Warbird Information Exchange

Yep, it is. Check it out at http://www.aerovintage.com/b17news.htm

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Scott Thompson
Aero Vintage Books
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Thanks Scott. I'm off to read it now.

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Cool! Chuckie news! We were always told they flew bananas but that may have been a generalization based on the fact they were flying form the Caribbean.

It's always cool to see another pic of my favorite airplane!
Thanks!

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Zane Adams
There I was at 20,000 ft, upside down and out of ammunition.
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Good stuff as usual Scott! It will be interesting to see just where S.G. ends up. BTW, did you get me email of about 2 weeks ago regarding the latest B-25 news you posted?

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Great edition as usual! I especially get a kick out of the info on 44-8543.

Scott

A bit late perhaps, but I really enjoyed the bit about the '17 with Invasion Stripes.

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More great Chuckie historic details that I can share with our guests when I'm giving tours! I've known for a long time that our beloved spent time hauling produce between FL and the Bahamas, but it's nice to finally know the true details. The story I've been telling our guests was wrong, but that's because I was told wrong. I'll give 'em the real scoop from now on.

Dean the B-17 Tour Guide