Warbird Information Exchange

Wings over Waukesha airshow this weekend: 3 P-51's, 7 or 8 T-6/SNJ's, EAA's B-17, a TMB, T-28, T-34, CT-133, T-37, A-1 Skyraider, F-86, and a few others. It was a nice show again this year with a great warbird flyover segment.

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Always looking for P-51D parts.

P-51 "Obsession" and a Ryan PT-22 on Saturday!

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Matt

Saw the Collings Foundation flying around the Jersey Shore yesterday afternoon. Betty Jane and Witch Craft made some great low and slow passes along the beach in Asbury Park.

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Spitfire and Hurricane playing overhead yesterday afternoon.

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Paul Bellamy

401BG Association Historian & Honorary Life Member
401BG Historical Society (UK) Member
1st Air Division HQ Historical Society (UK) Founder Member
Director of Archives & Collections, Airfield Research Group Archive, Alconbury
RAF Alconbury Base Historian

Collings bombers 'nine o nine' and 'Dragon' over NY Harbor yesterday.

The Yankee Museum fleet provided me with a nice pass over the house...B-17, B-25, and C-47. Returning home from runway dedication in Erie, PA. Love that engine noise.

What a perfect day!!!!!

TBF Avenger just buzzed by my 35th Floor office.. at eye level.

Flying down the Hudson over Staten Island.

Beauty!!!

spitfire and hurricane of the bbmf overhead late mid afternoon followed by vulcan 558. all transiting back after airshow appearance at rhyl (north wales, uk)

A few photos from the past month of flyovers at Bristol Motor Speedway.



CH-53 Sea Stallion in cloudy conditions over BMS.



Wellmont One Air Transport - Bell 407 touches down. This shot was taken during race week.



Team AeroDynamix preform the flyover for the IRWIN Tools Night Race.



CH-47 Chinook in the fog over BMS.



Another CH-53 Sea Stallion passes over BMS.



KC-135 out of Knoxville, TN air refueling over Bristol.



Delta CRJ 100/200 on approach to Tri-Cities Airport (KTRI).



Interesting stripes on this twin engine plane. Just barely caught a shot of it. Anyone know what it is?



Just barely caught a shot of this helicopter as it flies away from BMS.

Last night I saw B-25 miss Mitchell flying around and today i saw a Grumman albatross out for a cruise

I was treated to a NAVY T-45C Goshawk fly-over my home this evening.
Ran out to Tri-Cities Airport in time to catch the pilots exiting the plane.







DRowe

Haven't seen it flying yet, but I just got back from lunch and noticed for the first time today, the "movie Memphis Belle" sitting on the main terminal ramp across the runway from the hangar where I'm currently working - at KBUY, Burlington-Alamance Co Regional Airport in central NC.

I didn't notice it first thing this morning, so I suppose that it just came in while I was at lunch, but there's absolutely no activity around it as I would expect if it had just arrived. Maybe it was here earlier and I just need to try some stronger coffee first thing in the morning - and it's a good thing that I'm not doing any "inspecting" today! (I'd hate to think what else I might have missed along the way!)

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“To invent the airplane is nothing. To build one is something. But to fly is everything!” - Otto Lilienthal

Natasha: "You got plan, darling?"
Boris: "I always got plan. They don't ever work, but I always got one!"

Remember, any dummy can be a dumb-ass...
In order to be a smart-ass, you first have to be "smart"
and to be a wise-ass, you actually have to be "wise"

NOW I've seen it flying today - the "movie Memphis Belle" that is.

It just took off on Runway 24 at KBUY, circled around, and headed off toward the northeast from here.

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“To invent the airplane is nothing. To build one is something. But to fly is everything!” - Otto Lilienthal

Natasha: "You got plan, darling?"
Boris: "I always got plan. They don't ever work, but I always got one!"

Remember, any dummy can be a dumb-ass...
In order to be a smart-ass, you first have to be "smart"
and to be a wise-ass, you actually have to be "wise"

First two Harvards from the Dutch Historical Flight in a holding pattern over Zeist in the Netherlands.
They were holding for rememberance ceremonies for operation Market Garden at former Soesterberg Airbase a couple of miles from here.
And then ten minutes later they returned on their way back to airbase Gilze-Rijen.
Almost 90 minutes after that an Apache helicopter from the Dutch Air Force in another holding pattern for more then 15 minutes going to the same ceremonies.

Eric

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Greetings,
Eric
Zeist, the Netherlands