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Hi all,frank kramer wrote:http://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/bijzonde ... ~a4480895/
According to Noordhollands Dagblad it is the very same aircraft that landed in the final stages of the nazis in Amsterdam. The owner has shown the original logbooks as evidence.Frank Mink wrote:Hi all,frank kramer wrote:http://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/bijzonde ... ~a4480895/
In my opinion, the candidate for this airframe is PH-UFM, former MLD 21-31, KLu R-4 and RAF NJ957.
However the actual aircraft that landed in Amsterdam was MZ216, according to photos shown on internet.
This particular aircraft became R-3, later went to TU Delft.
As said, above is just my opinion, hopefully its true ID will be known shortly.
Frank Mink
Tristar Aviation
See http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=130844Antheii wrote:Sorry, only in Dutch;
http://nos.nl/artikel/2165706-historisc ... onden.html
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Merged both topics as this location is better then the PraethuysW&R wrote:See http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=130844Antheii wrote:Sorry, only in Dutch;
http://nos.nl/artikel/2165706-historisc ... onden.html
This is still very odd, this would mean that the Dutch military of defense national archive has always been wrongaviodromefriend wrote:According to Noordhollands Dagblad it is the very same aircraft that landed in the final stages of the nazis in Amsterdam. The owner has shown the original logbooks as evidence.Frank Mink wrote:Hi all,frank kramer wrote:http://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/bijzonde ... ~a4480895/
In my opinion, the candidate for this airframe is PH-UFM, former MLD 21-31, KLu R-4 and RAF NJ957.
However the actual aircraft that landed in Amsterdam was MZ216, according to photos shown on internet.
This particular aircraft became R-3, later went to TU Delft.
As said, above is just my opinion, hopefully its true ID will be known shortly.
Frank Mink
Tristar Aviation
Or Frank is wrong in bringing in PH-UFM as a candidate.W&R wrote:This is still very odd, this would mean that the Dutch military of defense national archive has always been wrongaviodromefriend wrote:According to Noordhollands Dagblad it is the very same aircraft that landed in the final stages of the nazis in Amsterdam. The owner has shown the original logbooks as evidence.Frank Mink wrote: Hi all,
In my opinion, the candidate for this airframe is PH-UFM, former MLD 21-31, KLu R-4 and RAF NJ957.
However the actual aircraft that landed in Amsterdam was MZ216, according to photos shown on internet.
This particular aircraft became R-3, later went to TU Delft.
As said, above is just my opinion, hopefully its true ID will be known shortly.
Frank Mink
Tristar Aviation
http://nimh-beeldbank.defensie.nl/memor ... ac05693525
http://nimh-beeldbank.defensie.nl/memor ... 581cc52b48
Did see the aircraft today, but no one around the check the story
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This is still very odd, this would mean that the Dutch military of defense national archive has always been wrong
http://nimh-beeldbank.defensie.nl/memor ... ac05693525
http://nimh-beeldbank.defensie.nl/memor ... 581cc52b48
Did see the aircraft today, but no one around the check the story
The a/c in the picture in the article in the Telegraaf is the PH-UFM at Aalsmeer.Or Frank is wrong in bringing in PH-UFM as a candidate.
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