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This Messerschmitt Me262A-1a was flown by Oblt. Fritz Stehle,
Staffelkapitän of 2./JG 7, (which was attached to Gefechtsverband
Hogeback). On 8th May 1945, Stehle flew this aircraft from Zatec
(Czechoslovakia) and surrendered to British forces at Fassberg. While
en route to Fassberg, Stehle is reported to have claimed the last air
victory of the war with this aircraft, shooting down a Soviet P-39
flown by Lt. S.G. Stepanov, 129 GIAP (22 GIAD) at about 4pm.

~ WW2in Color Forum

Rob

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Rob

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Rob

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Rob

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Rob

Supermarine Attacker? Or something else?

Rob

Does anyone know how well the A-26 Invader performed in the Indochina
and Algerian wars?

Also, the French AArmee de l'Air referred to them as B-26 Invaders.
Why?

Lastly, did the French really use radars from British Meteors for
their Invaders?

Rob

How good was the a/c in the night recon role?

* I guess an answer from Ed would be OK in this case ;)

Rob

I've heard that the postwar Lincolns tried aerial refueling with RAF
Meteors in conjunction with US postwar refueling tests.

When did these tests occur and what US a/c was refueling what fighter?

I'm guessing probably a Thunderjet on the receiving end...???

Rob