Warbird Information Exchange

What's the story on all the Randolph aircraft being at Alliance?

It wasn't a warbird but it was driven by a Pratt. I was passing through some open flat farmland and spotted a yellow Air Tractor working a field in my diretion of trave.. There was almost no traffic so I slowed way down and watched as his direction of spraying parallelled my direction. I got a good close look and lowered the window to listen the R-985.
Going down to Pt. Lavaca, Tx. tomorrow for a fly-in. LSFM will have a few birds there for rides.

blue skies,

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Or maybe a 1340.

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"I love the smell of 100LL in the morning."

I didn't see any of those. I did see Tallahassee Lassie (with an RV strange formation photo shoot? ) , Val Halla, Impatient virgin, and grumpy.

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262 you missed the storch about 2 o clock this afternoon and the three black hawks.

Norm

They come to town every once in a while on training flights and BBQ runs...So do the boys from Sheppard.

Ask Randy about the FBO girls at AFW?

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Zane Adams
There I was at 20,000 ft, upside down and out of ammunition.
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The Canadian Warplane Heritage Boeing Stearman, DeHavilland Tigermoth, and DeHavilland Chipmunk today, and the Westland Lysander ran up yesterday following it's annual inspection.

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Mike

Ah yes, There we were, left engine on fire, right engine feathered...ahh yes,...there we were, ..Screwed! No Kissing!

About 11:00 AM, I saw two USAF A-10 Warthogs on final to Addison Airport to attend the event at Cavanaugh Flight Museum this weekend. The second 'hog driver's call sign was "Swine 6-4" (heard it on the radio). Very appropriate!

Also landing at KADS a few minutes after the 'hogs was a sweeeeeeeet round-engined Cessna, either a 190 or 195.

About 2:30 PM, an AT-6 flew over my house. It looked like Cavanaugh's. I'm on their normal Flight Experience route.

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Dean Hemphill, K5DH
Port Charlotte, Florida

Thanks. Just kinda unusual to see that many aircraft at one non-military base at the same time.



Don't need to ask. Have personal experience on that one.

Five minutes ago a nice big white P-3 Orion with a flat round black radome under the forward fuselage just flew low over Yucca Valley heading east - was it at Chino?

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All right, Mister Dorfmann, start pullin'!
Pilot: "Flap switch works hard in down position."
Mechanic: "Flap switch checked OK. Pilot needs more P.T." - Flight report, TB-17G 42-102875 (Hobbs AAF)

Saw a P-51 heading east towards KVPZ.

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Saw a C-130 fuselage being trailered down the highway. It was complete from nose cone to tailcone.

Warbirdguy: "Saw a P-51 heading east towards KVPZ."

Twas' me........returning Excaliber pilot from LOT to VPZ from our EAA flyin breakfast:
3x Blackhawks, 2x Mustangs, 3x Texans, 2x Stearmans,a Corsair, an Avenger, a T-28, numerous homebuilts, antiques and spamcans. Record crowd & pancake production.
VL

3x Blackhawks, 2x Mustangs, 3x Texans, 2x Stearmans,a Corsair, an Avenger, a T-28, numerous homebuilts, antiques and spamcans. Record crowd & pancake production.
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What he said, plus not flying but on display in a nearby hanger an Erickson S-64.

One of the mid morning fly bys.