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Please could you "insert" a Bombing Scope in FW-189 A-2 ?
That way we could really uset it for Recon and Armed Recon as well.
Pretty please!!

[Guest]

you mean a bombsight ?

if it had one then sure ok but im not sure if it did or not ?
can you provide some evidence ?

[Fusek]

I did a quick 'fw 189 bombsight' search on google, and the fourth hit let to an exel file on www.enginehistory.org.

ADI (k) Microfilm Index
National Air and Space Museum-Garber Archives

NOTE: This compilation of ADI(k) was made as a quick guide to the type and quantity of material
contained on the Navy ADI(k) reels held by NASM archives at Paul Garber facility. The
German documents were filmed in Paris during 1945. A quick scan was made to identify
the subject matter. Items are not listed by title, most items related to equipment are
identified by the German type number. Each item number may contain several documents.
Note that some items are skipped because during the rapid visual scanning, dividers
between items were difficult to locate. Also note that the items are not always in sequence.
Most of the scanning was done by myself with help from Richard Eger. Thanks to all
NASM archive personnel for their help and espcially Larry Wilson.
William A. Medcalf "Artie Bob" 12/20/04

I had a quick look on the list, and it goes from aircraft parts (engines etc)and performances to a horse instalation manual. The list says on reel 24, item 397 there is footage of a bomb manual for the Fw 189.

Www.enginehistory.org says

A primary aim of the Aircraft Engine Historical Society is to share the reference material that allows authors and enthusiasts to write and speak knowledgeably on the subject of aircraft engines. To this end, AEHS provides to its members and to the public source material of historical interest.

So all that information is public? If it is it might be worth looking into