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hello all !!
I'm looking for pictures of the bombardier compartment of a P-38 Droop Snoot. though I searched for quite a long time on the net, I havzen't found any. does someone here have some ?

You might search the NMUSAF site.

Here's one I found with a quick search:



regards,

t~

thanks, but I must have not explained weel, I'm looking for pics of the inside of the Droop Snoot

I will look on the site you gave !

some impressions











source: http://www.457thbombgroup.org/

Martin

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Martin, do you know how many droop snoots were made/converted?

Enjoy the Day! Mark

Nice pics !!! thanks !!! but nobody has a picture of the inside of the nose ?

Good luck trying to find one. I have asked for the same photo on this forum before but with no luck.

I also tried the CAF and severl web sites on the Norden Bomb Sight and they also had nothing.


A friend of mine has tried for years to find one but he too also had no luck.

If you get one please lets us know here.


Aero

..Like this?

http://www.littlefriends.co.uk/gallery. ... rchString=

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Nice Find OSP!...but no cigar.. Though a rare photo.. A Droopsnoot converted to a
Pathfinder. Down-looking radar equiped bird leading bombing missions over cloud covered
targets. Probably a very early example..a field prototype?

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