Name that aircraft!

Aircraft code OB equates to No.45 Squadron - Brigand Met 3 taken on charge May 1949. Brigand B.1 taken on charge September 1949 until February 1952.

 

For extra points name the place they are flying over.

 

Singapore 1949.

 

Cheers all.

That immediate post war era was a cracker for exotic equipment. I like 'em. Last of the pistons handing over to the jets. Fascinating stuff.

The picture was from here EDDIE HANCOCK DFC, RAF IN EGYPT, NORTH AFRICA, CANADA, NEW YORK IN WORLD WAR II, TOBRUK, EL ALEMAIN, EL ALEMEIN, ST JOHN AMBULANCE

 

Singapore 1949.

Well done.

 

Probably the simplist aircraft to guess, but nonetheless my favorite.

 

Douglas C-47 Skytrain, US Registration N33VW - USAAF 320401, titled "Mr. C, It's Tuesday", flown by the Cavanaugh Flight Museum and is based at Addison, TX.

Douglas C-47

 

Here is a good one.



-Arlo

 

Thats an interesting one, reminds me of something but I can't remember what. Good find though!

 

Vultee XP-54

Vultee XP-54 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Correct. You're up Sol.

 

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PZL P.37b Los II (Elk)

 

well i was going to say
DO17 type

 

PZL P.37b Los II (Elk)

It's similar but no it isn't PZL P-37 Los.

 

Another photo

 

Sol,

I do believe it may be a Saab-18A with American Pratt and Whitney engines.

Light bomber and dive bomber

Regards
Tom

 

Sol,

I do believe it may be a Saab-18A with American Pratt and Whitney engines.

Light bomber and dive bomber

Regards
Tom

Yes Tom, it really is a SAAB B-18. Well done.

Cheer
Enes

 

What is this.




I have not had time to disguise the tail markings as I have a parents teachers evening in a few minutes.
Identification should be a little easier

Regards
Tom

 

That's a SUD-EST S.E. 100 French. It was designed to meet the official specifications for the replacement of the Potez 631.