<![CDATA[In one review, the reviewer wrote that Bergier parachuted from a Lancaster. But A Lancaster had four engines, and this a]]>

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translator-1 — 15 years ago(July 18, 2010 06:04 AM)

In one review, the reviewer wrote that Bergier parachuted from a Lancaster. But A Lancaster had four engines, and this aircraft had only two. I think it was either a Whitley ( but the nose did not jut out) or a Manchester, but that had a triple tailplane,not merely a twin one, and I don't think it had a pod behind the cockpit. I think the shape of the tailfins was more like a Whitley`s.
Can anyone help?

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A toy bomber suspended by wires.
"I've been living on toxic waste for years, and I'm
fine.
Just ask my other heads!"

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