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Nicely maintained airpark. Very shiney...

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That AC-130 looks like Darth Vader!

It's nice to see the C-46 has Curtiss props.

Thanks for the pics,
Scott

An MC-130E is going to be added to the park soon but I don't know where they intend to put it. They are running out of space...

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Thanks for posting the photos. Good museum. Nice selection of the history of Hurlburt. Tough area to maintain aircraft - corrosion. I have seen other photos when some of the aircraft were flat paint. It could have been original paint from their flying days. I don't know. I like the flat finish. In most cases that's how they were when they were in service. Thanks again.

Larry

What no Caribou?

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Awesome pictures. If only the planes could talk I'm sure we would be in for several good stories. Do you have any shots of the Bronco, 0-1 and 0-2?

Dave in NJ

Its funny how the birds have preferred to poop on particular blades
Nice pictures

Now that there is funny!

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Thanks for the pics. Good to see that they are taking care of those birds. My last visit there was in 2004.

Looks like the A-1E SEA scheme was changed to a gray paint job and the B-26K has been repainted - too bad it lost the "TA" tail code.

Are the T-28, A-37, and Huey still there?

-Derek

Some other stuff across the street. A storm was moving in. I'll get some pictures soon...

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A very well cared for air park. Thanks for the shots. Does anyone know the conditions of the insides? More specifically Im wondering what the internal condition are for the:

B-25J
B-26K
C-46
AC-47
Skyradier

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The B-26K 64-17666 is not in very good shape inside to say the least. She is a composite airframe. Their is a member of this board who has more information on her and may know more about all the machines in the park.

509 (AC-130A) is in fairly complete shape and healthy shape as for the others I can not say. They seem to get fresh paint every six months, but I have never seen any of the others open and I drive by them twice a day 6-8 month a years.

I have always liked the K model of the A/B-26. Nice to know that the former Lynch air tanker N4988N will fly again soon. I have waited for that for a number of years.

I note that the Hurlburt B-26K is in the camo colors at present. In the warbirdregistry there are two photos of 666, one in beat up camo and one in the early style emerald green and grey scheme.





I saw the a/c in 1993, at which stage it wore the camo colors. When did it wear the other scheme?

T J

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Reason for No Caribou is that none were every assigned to any Air Commando or Special Operations Squadrons.

That's a shame. It's a cool airplane...

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