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PostPosted: Mon Dec 30, 2013 12:23 pm 
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Watching the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl. The pre-game flyover was performed by four T-6's. Anyone know which aircraft were involved?

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They should have had Bells fly over...A 47/H-13, 204-214/UH-1, 206/OH-58, and a civil Corba if any are in the neighborhood.

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There was a warbird Huey there as well. N10432

Here's the T-6 pic from their FB page...

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We have had a flight of five fly over at our OU games here in Oklahoma. I know the owner of N465SH in ZAF colors.


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Thanks Zane and Taylor.

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