Axis planes in Chile

[Mgawa]

Greetings all,

any idea about units where the Nardi, Breda or Bf108 served in Chile. To regret almsot no images available.

Cheers

[Swiss Mustangs]

line up of Breda BA-65's



source http://www.fach.cl/galeria.htm


Martin

[Swiss Mustangs]

you didn't mention the FW-44 Stieglitz



same source

Martin

[Mgawa]

Very good find I will try to find more about Taifun and AT-6.

[Matt Gunsch]

>Martin
_________________
Flying is easy: just learn how to throw yourself at the ground and miss<

Martin,
You did not strike me as a Hitchhikers type.

42

[Swiss Mustangs]

>Martin
_________________
Flying is easy: just learn how to throw yourself at the ground and miss<

Martin,
You did not strike me as a Hitchhikers type.

42

ha !

there's the answer !

last year I turned 42 - I always told people who wanted to know my age "I reached the ultimate answer to life, the universe and everything"

there were people who nodded with a big grin on their face, others who looked puzzled.....

Martin

[Old SAR pilot]

Chilean (FACh) AT-6? Right here:
http://es.geocities.com/avionesdecombat ... /texan.htm

[Mgawa]

Nice image!!! Do you know for any image of sole sample used during WW2?

Cheers

[Randy Wilson]

Old SAR Pilot/Bob - you might want to run the last part of that link through the Google translation tools - I just did and it is pretty interesting. I'm sure that someone fluent in Spanish can do better but it was quite a story

Randy

[Tulio]

We recently published an article on the NA-44s in Chile:

http://www.laahs.com/artman/publish/article_235.shtml

written by Mr. Ivan Siminic.

There is plenty of information about accidentes.

Saludos,


Tulio

[Mgawa]

Ivan Siminic?!? He is Yugoslav roots

Thank you for link Tulio