Showing posts with label He 111. Show all posts
Showing posts with label He 111. Show all posts
Friday, 21 December 2012
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Heinkel 111 strafing American Troops - from the movie "Patton"
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A Kette of Heinkel He-111s strafing American soldiers and vehicles during the Tunisian campaign. Although there are severel inconsistencies in this clip, namely:
A Kette of Heinkel He-111s strafing American soldiers and vehicles during the Tunisian campaign. Although there are severel inconsistencies in this clip, namely:
- The Heinkels are carrying out a daylight strafing run instead of dropping bombs
- The Swastikas on the tail are too big
- It is unlikely that POWs were held next to a Luftwaffe airfiels, separated only by a fence
It is still a nice clip which give us the chance to see He-111 in flight. Curiously, the Spanish-built Heinkels are one of the most filmed aicraft, since they were also extensively used for the 1969 film Battle of Britain.
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