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PostPosted: Tue Jan 10, 2006 10:21 pm 
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Alrighty fellas... What aircraft was the first to claim a German kill for the RAF?

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...and I am talking about WW2.


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Blackburn Roc/Skua.

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Oh, RAF, eh!

D'oh!

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How about a Lockheed Hudson bomber? :lol:

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DING DING DING!!! Very Good Dan! Oct. 8th 1939, over Jutland, a Lockheed Hudson shot down the first german aircraft claimed by the RAF. Thank you all for playing!

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Thank you all for playing!

Yeah, all two of us...

All right, Lacombe; I'm a fair man. Here's your chance to safe face for all of Canada:

Correctly identify the type of German aircraft the Hudson crew shot down, and I'll rename my youngest daughter "Focke Wulf 149". :D

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It took less than 2 minutes in Google

Its a .............................. :lol:

Cant be making the Canuck's job any easier now can I 8)


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Thank you all for playing!

Yeah, all two of us...


Dan,
There were a ton of views and only two of you that responded. I didn't want to leave out all those that didn't know! I'll make it harder for you next time... :D

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Fw 200? Or was that the Hudson one?


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A flying boat, so either a Do18 or Do-24...

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I also think it was an FW 200.
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I also think it was an FW 200.
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18 October, a Hudson of 233 Squadron shot down a Dornier Do 18, thereby crediting to Coastal Command the first air-to-air kill of World War II. From this imperfectly co-ordinated but courageous beginning developed the potent maritime air arm that won the Battle of the Atlantic, and in which the anti-shipping campaign played a crucial but oft-forgotten part.

Source :http://www.projectconstantendeavour.com/index.php?id=11


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