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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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Is the plan for CF to acquire an "enemy" to dogfight on the tour other than the Me262?


I figure their strategy is to only tour aircraft that they can offer flight training or rides in. As far as I know, there are no other "enemy" planes other than the 262 replica that have full second seat controls.

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Dang! Why couldn't that have happened yesterday when I was there??? :cry:

Great pics, Jim! Thanks for posting!

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Now for a nice coat of OD and gray to cover up all that shine!!!!

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OMG!!!! That is one sweet Mustang. I can't wait to see it in person. How long will it be out on tour? Besides Rob, who will be piloting that bird around?


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The TP-51C will probably be out for all of the major areas on the tour. It should be with the bombers now until at least mid-June. We will see how popular the training flights are, and try to plan some air show appearances in between. I have talked with the guys who do the planning for Thunder Over Michigan, and we will have the aircraft there offering the training flights.


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When you say "training flights" do mean actually flight with a CFI that count towards a checkout (or a full checkout for that matter) like "Crazy Horse" or is it a ride with the opportunity to fly a little bit?

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All of the pilots in the Mustang program are CFI's. All rides include a full hands on experience and a logbook entry.

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I hope to get over to Love Field Sunday to snap a few pics.

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All of the pilots in the Mustang program are CFI's. All rides include a full hands on experience and a logbook entry.

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Jim,

Are you next inline for the Mustang :wink:

I'll look for you on Monday...

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How's the visibility from the front cockpit?? Or the back??
The earlier versions, I understand, don't have has good
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And Dual Malcom Hoods so you can see out.
OK Rich, I'm waiting for the sketch of exactly how you would make that work! Would the front one slide forward? :shock:


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