Warbird Information Exchange

That's definately an Otter. It's come a long way since I photographed it in Aug. '05 (10 months after Hurricane Ivan's visit.)

SN

Yep, that's the same Otter. It's come a long way hasn't it?
Do you have any of the R4D Que Serra Serra with storm
damage?

The tail always was the Otter`s weak point!

but a hurricane will exaggerate that.

The airplane is beautiful regardless, a stock Otter is a rare aircraft these days.

Thanks for the replies and addition photo's of the otter.

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1953 M38A1 jeep owner
& Student Pilot soloed 09/09/06
USAF 1984-1986

This was the only shot I was able to get of the R4D..the tram didn't go over to that side of the ramp

SN

Here are a few more.......


http://rides.webshots.com/photo/1205370 ... host=rides

Crying shame, you weren't too far from Ft Rucker (a great museum and the location for the famous B-17 belly landing in "12 O'clock High" and you overflew the remains of Dale Mabry AAF coming into TLH. I grew up there...
Speaking of "12 O'clock High," you drove right by the Archbury set heading to the museum at Eglin, it's Duke Field.

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