Western Front airplane crash identification

[Tim DC]

#33 - This wreck photo was described on the back as a British plane, though I'm not sure.

[Tim DC]

#34 - Aircraft wreck.

[Tim DC]

#35 - Wreck at the side of the road.

[Tim DC]

#36 - Tail of an airplane shot down in Hermin, Pas-de-Calais, France.
I think that's all for now, thanks in advance for any help!

[Tim DC]

Perhaps one more, #37 - Can anyone identify this light bomber?

[Tim DC]

No further thoughts on the last photos?

[grndevil44]

16 is a Beaufighter possibly, last one looks like Ju88, no 36 he111, no19 spitfire, no20 Do17, no27 stuka (note wings) and the one in a field from the train looks like an fw190

[BRAZZA]

Hi . The last photo is a french Breguet 693 ( light bomber used for ground attack in may/june 1940).
Christophe

[daco]

#27 - This could very well be the Eastern Front, but I am curious which type of German airplane this is.

I confirm : it is a JU87 stuka

[daco]

#29 - Belly landed bomber in France, 1940.

it could be a "flying cigar" dornier 17

daco

[daco]

#31 - Crashed German reconnaissance plane. Would this be a Henschel Hs 126?

you are right : Hs 126

daco

[Tim DC]

Thanks a lot daco, Christophe and John!

[Tim DC]

Here's some more.. thanks again for any help!

#38 - Fighter in France.

[Tim DC]

#39 - Bomber

[Tim DC]

#40 - Twice the same allied fighter near Chalôns-en-Champagne.