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Originally Posted by Spudkopf
What about the Sea Hornet F.20, NF.21 and PR.22? Not to mention a Sea Vampire FB.5 . . .
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Very good calls for a Korean War plane set, or for a hypothetical "Cold War Goes Hot" campaign ca. 1946-48.
But, I had to draw the line somewhere, so I limited my "1946" selection to just planes which were in testing (and went into service after the war in 1945-46) or were "working up" for the Invasion of Japan when the war ended in August 1945.
IMO, the regular D.H. 103 Hornet Mk. I (not the Sea Hornet) and the D.H. 100 Vampire Mk. I would count as a "1946" aircraft for the RAF, since they were in production in early 1945.
10-22-2016, 04:51 AM
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