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Old 14 January 2005, 01:44 PM   #1
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Question "Shot Down In Flames" real or fake???

On "Photos of the Great War Website" under aviation and "Central Powers Aircraft and Equipment" is a photo called "Shot Down In flames" a german aircraft broken in two with engine pointing up is on fire.
ALso under "CENTRAL Powers Aviators" is a photo purporting to show a
German Balloon observer jumping from his basket in a parachute.
Are these photos REAL OR FAKE??? I've seen a version of this airplane picture published by UNDERWOOD ANd UNDERWOOD OF NEW YORK
For reference only-copyrigthed
URL http://www.gwpda.org/photos/greatwar.htm
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