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 Post subject: A-36 Bonanzas
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I mean Apache :shock: :wink:
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You had me all excited! Oh well they are still great pics. thanks for sharing.


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Are you saying a Bonanza is more exciting than a Apache :shock: :?:

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Dad-gum!, what on earth happened to the second one!? Wrecked it on takeoff, landing, or just had a bomb explode underneath? WOW.
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Dad-gum!, what on earth happened to the second one!? Wrecked it on takeoff, landing, or just had a bomb explode underneath? WOW.
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Nope, used Exxon gas :wink:

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Jack? Could you send me a PM?

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What should I say in it?? :wink:

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Geez,

I almost blew by this thread because of the word "Bonanza".

I'm just finishing up a massive repair job on an A36, it's 2nd crash landing and lots of monkey maintenance in between. :shock: :shock:

I'd rather not see another Bonanza for 6 months. :(

And I pray daily, that I will never work on another Apache (Piper) in my lifetime. :)


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Has that Apache been scalped in the second picture?


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Dang,

I thought I was going to see some pictures of the Model 1079 "Pave Eagle" (a highly modified A36 used for electronic surveillance missions)that Beechcraft produced.

The Apache pictures were great though!


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Dad-gum!, what on earth happened to the second one!? Wrecked it on takeoff, landing, or just had a bomb explode underneath? WOW.
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Well, judging from the sticks poking out from the cowling....


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Jack......do you know if any of the A-36's in your photos are with the 27th FBG?? I ran into two pilots (Capt. Charles Dills and Col. Ken Chilstrom) who said they were with the 27th FBG. I believe I remember Col. Chilstrom saying he flew eighty missions in an A-36.


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