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I thought the city had no interest in flying anything since Mr. McGuire has passed on and deeded the aircraft to them?

He gave the city all those a/c :shock: Holy cr*p!
So when the city budget hits the red zone are the airplanes for sale :?:


No, the city does not own the airplanes. War Eagles is the usual 501C foundation.

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I must have interpreted that wrong :oops:

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Jack Cook wrote:
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I thought the city had no interest in flying anything since Mr. McGuire has passed on and deeded the aircraft to them?

He gave the city all those a/c :shock: Holy cr*p!
So when the city budget hits the red zone are the airplanes for sale :?:


No, the city does not own the airplanes. War Eagles is the usual 501C foundation.


Thanks once more and for the clarification :oops: :oops: , I thought I had heard some time ago that was the case and that they had no interest what so ever in flying anything period. So the L-5 was roaded into the museum?


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steve dickey wrote:
Clifford Bossie wrote:
Jack Cook wrote:
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I thought the city had no interest in flying anything since Mr. McGuire has passed on and deeded the aircraft to them?

He gave the city all those a/c :shock: Holy cr*p!
So when the city budget hits the red zone are the airplanes for sale :?:


No, the city does not own the airplanes. War Eagles is the usual 501C foundation.


Thanks once more and for the clarification :oops: :oops: , I thought I had heard some time ago that was the case and that they had no interest what so ever in flying anything period. So the L-5 was roaded into the museum?


The L-5 actually flew the short distance from El Paso International to Santa Teresa, but after arriving at 5T6 it probably won't fly again anytime soon.

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Hi Clifford, was wondering if they are ever gonna get the Mustang that's in the jig finished up? Is it being worked on? Thanks :)


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steve, the mustang we had in the jig was sold long time ago,about 2 years.I think if someone goes to our web site and looks in the archives all question will be answered..war-eagles-air-museum.com is the site.thanks for the interist..

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Was the Mustang in the jig the project that later became Sweet and Lovely?

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Those are great photos and the P-38 story is quite interesting. Do they fly it much? There is a clip of it making a low overhead pass on Youtube, but I'm not sure when it's from. What is the twin engine job on the ramp?


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They used to fly them all. until a local lawyer showed up and threatened them.......

as far as the plane on the ramp, then internet can be a great source of information, as can the museums website, I believe it will answer your question.

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Tupolev TU-2 - http://www.war-eagles-air-museum.com/exhibit.php?id=24

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"They used to fly them all. until a local lawyer showed up and threatened them......."


Thats a new one on me :? , perhaps Clifford could better splain :?:


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Matt Gunsch wrote:
They used to fly them all. until a local lawyer showed up and threatened them.......

as far as the plane on the ramp, then internet can be a great source of information, as can the museums website, I believe it will answer your question.


That's the best.....


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Ryan Keough wrote:
Tupolev TU-2 - http://www.war-eagles-air-museum.com/exhibit.php?id=24

Matt G. - There's no reason to be so snobby... we all wonder why we don't have more new contributors here, it's attitudes like that.


Thanks, man.


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