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Here are a couple of images from manuals: a RB-26 but you can see the tail gun chutes on either side of the fuselage: Jari
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Lancaster fit for Op Chastise - help needed please!
Finn replied to brooksy's topic in Aircraft WWII
Can't really help with what was fitted but here is some interviews with a bomb aimer that was on the mission, haven't listened to them but perhaps some details can be gleemed: https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/items/browse?collection=252 Jari -
Also it would depend if the pilot was lined up with a runway, any turns would reduce airspeed and thus range. Jari
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Here is a view that shows a bit of a gap: edit: a couple of more examples: a F-4C but with the early Navy style pylon: Jari
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Here is one in Vietnam: AIM-4A (SARH) in the front, AIM-4D (IR) in the rear. Also the AIM-26 could be carried on the front middle launcher. Jari
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Not the missile postions but from a F-102 manual: Jari
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Just b&w pics but good views of the inside of a Neptune can be seen here: http://images.google.com/hosted/life/fd2c41ecd0a9f528.html click under Related images for more. Jari
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Here is a RAF F-4J that deployed it's chute but then had to go around again so it jettisoned the chute and took the cable when it finally landed: Jari
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No help with the colour but it's the gravity fuel tank: Jari
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Here is something: https://www.docdroid.com/6fa2lK4/douglas-b-26bc-tb-26bc-and-rb-26c-aircraft-illustrated-parts-breakdown-pdf#page=181 Jari
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Look here: http://www.510fs.org/vietnam/vietnam-image-gallery check the various albums. Jari
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Here is some info on B-25 cameras: Just search K-24 camera to find images of it. Most likely they used mirrors and lenses for the external housing. Jari
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I don't think the report is for one particular a/c but for all the aircraft assigned to the raid, as noted at the top it gives the loads for each particular a/c. For example O had 11 x 1000 MC & 4 x 500 GP. Here is the second part of the report giving other info like the altitude drops were made and which wave each a/c were on, of note there were 6 a/c in each wave and 4 a/c attacked the town: Jari
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Here is the Bomb Aimer's report for the raid on the airfield: at the top the loads the various aircraft had and just below those which stations they went, the [1] indicates 2 bombs on that station so there would be 4 across. Jari
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Here is another one: Jari
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Here is one with MERs on the wing pylons: F-105D Jari
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Part 2: Jari
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Here are some drawings from a manual: Jari
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Here is a Korean war B-26 bomb bay: more photos can be found here: https://images.google.com/hosted/life/36cf25151012b24b.html click on the thumbnails under Related Images (keep on clicking to scroll thru the numerous photos). Jari
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Here is one on a F-105: i'm guessing they used BLU-10 or BLU-23 naplam shells for the ones in SEA. Jari
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Here is one being checked out on a F-100 c/l pylon: Jari
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Not much better but a different variant: http://www.510fs.org/vietnam/vietnam-image-gallery/al-alvizo?i=al-alvizo-029 also note no external fuel tanks as they went with bombs on each pylon: http://www.510fs.org/vietnam/vietnam-image-gallery/al-alvizo?i=al-alvizo-026 Jari
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In two minds about an F-4D Loadout for 390th TFW 366 TFS, circa 1971
Finn replied to Mick Drover's topic in Aircraft Cold War
Or if you want something different from a different squadron, at the 1:30 mark of the video, 2 x 2000lb LGBs, 2 x Mk-82 on MER, ECM pod and a pair of AIM-7s: https://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675071240_Mark-84-Laser-Guided-Bombs_Ubon-Royal-Thai-Air-Force-Base_F-4D_Electronic-countermeasures-pod Jari