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Fleet Air Arm, Part 7 - faa81-Martlet.jpg (1/1) [62K]



 
 
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Old January 4th 07, 11:25 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation,alt.binaries.pictures.military
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Grumman Martlet, probably Operation Torch in November 1942

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Old January 4th 07, 08:54 PM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation,alt.binaries.pictures.military
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Default Fleet Air Arm, Part 7 - faa81-Martlet.jpg (1/1) [62K]

Anyone got a guess on what mark it is? It has the underwing oilcoolers of
the earlier versions, but the prop of the later Martlet VI / FM-2.

Did any earlier versions use the uncuffed prop as standard?

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Old January 4th 07, 08:54 PM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation,alt.binaries.pictures.military
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Default Fleet Air Arm, Part 7 - faa81-Martlet.jpg (1/1) [62K]

Anyone got a guess on what mark it is? It has the underwing oilcoolers of
the earlier versions, but the prop of the later Martlet VI / FM-2.

Did any earlier versions use the uncuffed prop as standard?

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Grumman Martlet, probably Operation Torch in November 1942

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Old January 5th 07, 05:31 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation,alt.binaries.pictures.military
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Default Fleet Air Arm, Part 7 - faa81-Martlet.jpg (1/1) [62K]

Looks like a Martlet II to me. I cant see a pitot on the upper surface of
the left wing, though but I don't know if that "difference" ran the entire
run for that mark.

Steve Vernon

"Claus Gustafsen" wrote in message
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Anyone got a guess on what mark it is? It has the underwing oilcoolers of
the earlier versions, but the prop of the later Martlet VI / FM-2.

Did any earlier versions use the uncuffed prop as standard?

--


Claus Gustafsen
Strandby Denmark
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See my modeling at
www.gustafsen.nu

"Netko" skrev i en meddelelse
x.com...

Grumman Martlet, probably Operation Torch in November 1942

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Old January 5th 07, 05:31 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation,alt.binaries.pictures.military
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Default Fleet Air Arm, Part 7 - faa81-Martlet.jpg (1/1) [62K]

Looks like a Martlet II to me. I cant see a pitot on the upper surface of
the left wing, though but I don't know if that "difference" ran the entire
run for that mark.

Steve Vernon

"Claus Gustafsen" wrote in message
...
Anyone got a guess on what mark it is? It has the underwing oilcoolers of
the earlier versions, but the prop of the later Martlet VI / FM-2.

Did any earlier versions use the uncuffed prop as standard?

--


Claus Gustafsen
Strandby Denmark
mail me at
See my modeling at
www.gustafsen.nu

"Netko" skrev i en meddelelse
x.com...

Grumman Martlet, probably Operation Torch in November 1942

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