Koolhoven FK-58 and the 2nd one is a FK-55.

Bloch MB-152 or something along those lines?

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Originally posted by Uufflakke:
Koolhoven FK-58 and the 2nd one is a FK-55.

Indeed they are

Thanks SX. As a Dutchman that was an easy one.

Here is my contribution:

What is the name of this project?

Lippisch Glider Bomber aka 'Silent Dart'

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Originally posted by Dance:
Lippisch Glider Bomber aka 'Silent Dart'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...-attack-Britain.html


And thanks Dance for updating the stats every time!

Thanks Uufflakke

Another cockpit from me, name the aircraft.

A Vought XSB2U Vindicator?

Well done Uufflakke

Actually I thought it was a very early Curtis...

Anyway, what's going on here?

Weell it's either Joachim Marseille's funeral or early AAA

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Originally posted by VF-17_Jolly:
Weell it's either Joachim Marseille's funeral or early AAA

You're right.
(About H.J. Marseille's funeral )

Thanks

Ok what do these two have in common

The engine?

British built tank engine (the Liberty) was not up to the task of powering a tank heavier than the Crusader. A new engine based on the Rolls-Royce Merlin aircraft engine was designed to replace it.

Yup The RR Meteor not only was it developed from the Merlin by Leyland old engines from early Spitfires were re-engineered into Meteors so these two can be said to have the same engine

Thanks...

Name the plane:

P-36?

Fokker D XXI ?

It's a Bristol Mercury VIII engine on a Danish Fokker D.XXI.