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Old 06-05-2009, 04:23 PM   #5574
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Originally Posted by desertgrandma View Post
Well, you could always read the labels.

Not quite like recognizing a plane.

I remember, years and years ago, seeing a poster. (bear with me here.)

It was silhouettes of planes, as tho you were looking up at them from the ground. Each type of plane had a different silhouette, and the idea was to be able to recognize what was flying over you.

Obviously this was during WWII and the planes were war planes.

I always thought that was a neat thing........to be able to glance up and know what was flying overhead.

Does anyone else remember one of these?
Please Please don't take this the wrong way but......

I remember my Dad showing them to me as a kid at a Museum (I think it was the Imperial War Museum but I am not sure) and him telling me that him and his mates used to try to learn them all. (He grew up during the war).

Whenever I see one in a book or on TV I have very fond memories of my Dad telling me that story

oh and just found this with a google search:



it covered American, British and German planes apparently

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