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September 15th 04, 12:35 AM
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So the SC2500's that were dropped on Britain were probably carried by
Do217's? Both the Do-217 and He-177 carried the SC 2500. The He-111 was limited to the SC 2000 (which is seen in the background of many photos of that bomb). The almost completed He-274 and planned Fw Ta 400 could have carried the SC 2500 as well. Rob p.s. Please note that the SC 2500 MAX was rarely used. 
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