A Caudron CR-714 From Finland to Poland

Another magnificent achievement for the Polish Air Museum

Poland Best Online Site: A Caudron CR-714 From Finland to Poland Fighter will go to Krakow, where Poles defended Paris – Gazeta.pl http://polandbestonlinesite.blogspot.be/2015/04/fig…

more pictures at
http://facet.interia.pl/obyczaje/historia/news-caudron-renault-cr-714-legenda-trafi-do-krakowa,nId,1724072

SBAP site update on 03-05-2015

Forwarded message -  From: Serge VAN HEERTUM

Dear aviation enthusiast,

This week on SBAP web site :

Events:

In Memoriam: Eugène HedebouwWell known Fouga demo pilot and instructor
Eugène is gone for his last flight to join up the angelsPictures: Jean-Marie Hanon & Coll SBAP

http://www.sbap.be/events/2015/013eugene2015/013eugene2015.htm

American Frisian StyleA visit to the Northern Holland exercice
including the participation of the
US National Guard of Florida and OregonPictures: Serge Van Heertum & Marc Arys


http://www.sbap.be/events/2015/012friflag2015/012friflag2015.htm

Coming soon:
Archivalia
Hanoi Aviation Museum
La Ferte Alaisand much more...

Be so kind to share our links with all your interested friends...Enjoy your visit

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GAR : [New post] Battle of Britain 75 – Pt.3 – Prologue: The Forgotten ‘Few’ – Gladiators over Norway

Elliott Marsh posted: "Predating both the Battle of France and the Battle of Britain, the Royal Air Force's short but savage defence of Norway in April 1940 is a largely overlooked conflict. No. 263 Squadron's antiquated Gloster Gladiators were thrust into a brief, intense conf" New post on GAR Battle of Britain 75 – Pt.3 – Prologue: The Forgotten 'Few' – Gladiators over Norway by Elliott Marsh Predating both the Battle of France and the Battle of Britain, the Royal Air Force's short but savage defence of Norway in April 1940 is a largely overlooked conflict. No. 263 Squadron's antiquated Gloster Gladiators were thrust into a brief, intense conflict with the German Luftwaffe, facing relentless bombing attacks and treacherous operating conditions. Elliott Marsh reflects on the squadron's action in Norway from 24 to 27 April 1940. Read more of this post Elliott Marsh | April 28, 2015 at 7:00 pm  URL: http://www.globalaviationresource.com/v2/TwGfy Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://www.globalaviationresource.com/v2/2015/04/28/battle-of-britain-75-pt-3-prologue-the-forgotten-few-gladiators-over-norway/