Three WIXER's at their finest ??
Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2011 2:08 pm
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Three WIXER's at their finest ??
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Re: Three WIXER's at their finest ??
Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2011 4:24 pm
I wore mine when I went to work on the Corsair with Drew in Breckenridge, Texas....
Re: Three WIXER's at their finest ??
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 1:13 pm
Yes you certainly did. And that is a cool darn hat! (Not as cool as the Cessna 140 Hat you gave me though 
Re: Three WIXER's at their finest ??
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 9:40 pm
Cherrybomber13 wrote:Yes you certainly did. And that is a cool darn hat! (Not as cool as the Cessna 140 Hat you gave me though
Did you download my infamous fly-by pix's yet by chance??
Re: Three WIXER's at their finest ??
Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 9:21 am
Andrew,
I took considerable time and looked over your website and really enjoyed ... Having lived in NJ prior to moving to Ohio 5 years ago, as well as 25 years working in NY City, I am aware of your area.
In addition, many years ago while at the Koon-ni range in Korea, the Marines would come in for night bombing with a flight of 5 Corsairs. One would be the lamplighter and drop flares to light up the island and the other 4 would bomb. It was quite interesting to watch. I brought on of the flair chutes home with me and someday plan on embroidering items that pertain to my service time in Korea & Japan.
Keep up the good work.
I took considerable time and looked over your website and really enjoyed ... Having lived in NJ prior to moving to Ohio 5 years ago, as well as 25 years working in NY City, I am aware of your area.
In addition, many years ago while at the Koon-ni range in Korea, the Marines would come in for night bombing with a flight of 5 Corsairs. One would be the lamplighter and drop flares to light up the island and the other 4 would bomb. It was quite interesting to watch. I brought on of the flair chutes home with me and someday plan on embroidering items that pertain to my service time in Korea & Japan.
Keep up the good work.