The June 2010 Desktop Calendars are now available from the Warbird Depot website (
http://www.warbirddepot.com/desktop_calendars.asp ), this month includes:
1. The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s rare Westland Lysander IIIA, being flown by Rick Rickards, during a Classic Wings magazine photo shoot over Hamilton, Ontario. The Lizzie made its first post restoration flight on June 9, 2009.
2. The Collings Foundation's B-24J Liberator, being flown by Jim Goolsby and Fred Lewis in formation with their TP-51C "Betty Jane" being flown by Stu Eberhardt, over Oakdale CA., during the B-24 Crew Fantasy Camp hosted by the Stockton Aviation Museum.
3. Mike Potter flying the Vintage Wings of Canada's N.A. Mustang Mk.IV, painted in the markings of the Royal Canadian Air Force’s 442 Squadron, over Geneseo, New York.
4. Gene DeMarco is captured on the way home from the 2007 Classic Fighters airshow displaying New Zealand's only airworthy Corsair in landing configuration. The aircraft is based in Masterton with The Old Stick and Rudder Company (OSRC). This aircraft is the only surviving airworthy example of 424 Corsairs operated by the Royal New Zealand Air Force.
5. Phill Fogg leads in his Aero Vodochody L-39 Albatross (backseater John Stewart) over San Francisco Bay with Mark Peterson on his wing in a Dornier GMBH Alpha Jet (backseater Gayle Sewell) during 2009 Jet Blast, which was held at Yolo County Airport, CA.
6. Steve Hinton taking off in the Freidkin Family’s Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat, recently painted in the markings of Lt. Cmdr. Edward "Butch" O’Hare, at the 2010 Planes of Fame Airshow in Chino, CA.
7. Kenny Bowen flying his modified AEIO-540 powered Christen Eagle over Eagles Nest airport in Ione, CA. It has a 4-inch taller Grove landing gear, Delmar Benjamin cowl and S2C style wings and ailerons.
8. Graham Bethell flies his P51D Mustang alongside Scott McKenzie flying the Royal New Zealand Historic Flight’s Harvard overhead Wigram for during the last airshow to be held there (2009). Wigram is known as the home of military aviation in New Zealand, and unfortunately like many other historic bases around the world, it is now not used for aviation activity and makes way for a housing development. Scott was also leader of the RNZAF Red Checkers aerobatic display team in the same year.
9. Glenn Foy flies his Yak-52TW in a tight formation over the Roush Reservoir in Huntington, Indiana during a formation clinic held between NATA and Red Star on August 29, 2009.
10. The American Wings Air Museum’s Grumman OV/RV-1 Mohawk taking off during AirVenture 2009.
11. An Air Canada B-777-300 taking off on runway 26L at Vancouver International Airport.
12. John Fuller flying a de Havilland DHC-2 turbo-Beaver near Lakeport during the spot landing contest at the 2009 Seaplane Splash-In at Clear Lake, CA.
All Desktop Calendars and Wallpapers are now available in 1920x1200, 1920x1080, 1600x1200 and 1280x1024. These are the main screen resolutions. We have provided a Screen Resolution Compatibility list on the webpage that shows what other formats apply to each of these resolutions so you can apply the correct resolution for your computer screen. A link to the webpage that outlines the instructions for loading any of the desktop calendar or wallpaper selections is located at the bottom of the page.
If you would like Desktop Wallpapers (images without the calendars), click on the "HERE" link just above the thumbnails at the top of the Desktop Calendar webpage.
We hope you enjoy this months selections.
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