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I love it

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Chris Henry
EAA Aviation Museum Director

Thats my dream girl right there man!

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I don't see how a conventional film camera could fit in either "port" shown in the Lubbock and Fort Garland photos. There would also have to be a side door to access the film magazine.

There's a T-33 parked on the north ramp here at Executive. I'll have to take a walk out there to look at the intake/engine/exhaust layout, but I'm guessing it pretty well takes up all of the fuselage below and behind the cockpit. Our 6" focal length mapping camera stands around 24" tall with magazine.

The RT-33 photo recon variant had its camera in the nose.

Well I've seen some with a beacon in the same general location but without the big fairing. This is driving me nuts cuz I can't find the answer yet Gonnna need to buy a parts manual I guess

T-33A 51-8786 Yankee Air Museum 2006

T-33A 58-0492 Yankee Air Museum 2006

T-33A 52-9497 Air Mobility Command Museum (Dover, DE) 2006

T-33A 51-17431 Dover DE American Legion Hall 2007

Thanks Jeff, those are great

I know, I need to get them up for you. I will I promise.

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Here are a couple I spyed upon

52-9225 T-33A-1-LO Lockheed at the corner of
Watson Blvd. and Mulberry St.
in Warner Robins, GA
11 August 2007 Photo Gary Lewis



53-6096 T-33-A Lockheed
Gate Guardian Since 1963 at Griffin Spalding Airport, Griffin, GA
3 October 2007 Photo Gary Lewis


51-6699 T-33A-1-LO
Georgia Veterans Memorial Park, Cordele, GA
17 November 2007 Photo Gary Lewis

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Gary Lewis
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For Hercules 130, this is the only shot I have of the fire training T-33 @ Dyass AFB, if that is what its used for, it don't look likes its been set a fire? Could be we are talking bout two different T-birds?
Perhaps we could presuade our good friend Brad to get us a better shot if its still there
The number on the tail is 61733, not familiar with T-33 serials perhaps sombody can track it My old film camera was having light leak problems as you can tell. Right click save and zoom in for the tail #.

Dyess AFB

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Brad

Thanks Brad

Here's the one in San Marcos, TX.........




Gary

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