"Le temps des hélices"
Photopage 2
Photos : Marc Arys & Serge Van Heertum - S.B.A.P.©
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| The most popular British fighter of WWI, the SE5A | FOKKER Dr1 Triplane | |
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| "Dreidekker" at take off | Back from combat | |
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| French NIEUPORT 17 about to shoot the enemy | Back after the victory | |
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| Back to the modern planes, the team "ASAS DE PORTUGAL" flying the ALPHA JET trainer | ||
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| BEECHCRAFT D-18 | GRUMMAN MARTLET (Wildcat) of the Fleet Air Arm | |
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| The fighter is wearing the invasion stripes | ||
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| Splendid restauration in flying conditions | HARVARD in French colors during the Algerian war | |
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| NORTH AMERICAN T-6 | Another HARVARD modified to become a Japanese ZERO fighter | |
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| BELL P-39 AIRACOBRA, a strange fighter with V12 engine positioned at the back of the pilot | ||
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| The P-39 was piloted by the wel known Stephen Grey | Also coming from Switzerland, a GRUMMAN TBF1 "Avenger" | |
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| The Avenger with folded wings | NORTH AMERICAN B-25 Mitchell | |
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| This one is also coming from Switzerland | A YAK 3 fighter from the Russian front | |
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| POLIKARPOV PO2, liaison and observation plane | YAK11 | |
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| A pair of YAK11 during the Russian campaign | During the battle of Stalingrad, this JU52 is to be shot down by a Russian fighter | |
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| Back from mission, the YAK3 on landing | Pretty formation of a DOUGLAS DC-3 and 2 JUNKER JU52-3M | |