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6 Apr 2009 07:10:44 PM
Fieseler Fi 167 A-05 Two-Seat Shipboard Torpedo-Bomber and Reconnaissance Aircraft, in service with Erprobungsstaffel 167. One of the pre-production aircraft ( TJ+AN )testing program started early 1940. The aircraft was developed for the Graf Zeppelin aircraft carrier.