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PostPosted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 5:13 pm 
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The Scout Troop and I were in Galveston over the weekend...while most of the boys and adults wanted to visit Moody Gardens (fine place) I elected to go to the LSFM and persuaded 2 other adults and 3 boys to go with me!

A few highlights...

My first ever Hurricane sighting...I can't believe I have not seen one of these beautiful machines before.

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Some of the others...


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And the PB4Y-2 tail turret.

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A great Museum!

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Glad you made it down Zane! :D

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And a well lit museum too. :)


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When is the PB4Y-2 suppose to be done?

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Thankyou for the visit Zane and for the pics you have posted..very nice...
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Niiice !

Thanks for sharing.

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Great stuff, Zane! I gotta get down there myself some time.

Wow... it must be nice to work in a clean hangar with plenty of light. . . :roll: :wink:

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Great stuff, Zane! I gotta get down there myself some time.

Wow... it must be nice to work in a clean hangar with plenty of light. . . :roll: :wink:

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Not to mention going right down the street and relaxing out on the beach! 8)

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Was the A-20 still down there, or has it left for Aussie land yet? What is the latest on that, timeline-wise?


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The A-20 is gone from Lone Star but at last check has not left Galveston. The last time I saw it it was being prepped for a ferry flight in a hanger across the apron from the flight museum. The engines were off.


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Any more pics?

What did the Dads and kids who went with you think of it all?


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