stand for "Aero-Werke Gustav Otto".

Thanks and greetings,

Catfish

[+Olham]

Thanks for the pic, UncleAl

Perhaps the craft you mean in Vietnam was the "Bronco" ?

No pusher, but the only twin-tail recon two seater I know from that time.

Edited May 22, 2009 by Olham

[Sakai]

The cessna 337 skymaster was also used during vietnam for FAC, S&R, etc. However the 337 is a push/pull twin, but it does has twin booms.

[MAKO69]

C'mon guys" BAT 21"

[+Olham]

Hey, UncleAl, please post this link in a new thread - it deserves to be noticed.

And thanks for sharing!

[Snoopy syndrome]

Hello,

the link does not work for me (?)

 

Didn't work for me too...try this : http://www.koelbach.de/archiv/karl/airplanes.html , should work better... ( i've just google "koelback.de" to access)

[+Olham]

Yes, sorry - I had shortened it, and thought, it would work. But it doesn't.

So I'll correct it above.