I could be falling into the same trap Rock did earlier by going from instinct, Cant Z.1007?

You got it Dance. Hey in 4 days I'm going to be gone for 1 or 2 weeks, so I wont be answaring any questions. Just thought I'd let you guys know.

Your turn!

Thanks Silverfish.

What's this?

Br-20

Not that Robtek.

Caproni Ca.135

Indeed it is, over to you RK.

Thank you Dance.

ID this contraption please.

GT-1 Glide bomb, bit of a misnomer as it is a torpedo.

Correct Dance
Damn that was quick! You're answering them quicker than I can post them nevermind find them in the first place.
Except as you see below the GT did stand for Glide Torpedo.

For the info of others:

The GT-1 (GT = Glide Torpedo) was a variant of the GB-1 which used a Mk.13-2A homing torpedo instead of a general purpose bomb. Like the GB-1, it flew at a preset glide path. However, the GT-1 was equipped with a paravane which trailed 6 m (20 ft) below it, and which upon entering the water triggered the explosive removal of the airframe components from the torpedo. In the water, the torpedo would travel in a preset search pattern like circles or a zig-zag.

Over to you Dance.

Thanks Rock

I'll leave you one as I go to bed, if anyone answers and are sure they are right they can go ahead and ask the next question. Else I will be back with a clue tomorrow.

What aircraft is this huge dorsal gun attached to?

Clue: It's French.

my first guess would be an Amiot 354.

kinda hard to tell, but the gun and that guys safari hat are subtle give aways.

oh, and it is french too. =)

Nope, not that Bill.

As I can't reveal any more of that photo, here is another view of that gun and a bit more of the aircraft...

Liore et Olivier LeO-451? I wasn't able to crack the photo... shame I didn't recognise it by the very distinctive telescopic pit hood.

That's the one Tim

Thanks Dance.

Another ID:



(If, by any chance, this plane or question has already been asked, I apologize in advance and I'll be happy to ask something else.)

Wild Shot - Kawasaki Ki-102a

Unfortunately not a Ki-102 Rock.

Another view: