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In a first for the Registry, two aircraft appear with each other in an in service picture! This image shows Firefly WD833 and WD840 together over Sydney, Australia.


Warbird Registry: Firefly WD833
Warbird Registry: Firefly WD840

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Uhhmmm....both of those links go to the same page.

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Here you go:
Warbird Registry: Firefly WD840

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All right, Mister Dorfmann, start pullin'!
Pilot: "Flap switch works hard in down position."
Mechanic: "Flap switch checked OK. Pilot needs more P.T." - Flight report, TB-17G 42-102875 (Hobbs AAF)

Doh! Copy and paste is not your friend... fixed now

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Scott, is the B-17 registry update still in the works??

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Pat, no one can say you're not persistent . As a matter of fact the code update for the B-17 section is complete (spent most of my holiday time off working on it) and it is live. I will be updating entries this weekend which will go much faster now that the new code is in place.

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Sounds good Scott. Hate to be a pest.

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Cool! I remember the first flyable Firefly in North America several years ago. The CWH operated it until it was lost doing low level aerobatics. Very graceful and cool. Would be nice to see a few more restored to airworthiness.

Does anybody have an update on Eddie Kurdzeil's Firefly after it's incident in Chino (If I recall correctly)?

Just wondering since it was such a nice restoration at the time.

Chris