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PostPosted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 9:36 pm 
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A20s in the snow 410th BG

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Really great!
Thanks for posting these...I think it is a rare , great insight to the ETO winter war.
Paul
Any info on the source of these?


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Great pics!

The Boston/Havoc has always been one of my favorites. Those pics remind my of the time my pickup broke down in -20 degree weather in Nebraska trying to get back to Michigan for Christmas...

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Great photo's.
Thanks for sharing.
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Were the underwing pylons a group derived solution for a special type of mission? I've never seen A-20's with underwing pylons, and especially not ones that look so home growed-

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Very neat to see the crews dealing with snow. 8)


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I'm pretty sure the pylons were factory standard on the later A-20s, although the extra bracing may be a field mod. I've seen pics of them being used for bombs and drop tanks (possibly napalm.) The A-20G at the NMUSAF has smoke generators hung from the wings.

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