Luftwaffe Airfield
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Luftwaffe servicemen participating in what looks like a drill.
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Not a drill, but a post-war re-enactment. The flying aircraft are Spitfires, the vehicle an American Dodge Weapons carrier, but the personnel are dressed in German uniforms and the anti-aircraft gun appears to be german also.
ReplyDeleteThose are not spitfires but buchons
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