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Tachikawa

Tachikawa Ki-36 „Kisaragi“

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 111, Spw. 153.

  • Ki-36 / 55
  • baubare Versionen: Ki-36 Typ 98 „Kisaragi“, - Reconn. „Ida“, Ki-55 Typ 99 Adv. Trainer
  • Fujimi
  • BFU-72058
  • 16,90

Tom

TOM - 208

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. xxx, Spw. Xxx.

  • TOM - 208
  • (einmotoriger Tiefdecker - Tschechei) (V-11)
  • (GhB)
  • Legato
  • BLG-072
  • 24,20

Transall

Transall C-160

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 474, Spw. 556.

BHE-80353
BHE-80387
C-160 C-160
Frankreich 61 ème Escadre de Transport, BRD - LTG 63

„Gabriel“ Frankreich Gabriel Vers. 54 ème, EET, BRD - LTG 63

Heller Heller
BHE-80353 BHE-80387
34,30 34,30

  • M 1:72
  • - Decals

DTS-72-48

AIR FRANCE AVIATION POSTALE (Cs: um 2006)

  • (mit Kabinenfenster und Türen)
  • TwoSix
  • DTS-72-48
  • 12,00

1

  • M 1:220
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 144, Spw. 183.

C-160

Deutschland LTG 63 (5102) 40 Jahre Hohn 2007, Frankreich ET 3/61(61-MZ)Orleans 2002. Revell

  • BRE-03998
  • 5,20

Travel Air

Travel Air R / S „Rennflugzeug“

  • M 1:48
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 128, Spw. 185.

Travel Air “R“ (“S”)

  • “Mystery Ship” einsitziger Tiefdecker,
  • Wright J-6 Whirlwind Triebwerk

Tschechoslowakei

SK-1 "Trempik"

  • Testors
  • BTE-916
  • 11,50

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L.xxx, Spw. xxx.

  • SK-1
  • (einmotoriger Schulterdecker - Reise-Leichtflugzeugbau aus der Tschechei) (OK-JXA) (GhB) Legato
  • BLG-068
  • 24,20

Tupolew

Tupolew ANT-5

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 101, Spw. 158.

BEC-1013
BZV-7271
ANT-5, I-4/I-4Z ANT-5, I-4/I-4Z
Rußland, Rußland

  • Prototyp
  • Encore

Zvezda
BEC-1013 BZV-7271
11,90
5,90

2

Tupolew SB-2

- Literatur

SB

„in action“

  • (englisch)
  • (50 Seiten mit Schwarzweiß- und Farbfotos)
  • Squadron
  • LSQ-1194
  • 9,50

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 017, Spw.280.

BIC-72161
BIC-72162
SB-2 M-100A "Katiushka" Spanish Rep.AF Gr.12 (5), (46) Barajas, (20W*1) Logrono, (weiße 1) 1938-40. ICM SB-2 M-100A Rußland 24thSBAP(4)+44thSBAP(8)(mit Ski)Karelia 1940, (2)Mongolei, (9)West Front 1941.ICM
BIC-72161 BIC-72162
18,30 18,30

Tupolew TU-2

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 192, Spw. 262.

  • BEC-1026
  • BIC-72031
  • BOB-80298

TU-2 TU-2 TU-2

  • UdSSR, Polen
  • Encore

ICM
BEC-1026 BIC-72031 BOB-80298
19,90 15,90 11,00
Rußland CO 88 BAD (100), (5 ), (weiße 276), (weiße 32), Polish AF (5),

Rußland (weiße 32) Москьа.

Hobby Boss

Tupolew TU-16 / JHU-6 „Badger“

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 489, Spw. 459.

  • BTR-01613
  • BTR-01612
  • BTR-01614

TU-16 K-10 TU-16 K-26 JHU-6
UdSSR China

“Badger C” “Badger D”

(Gh) (Gh) (Fä)
Trumpeter Trumpeter Trumpeter
BTR-01613 BTR-01612 BTR-01614
35,90 31,90 35,90

  • (H-6)
  • (verglaster Bug)

China (43595)

Tankervariante des H-6 Bombers
3

  • M 1:72
  • - Decals

DES-72042

“Badgers in Service”

  • 99th Guards Independent Reg. Kazakhstan UdSSR 1989, Ägypten AF 1969/73, Eagle Strike
  • DES-72042
  • 11,20

  • Xian H-6 PLAAF China 1995 (blaue 3021)
  • (Tu-16 K-26)

  • M 1:144
  • - Bausätze - kits

BTR-03908
BTR-03907

TU-16 K-10 “Badger C” UdSSR (55) (88).

Trumpeter Trumpeter
BTR-03908 BTR-03907
25,90

  • 25,90
  • TU-16 K-26
  • UdSSR (I0897) , China (3025).

Tupolew TU-22 „Backfire / Blinder“

  • M
  • - Backfire

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 592, Spw. 330 / 476.

BIT-1245
BRE-04371

  • Tu-22
  • Iraqi AF, UdSSR AF, Lybian AF
  • Italeri
  • BIT-1245
  • 38,70

  • 24,90
  • Tu-22 B
  • Libyan AF, Iraqi AF, Soviet AF 341. DBAP.
  • Revell
  • BRE-04371

  • M 1:72
  • - Zurüstsätze - add-on

  • Detailset – internal + external
  • (Tu-22 Bear H)
  • (Fä)
  • Extratech
  • ZXT-72150
  • 14,50

  • M 1:144
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 295, Spw. 165.

Tu-22 M3

„Backfire C“ UdSSR (I2) 2012, Ukraine (44) 1994.

  • Minicraft
  • BMI-14681
  • 46,90

4

Tupolew TU-95

  • M 1:144
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 341, Spw. 348.

BTR-03904
BRE-04673
Tu-95 MS Tu-95 RT

  • "Bear-H" UdSSR (23), Ukraine (33).
  • Trumpeter

Revell
BTR-03904 BRE-04673
35,90

  • 17,90
  • "Bear-D" UdSSR Soviet Naval AF, (I7) 1972, (38) Pacific Fleet Khorol AB 1968.

  • M 1:144
  • - Zurüstsätze - add-on

Detailset - external + internal,

Tu-95 MS „Bear H“

  • (empfohlen für Trumpeter) (Fä)
  • Extratech

Braz

  • ZXT-72150
  • 14,50

  • 9,60
  • Tu-95 M Umbausatz - coversion kit  (für Trumpeter Tu-95 H)(Rumpf-Vorderteil, - nose section) (GhB)
  • ZBZ-B4KFT9

Tupolew Tu-114

  • M 1:144
  • - Bausätze - kits

  • BBZ-B4KT1A1
  • BBZ-B4KT1A2
  • BBZ-B4KT1A3

Tu 114 - Umbausatz / conversion-kit -ΑЭΡОфΛОТ „Rossiya” Aeroflot (Cs: um 1958)(CCCP-Л65II)(GhB) Braz

für Trumpeter Tu-95H/J (mit Rumpf, Leitwerk, Landeklappen, Bugfahrwerk, uvam. Fuselage,

Tail rudders, Flaps, Front gear and many more parts) (Decal mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen)

  • (4523) BBZ-B4KT1A1
  • 62,90

Tu 114 - Umbausatz / conversion-kit -ΑЭΡОфΛОТ Aeroflot JAPAN AIRLINES „Cleat“

  • (GhB)
  • Braz
  • (4524) BBZ-B4KT1A2

(4525) BBZ-B4KT1A3
62,90 62,90
(Cs: bis 1973) (CCCP 76490..) (Details wie oben)(Decal mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen)

  • Tu 114 - Umbausatz / conversion-kit -ΑЭΡОфΛОТ „Cleat” Aeroflot (Cs: ab 1973)(CCCP-76488)(GhB)
  • Braz

(Details wie oben) (Decal mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen)

  • M 1:144
  • - Decals

DBZ-B4D09
DBZ-B4D08

  • ΑЭΡОфΛОТ „Cleat“Aeroflot (Cs: ab 1973) (CCCP 76488..)(Decal mit Cockpit- u.Kabinenfenster,Türen) Braz
  • DBZ-B4D09

DBZ-B4D08
16,90 16,90

ΑЭΡОфΛОТ „Cleat“ Aeroflot JAPAN AIRLINES (Cs: bis 1973) (CCCP 76490..)

(Decal mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen)
Braz

Tupolew Tu-116

  • M 1:144
  • - Zurüstsätze - add-on

  • Tu-116 Umbausatz - coversion kit  (für Trumpeter Tu-95 H) (mit Rumpf-Vorderteil, Antennen- (GhB)
  • Braz
  • ZBZ-B4KFT6
  • 10,70

abdeckung und Rumpfende, - nose section, antenna cover and rear end of then fuselage)

5

Tupolew Tu-124

  • M 1:144
  • - Bausätze - kits

Tu-124 AEROFLOT (kyrillisch)(Cs:

M 1:144 - Decals

  • )
  • (CCCP-45092) (Decal mit Cockpit- u.Kab.f.,Tü.)
  • (GhB)
  • Braz (BZ4504) BBZ-B4T2AE
  • 59,90

DFD-144-207 (14157)

CESKOSLOVENSKE AEROLINIE

  • (Cs: bis 1974) (OK-…)(mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen) F-Decal
  • DFD-144-207 (14157) 12,00

Tupolew Tu-126

  • M 1:144
  • - Bausätze - kits

  • Tu 126 - Umbausatz / conversion-kit - für Trumpeter Tu-95H/J (mit Rumpf, Leitwerk, Lande-
  • (GhB)
  • Braz
  • BBZ-B4KT1M

BAM-72115 BAM-72249
69,90 36,90 62,90

klappen, Radom, Bugfahrwerk uvam. Fuselage, Tail rudders, Flaps, Front gear and many more parts).

(Decal mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen,  Tu-126 „Moss“)

Tupolew TU-128 "Pelican"

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 420, Spw. 240.

  • Tu-128 UT
  • Russland

(49) (0I)

Amodel

Tupolew TU-134

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 513, Spw. 402.

BAM-72249
Tu-134 “Crusty A” LOT POLISH AIRLINES (Cs. um 1990) (SP-LHD) (Decal mit Kabinenfenster) (Fä) Amodel
6

  • M 1:100
  • - Decals

DMM-13101
DGA-134-CS

ΑЭΡОфΛОТ

  • (Aeroflot)(Cs: um 1995)
  • (CCCP - 65134) (mit Kabinenfenster und Türen)

(OK-HFL) (mit Kabinenfenster und Türen)

  • Master Model
  • DMM-13101

DGA-134-CS
6,30 9,40

CSA

  • (Cs.
  • )

DMM-13102

(11+10) (11+12) (mit Kabinenfenster und Türen)

DGA-134-MA

  • Deutsche Luftwaffe
  • (Cs: um 1995)

(Cs:

  • Master Model
  • DMM-13102

DGA-134-MA
6,30 9,10

MALEV Hungarian Airlines

)

(HA-LBN

  • )
  • (mit Türen)

DMM-13103

  • Russische Luftwaffe
  • (Cs: um 1995)

(681)

  • (mit Kabinenfenster und Türen)
  • Master Model
  • DMM-13103
  • 6,30

M 1:144 - Bausätze - kits L. 285,

BBZ-B4TA

Tu-134 AEROFLOT (kyrillisch) (CCCP-65036), CESKOSLOVENSKE AEROLINE OK JET (GhB, Mg) Braz M 1:144 - Decals

  • BBZ-B4TA
  • 50,50

DFD-144-579

ARMENIAN AIR LINES AAL

  • (Cs: bis 1996)(EK-65044…) (mit Cockpit - und Kabinenfenster, Türen) F-Decal
  • DFD-144-579
  • 12,00

7

  • DTS-STS44204
  • DFD-144-147
  • DFD-144-208

AVIOGENEX

  • (Cs: bis 1986 - roter Streifen durch Fenster) (YU-A…)(mit Cockpit-u. Kabinenf., Tü.) Two Six
  • DTS-STS44204

DFD-144-147 DFD-144-208
13,50 12,00 12,00
BALKAN BULGARIAN AIRLINES (Cs: bis 1998) (LZ-TUG..) (mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen) F-Decal CSA CZECHOSLOVAK AIRLINES (weiß) (Cs: ab 1992) (OK-OFL) (mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen) F-Decal

DBO-14441

DFD-144-575

Czechoslovak / Czech Air Force (Cs. ) (1407)

INTERFLUG (Cs: ab 1990) (D-AOBA…)

(mit Cockpit-und Kabinenfenster, Türen) BOA (mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen) F-Decal

  • DBO-14441
  • 5,80

  • DFD-144-575
  • 12,00

  • DFD-144-503 (14745)
  • DFD-144-504 (14746)

LOT POLSKIE LINIE LOTNICZE TU-134A (Cs: - delivery - weißer Streifen im blauen Streifen)(SP-LHA..) F-Decal

(mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen)
DFD-144-503 (14745) 12,00 DFD-144-504 (14746) 12,00

LOT POLSKIE LINIE LOTNICZE TU-134A (Cs: - updated - blauer Streifen ohne weißen) (SP-LHA..) F-Decal

(mit Cockpit- und Kabinenfenster, Türen)
DTS-STS44207

MALEV HUNGARIAN AIRLINES

  • (Cs: um 1970)(HA-LB…)(mit Cockpit-u. Kabinenfenster, Türen)
  • Two Six
  • DTS-STS44207

ZXT-14424
13,50 10,40

  • M 1:144
  • - Zurüstsätze - add-on

  • (Reverser-Gitter, Turbinenschaufeln u.v.a.m.)
  • Detailset - exterieur
  • (Fä)
  • Extratech

8

Tupolew TU-142 „Bear“

  • M 1:72
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 691, Spw. 695,

  • Tu-142 MR
  • UdSSR (Bear-J)
  • Trumpeter
  • BTR-01609
  • 77,90

  • M 1:144
  • - Bausätze - kits L. 346, Spw. 348.

  • Tu 142 MR "Bear-J"
  • USSR
  • Trumpeter
  • BTR-03905
  • 35,90

Tupolew TU-144 - Überschall-Verkehrsflugzeug - Supersonic Aircraft

  • M 1:144
  • - Bausätze - kits

BIC-14401
BIC-14402

  • Tu 144 ΑЭΡОфΛОТ (Aeroflot) (Cs: bis 1978) (CCCP-771..) (Decal mit Kabinenfenster und Türen)
  • ICM
  • BIC-14401

BIC-14402
25,90

  • 25,90
  • Tu 144 D ΑЭΡОфΛОТ (Aeroflot) (Cs: ab 1979) (CCCP-771..) (Decal mit Kabinenfenster und Türen) ICM

BBZ-B4T42(4529)

BBZ-B4T43(4530)

  • Tu-144 DAEROFLOT (kyrillisch)(Cs: last) (CCCP 77110...)(Decal m.Cockpit- u.Kabinenf.,Türen) (GhB) Braz
  • BBZ-B4T42(4529) 113,90

  • BBZ-B4T43(4530) 113,90
  • Tu-144 D/LL „TU-I44 MOCKBA„ (Tupolev/NASA)(RA 77114)(Decal mit Cockpit- u.Kabinenf.,Türen)(GhB)Braz

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    Seabasing Since the Cold War Maritime Reflections of American Grand Strategy

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    Catalogue Will Be Issued When the Price Review and Model Range Update Is Completed

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    USS Albacore (SS-218)

    1 OUR CREED: To perpetuate the memory of our shipmates who gave their lives in the pursuit of duties while serving their country. That their dedication, deeds, and supreme sacrifice be a constant source of motivation toward greater accomplishments. Pledge loyalty and patriotism to the United States of America and its constitution. UNITED STATES SUBMARINE VETERANS INCORPORTATED PALMETTO BASE NEWSLETTER November 2013 2 Lost Boats 4 Picture of the Month 14 Featured World War II Submarine Commanding Officer of the Month 15 CO’s Stateroom 17 XO’S Stateroom 18 Members 19 Honorary Members 19 Meeting Attendees 20 Old Business 21 New Business 21 Good of the Order 21 Base Contacts 22 Birthdays 22 Welcome 22 Binnacle List 22 Quote of the Month 22 Word of the Month 22 Member Profile of the Month 23 Traditions of the Naval Service 27 Dates in U.S. Naval History 29 U.S. Submarine History 35 Submarine Memorials 56 Monthly Calendar 62 Submarine Trivia 63 Advertising Partners 64 3 USS Albacore (SS-218) Lost on Nov 7, 1944 with the loss of 86 men when she was sunk off Lost on: northern Hokkaido. Winner of two Presidential Unit Citations, Albacore 11/7/1944 was on her eleventh war patrol and struck a mine while running submerged near a Japanese patrol craft that had detected her. US Navy Official Photo www.bcpatch.com Class: SS 212 Commissioned: 6/1/1942 Launched: 2/17/1942 Builder: Electric Boat Co (General Dynamics) Length: 312 , Beam: 27 #Officers: 6, #Enlisted: 54 Fate: Albacore was assumed to have been lost.
  • Bamboo Bomber Squadron Is Proud to Bring Back the Bamboo Bomber! ORDER TODAY!

    Bamboo Bomber Squadron Is Proud to Bring Back the Bamboo Bomber! ORDER TODAY!

    ails cover for full det SSeeee backback cover for fullfu details. SeptemberSSeeeppptteteemmmbbbeeerr 20162200011166 BRINGING HISTORY TO LIFE 1:481:1::4848 ScaleScalele The Return of the NEW Bamboo Bomber Squadron is proud to bring back the Bamboo Bomber! ORDER TODAY! See Page 4 for complete details.etails. LIMITED TO ONLY 1000 KITS! HUGE RESTOCK Over 100 Brand SALE•SALE•SALE of Your Favorite Brands! NEW Items Inside! Pages 46-47 Order Today at WWW.SQUADRON.COM or call 1-877-414-0434 Dear Friends With summer quickly drawing to a close, looking back over those SQUADRON lazy, hazy days, I realize I didn’t do too much modeling during these past months. Too hot here in Texas! However, I have been very busy lining up an array of projects for fall and winter. I also attended a PRODUCTS few shows with the the 2016 IPMS convention in Columbia being one of the high points. I get easily inspired by the work of others and there was an abundance of outstanding work at this year’s Nationals. You guys are all outstanding modelers and that by itself gives us here at Squadron the incentive to provide you even more with the best products and service anywhere. I always look forward to sharing with you the latest and greatest new releases from Squad- ron. As we roll into autumn, we are introducing a brand new Squadron Signal Publica- tion (SS14037), Landing Craft, Air Cushion (LCAC), authored by John Gourley. With 80 Pages containing 240 color photographs, line drawings, color profiles and history and development, you won’t want to miss it! A great new tool is now available (SQ10133) Ny- lon Fiber Brush and Holder.
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    World War II raged from the deserts of North Africa to the jungles of the South Pacific, from the mountaintops of the Alps to the beaches of Normandy, across (and under) the high seas, and through the skies above it all. Soldiers in all of these places relied upon the machines of war: bombers, fighters, tanks, jeeps, ships, submarines, landing craft, and much more. GURPS WWII: Motor Pool has a huge variety of historically accurate vehicles from mankind’s greatest conflict. Many of the vehicles were common; others were rare or even unique. From the stodgy General Lee tank to the earliest helicopters and the wildly impractical Maus, Motor Pool has tons of new gear for every GURPS WWII player. Motor Pool also gathers in one place all the refinements to the vehicle design system that have evolved since the original corebook came out, as well as a new system to describe any WWII-era conveyance in a few simple steps. These additions include scores of new weapons to be fitted on your war machines – some historical and some products of the imagination. On top of all that, Motor Pool has advice on S T how to integrate vehicles into a roleplaying E campaign, with details on how vehicle crews V really lived and fought, from the difficulties of E J supply to getting their machine moving at all. A Whether you’re campaigning by land, by sea, or C by air, Motor Pool dramatically expands your K S options! O N . AGAINST HEAVY METAL! FIRST EDITION,FIRST PRINTING G A PUBLISHED APRIL 2004 M ISBN 1-55634-642-5 E S 8 0 9!BMF@JA:RSUSQQoYjZ]ZiZdZ` 1 Printed in 1 SJG02495 8011 the USA World War II raged from the deserts of North Africa to the jungles of the South Pacific, from the mountaintops of the Alps to the beaches of Normandy, across (and under) the high seas, and through the skies above it all.