@madware123
Joined on June 26th, 2024, this user has been a member for 709 days and is the 246,877th person to register an account.
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Replying to comment by:His head looks so angled
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another one
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i found another prototype aircraft
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*Copy*
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THK-11
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I have a question. Is this type of bomb for bombers and strategic aircraft or for fighter bombers?
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its not navy but its a navy
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i think dark blue looks the best but honestly i think that ends up depending on the position he is at in the.. whatever faction/military this is? i know that depending on your rank the color of the uniform tends to change, as well as what BRANCH you are like i know the navy tends to use the…. navy/darkblue uniforms a lot
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its not navy but its a navy
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i see
2025-04-03 18:21:48 UTC
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The Spitfire is often assumed to have earned it\’s name from it\’s ferocious guns kills in air combat and firery engine starts as seen here, however it likely owes just as much to Reginald Mitchell\’s successor, Sir Robert McLean and the pet name he gave his young daughter, Ann, who he called “the little spitfire”
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Supermarine Spitfire
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where does it spit from
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The Spitfire is often assumed to have earned it’s name from it’s ferocious guns kills in air combat and firery engine starts as seen here, however it likely owes just as much to Reginald Mitchell’s successor, Sir Robert McLean and the pet name he gave his young daughter, Ann, who he called “the little spitfire”
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bro really said well if cars can do it so can we
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