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Posted: August/28/2020 at 8:44pm  Quote
 
Nope - not the Ki-36.

Single engine (radial)
Monoplane (low wing)
Production ran from 1938 - 1944.
Saw military use until 1955.
Normal crew of two, but known to carry more for clandestine ops.
(The 1955 was to throw you off!)
After WWII, over 30 were operated by a former enemy country.


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Posted: August/28/2020 at 8:49pm  Quote
 
I'll try again - Arado ar196

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Posted: August/28/2020 at 8:58pm  Quote
 
Vought OS2U Kingfisher


 
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Posted: August/28/2020 at 9:31pm  Quote
 
"Vought OS2U Kingfisher"  is similar, but no that's not it.

Single engine (radial)
Monoplane (low wing)
Production ran from 1938 - 1944.
Saw military use until 1955.
Normal crew of two, but known to carry more for clandestine ops.
(The 1955 was to throw you off!)
After WWII, over 30 were operated by a former enemy country.
Manufacturers' design proposals had to use a BMW 132 radial. 


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Posted: August/28/2020 at 9:37pm  Quote
 
Sorry  Bob,  I missed your second guess.  That's it:  AR 196

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arado_Ar_196



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Posted: August/30/2020 at 7:15am  Quote
 
OK Bob you are up! we need a new subject airplane.
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Posted: August/30/2020 at 8:18pm  Quote
 
OK Bob
hasn't posted in at least 24 hours. The floor is open! perhaps a lurker can post something for us to ponder.
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Posted: August/30/2020 at 8:59pm  Quote
 
OK. here goes.
Not an easy one, but I have R/C plans.

Built in the 1930’s  Not for the Military, But seconded into a European air force
A high-wing monoplane. with a radial engine
It was a four-seater- 2 Crew, 2 Passengers

The wings were folded rearwards, and were equipped with automatic slats, flaps, and interceptors.
Had STOL capabilities.
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