1.2 Tailgunner's cockpit
The tailgunner was separated from the pilot by an armored plate. In fact, he could move in all the rest of the airframe, from his machinegun to the bomb bay (where two additionnal drums for the HS 404 cannon were, and that he could reload in flight).
Pic of the tailgunner's cockpit seen from the bomb bay:
Drawing (seen from the tailgunner's position, looking at the bomb bay):
1. Distribution board (?)
2. Machine to prepare the bombing (?)
3. Command box
4. High frequency receptor
5. Folding table
6. Tailgunner's telephone
7. Low frequency amplificator
8. XDCR transducer
9. Fire bottle
10. Left generator's control board
11. Idem with right generator
12. Armament switcher (working with the n. 2 machine)
13. Fuse box
14.Tableau des éléments directeurs (?) (litterally directing elements board)
Cuts:
Left side:
3. MAC 34 machinegun
4. Groove where the machinegun could roll
8. Ventral MG trigger (looks like a revolver)
20. Place where the tailgunner could hook his harness
21. Nevermind
23. Alternator (in the part where the bombs are)
25. H. F receptor
26. Convertissor
27. Low frequency amplificator
29. Folding table
31. Tailgunner's telephone
36. Airport outlet (?)
37. Machine to prepare the bombing (?)
45. Distribution board (?)
Right side:
7. 100 bullets drums
8. Ventral machinegun
9. Groove
29. Boîte de couplage (clutch box?)
30. Armored (!) lamp
34. tailgunner's seat
35. Documents folder
37. Harness' hooker (if you noticed something, that's you're reading well, good.)
38. Fire bottle
Don't forget the small instruments board at the disposition of the tailgunner! (you'll find a close up of it in the instruments page)
