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Dunois

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  1. Infortunatly no such modds, crew and objets found on the net and, Photoshop did the rest.
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    G91Y 030

    From the album: SF2-WT What if Campaigns

    1972 AMI Fiats G91Y on their way to the training range.
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    Attacker 002

    From the album: SF2-WT What if Campaigns

    1956 W.Germany,Attackers taking off for a CAS mission.
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    Attacker 004

    From the album: SF2-WT What if Campaigns

    1956 W.Germany Attacker firing rockets on ground targets
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    Attacker 007

    From the album: SF2-WT What if Campaigns

    1956 Attacker straffing ground targets with rockets
  6. This is Germany Map from War Thunder. In this album I released previously the same screenshot with original SF2 Germany landscape. So you can see the difference beetween the two.
  7. That's War Thunder Germany Map
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    Spit 241

    From the album: IL2-SF2-WT WWII

    06/1940 in mission over the Channel coast
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    Spit 251

    From the album: IL2-SF2-WT WWII

    06/1940 Starting a new mission in Britain's skies
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    Blenheim 039

    From the album: IL2-SF2-WT WWII

    07/1940 Night hunting in Blenheim II
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    Blenheim 031

    From the album: IL2-SF2-WT WWII

    07/1940 Night hunting for this Blenheim Lucky to find He111s
  12. No, during the war Switzerland was defending her airspace against all. Main fights occured in may 1940 when Germans violated deliberatly airspace, for escaping to french fighters, or for using an easy shortcut for their bombers targeting zones in the east of France. Later, dozens of american bombers landed or crashed on their way to and back from Germany. For example on September 4th 1944 2 Swiss Bf109e3 escorting to Dübendorf a B17 of 390BG 8AF were attacked by P51 of 503FS 339FG assuring bombers cover, one of the two Bf109 was downed, the second was damaged. Two Us pilots 2lt Ostrów, and 1st Lt Earl E.Erickson claimed this Victory.
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