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Re: P- 40s in the 1970s

Wed Oct 04, 2017 7:32 pm

Wonderful series of pix, Peter - THANKS!! :drink3:

Re: P- 40s in the 1970s

Fri Oct 06, 2017 9:43 pm

Neal, I just found another old Tom Camp P-40 image at AAFO HangarTalk that hopefully will make an appearance here in glorious high-res: http://www.aafo.com/hangartalk/showthre ... n-Archives :drink3:

Re: P- 40s in the 1970s

Sat Oct 07, 2017 12:50 pm

Good Lord, Zac -- that was posted 15 years ago! Actually, I thought I'd posted it here -- I scanned it in the same session as others I did post. This was done at the Alameda Naval Air Station in the summer of 1979.


ImageAlameda-July-1979---for-web-235 by Neal Nurmi, on Flickr







And here's a shot of another P-40E that Tom was showing around California in 1979. This shot was taken at the remarkable Gathering of Eagles show in Chino in 1979. The airplane is, I think, N62435. I believe it was a John Paul project, and I think it eventually ended up in the Kermit Weeks collection.



ImageChino GOE -1979--N62435---238 by Neal Nurmi, on Flickr

Re: P- 40s in the 1970s

Sat Oct 07, 2017 2:34 pm

Neal
Kathy and I were there and when those guys, Crocker and Camp came by about 20' above the hangars it scare the crap out of us because i didn't see them coming.

Re: P- 40s in the 1970s

Sat Oct 07, 2017 3:10 pm

Yeah, there was quite a bit of pretty intense flying going on that day, considering it was on a military base and in the middle of a major urban area. I have direct headon shots of Love, Hamilton and the P-38 too. It was fun little air show!

Re: P- 40s in the 1970s

Sun Oct 08, 2017 3:01 pm

Neal Nurmi wrote:Good Lord, Zac -- that was posted 15 years ago!

Work has been very, very slow lately so I decided to go through HangarTalk since the beginning. I'm about halfway through, started on Friday!
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