Warbird Information Exchange

This one's for Jack Cook... and Jack, I think you may know why...




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Dude, That's f*cked up
I've challenge any P-40 owner to put that on ther a/c!

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Here's a few others.................

P-40K 26th FS Major Ed Nollmeyer

P-40N 118th TRS Maj. Ed McComas

P-40N #60 8th FS Capt Bill Drier

P-40F #104 44th FS 1Lt Bob Westbrook

P-40E 16th FS Capt Dallas Clinger

P-40F #104 44th FS SSgt Hank Straub crew chief

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Here's one of my favorite pics- Gordon Austin in Lighthouse Louie of the 325th FG Checkertails. How cool would it be to have one of these out on the airshow circuit.

With all due respects to the vets of the AVG, my hat is off to those pilots of Tomahawks and Warhawks in the North African and Mediterranean Theaters. All things considered, pitting an early Tomahawk up against a Ki.27 is not much of feat but those guys in the MTO had to wait around at low to medium altitudes for the 109s and 190s to come screaming down on them in the initial bounce to even have a chance at a fight. Seems to me that it took a lot of guts to go out day after day with the odds stacked against you that badly. Under those circumstances, I think the P-40s and her crews did a pretty fair job of accounting for themslves.

Three shots taken at San Marco, Tx in Sept. 1999

Here are a few more. First, from Oshkosh 2004 (P40-?):





Back when at the Chaplin Fighter Museum (P40-N Warhawk):




From the Evergreen Museum (P40-? Warhawk):




From Seattle's Museum of Flight (P40-N Warhawk):




From the RAF Museum at Hendon, UK (P40-? Kittyhawk IV):





From San Diego's Air & Space Museum (P40-E Warhawk):







And then, from Canada's Aviation Museum in Ottawa (P40-E Kittyhawk I):


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Thousands of a/c pics at Passion-Aviation

Some of my shots I've taken over the years...























Trey

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"There are two types of people here; airshow whores and airshow prostitutes. The whores, like you and I, do airshow stuff for free, whereas the prostitutes are paid" - Reg Urschler

Jerry Yagen could give lessons on how to get the paint job right!!

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Where was that photo taken? Is that an LB-30 in the backround?

Thanks,

Duane

I didn't think the sharkmouth was meant to make it look funny until I saw this one. Not only does it look happy, but it looks too happy!

Cheers,
Matt

Anyone has ????

Pics of the one that was fished out in Italy in the sea a few years ago.

Reported on display as is.

Tks

Ask and 'ye shall receive... these were posted on the Key forum by 'Moggy'...










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