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DC 10 wonder full Aircraft I have some very good memories with this DC 10
Written on 06-07-2020 by S. Abrar Hussain Bukharu
What did you go on to fly later on in the Navy Bill?
Written on 05-07-2020 by CHRIS ROBEY
I miss this livery already! Those engines look amazing polished like that.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Spencer Hoefer
Mike-1>?
Written on 05-07-2020 by Tim Parker
I LOVE NEOs
Written on 05-07-2020 by Tim Parker
CC? Caveman connection?
Written on 05-07-2020 by Tim Parker
Epic
Written on 05-07-2020 by Tim Parker
It’s the tail number that no one will want to be seen with.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Mike Connor
Guys, any HUD device would be installed inside the windshield, never outside.
Written on 05-07-2020 by jim gevay
The device is a hot plate, electrically heated so you can see out a portion of the windshield in icing conditions.
There are aircraft that haven't even been designed yet (2020) whereby the pilot of the last one on the last flight to the boneyard will ferry back to his/her base in a Herk.
Written on 05-07-2020 by David Seider
F-35B showing off her undewear, perhaps?
Written on 05-07-2020 by David Seider
North American T-6G, which were remanufactured and redesignated AT-6s.
Written on 05-07-2020 by David Seider
This particular aircraft was given the USAF Serial Number 49-3356 (MSN 168-470) and was refurbished in 1950.
Aircraft was then sold to Spanish AF as E.16-108.
WFU and sold Jul 9, 1983,
became N5443X, later N992GM, later N94SC
Bravo!!!!
Written on 05-07-2020 by Andre Blanchard
Beautiful!
Written on 05-07-2020 by Andre Blanchard
Very neat looki9ng aircraft! Great shot!
Written on 05-07-2020 by Andre Blanchard
As always, wonderful photo Uwe!
Written on 05-07-2020 by Andre Blanchard
Thanks for that info Adrian.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Gavin Hughes
Thanks. Would take a bit of battering!
Written on 05-07-2020 by Gavin Hughes
Good pic Steve. This used to live here in Adelaide in service as one of the rescue helos. Notice now its tracking is blocked by request of owner.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Gavin Hughes
Great job!
Written on 05-07-2020 by Andre Blanchard
It IS best seen in full, but would be better seen in person. Damn, some of us will just miss out. Good pic John.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Gavin Hughes
Great shot Brian.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Gavin Hughes
Good one Darryl.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Gavin Hughes
Nice but a Gold tooth would be a nice touch :)
Written on 05-07-2020 by VK2VC
@Gavin Hughes: I believe it is an external HUD but I'm not 100% sure.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Cbro4
Beautiful color's, great shot!
Written on 05-07-2020 by jim garrity
22.8 hrs in UC45-Js, Mar - May 1967. .Pensacola, Fl. But not this side number. Brand new Naval Flight Officer wanna be.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Bill Butler
I do remember getting into one that was one older than I was.
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
awesome coverage Darryl. Thanks for sharing !
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
EPIC !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
This photo is of XA-KAC, not XA-KAR
Written on 05-07-2020 by dhitzigrath
I love Moontown Airport.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Mark Kanzler
Got a ride in a YAK-52 there many years ago - I'll never forget; it was a highlight of my life.
Panel looks great.
Written on 05-07-2020 by LTerrill
This would be a fun project.
Written on 05-07-2020 by LTerrill
Interesting, I've never seen a C340 with strakes.
Written on 05-07-2020 by LTerrill
danke Crazy!
Written on 05-07-2020 by Uwe Zinke
Those wingtip fittings holds smoke/pyrotechnics dispensers. Later that day the pilot did sunset display with pyrotechnics
Written on 05-07-2020 by Adrian Adziol
Great Image !
Written on 05-07-2020 by Bartolomeo Gorgoglione
This is a B24J, belonging to the Collings Foundation. Same model as my Dad flew.
Written on 05-07-2020 by CHRIS ROBEY
6 years old, and looks brand new. Interesting to see the wing tips. With so many designs going for ramps and fences, it's strange to see a relatively flat tip. Aeronautical engineering is fascinating.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Robert Cowling
727, from a more civilized time in air travel.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Robert Cowling
Awesome! My ground school instructor flew float planes, and described the experience so eloquently, I'd bet a few of the students went to get their rating. He had flown to some amazing areas.
Written on 05-07-2020 by Robert Cowling
Beautiful shot!
Excellent coverage Chris. Well done. Thank you for sharing !
Written on 05-07-2020 by John Marotta
