Warbird Information Exchange

Well given that my favorite was built there, easy!
Glenn L. Martin Museum, Martin State, MD

Here is my stumper for y'all


Cheers,

Jeff

You bet, went through it last summer! All cars though, and a great collection on display even though it's not a huge place.

http://www.cusslermuseum.com/

greg v.

maradamx3,

The modified F-5 is at VAC in Titusville, FL.

Bill.

PBY Catalina (gear retracts, Canso doesn't) Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

Tom

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Alberta Aviation Museum
Edmonton Aviation Heritage Society

That PBY fuse went to CWH? Did not know that. What are the plans for it?

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Matt

This actually is a Canso (ex-RCAF 9285), formerly at Harold Carlaw's Memorial Military Museum. RCAF Catalinas were pure flying boats and the Canso was the amphibian. The gear wells are visible above/behind the dollies.

From what I've heard they plan to use the nose turret and fairing on their own C-FPQL and perhaps at some point down the road use the hull's structural frames to replace in 'PQL if they ever take the water bomber tanks out (they're still in there)

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Well done Bill!

Here's another:

Tommy

The 45th Infantry Museum in Oklahoma?

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Ain't no sunshine when she's gone!

and this one?

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S.

Another mystery museum...

USS Lexington

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Ain't no sunshine when she's gone!

F-14 at the Aerospace Museum of California www.aerospacemuseumofcalifornia.org/mus ... /f14d.html

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Ok I will try one.



Mark Fidler

i would like to thank the person's who posted the picture's of the museum and aircraft, too bad we in the WILLOW RUN AIRPORT, will never see this type of museum, WILLOW RUN AIRPORT is home of FORD BUILT B-24, i was told by a old member of a MUSEUM, that a B-24 was offer to the MUSEUM but was turn down,
i beleive it was DAVID TALLICHET offer this B-24 i may be worry !

this happen in the late 80's DAVID TALLICHET had played this flyable B-24 on the RAMP, in front of museums HANGER,it was turned down by the almight one, this happen before having the B-17, this person i will see again, will ask witch B-24 was offer, name of the B-24, he was a witness to this, at this time the MUSEUM was looking for a B-24 BUILT AT THE FORD PLANT, put i have heard the some stories many times from the older members who was founder's, all the MUSEUM has now is a parts of a B-24 & PVY-4, which was cut up with a chair saw, from out WEST,