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Fighting face of the pilot of aircraft 107 |
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The
observer (normally commander of the aircraft) at his position in the
nose. Note the eccentric mounted 7,9 mm machine gun. |
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The
legendary aviator Albin Ahrenberg (1889 – 1968) takes a step on the
wing of a T 2. Around 1930, Ahrenberg made himself a name after some
daring flights to Greenland. In the twenties and the thirties, Albin
Ahrenberg made innumerable and always faultless sightseeing flights all
over the country – creating a great goodwill for aviation among the
Swedish people.
During the years of WWII, the popular Ahrenberg, from the beginning a naval aviator, served as base commander at Gålö. He often flew the T 2 himself. |
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© Lars Henriksson |
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Updated 2010-03-16 |
