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I flew over yesterday.

I hope to see them inperson (on the ground)someday.

Who needs google earth We can just send you out to do some recon

Nice pics, thanks for sharing. All I can correctly I.D. is a Skyraider, B-25, and some of the B-36.

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The B-25 looks to be fairly complete, hopefully one day it could be sold and restored as a flyer. According to Mike Henniger's Soplata collection list:

North American B-25 J Mitchell 44-31121 USAAF 108-37196 Soplata, Walter "BD-708", "708" B-25J (1944) USAF livery with code "BD-708" applied to the airframe. This code maybe be incorrect, or incorrectly noted here, but it is confirmed with photo evidence there is a "708" marked on the nose. Once noted as sold to Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1992, but was not sold and was stall at Walts as of 2002.

If you look closely, the nose of the B-25 and Skyraider are pointing directly at the FG-1D with it's wings folded, probably 15-20 feet away.
Jerry

What looks like a Skyraider really isn't though, right?

Where is this located??

John

Newbury, Ohio

It is one of the prototype Skyraiders.
http://www.warbirdregistry.org/a1registry/a1-09103.html

Nevermind all the big parts, What are all the piles of other stuff!

If I put 1 car in the yard my neighbors would have a....

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What is that under the B-25's tail ??

Steve

OH--thanks (in advance)

F7U Cutlass?

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