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The 2009 theme will be Vietnam

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That's great news Michael, maybe we'll have a couple Skyraiders yet at TOM.

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:D Now this is gunna be interesting. But what about the reenactment battle? Will that be Vietnam Era?

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Very nice. I look forward to hearing all the plans as they become available. As we all know TOM always has lots of surprises.

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I was thinking of saving up for going to TOM next year. But cant say I enjoy much about Vietnam aircraft as I do WWII. :? What kinda aircraft could we see?

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Cool! Should be a nice mix of jets and props. I'm hoping for an A-26 or two personally.

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F-4!!!! 8)

Perhaps the MiG-21 can fly in the show? 8)


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The 2009 theme will be Vietnam


Sounds Excellent.

Possible warbirds that come to mind are: A-1 Skyraider, OV-1 Mohawk, A-4 Skyhawk, F-4 Phantom II, F-100 Super Sabre, C-7 Caribou, C-47/AC-47, C-123K, C-130E, O-1, O-2, T-28, A-26, UH-1 Huey, UH-34D Seahorse, H-21 Shawnee (VERY unlikely - in California), MiG-17, MiG-21, HU-16, A-37.

Those are just some off the top of my head - there are probably other types also. Several Vietnam-era types and the usual great cross section of warbirds (props and jets) from other eras should make for a fantastic TOM next August.

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Spoke with Michael Luther yesterday. We are working out the details to participate and I am really looking forward to it. TOM and their volunteers are some of the best in the business to work with.

I just flew the airplane for a couple of flights last week after a year long firewall forward restoration. Everythings great and I'm ready to roll.

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I'm. Planning to be there with 862


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how many skyraiders could possibly show up?

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Ed, the outer rocket on the starboard wing looks crooked. What's up with that?

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Ed, the outer rocket on the starboard wing looks crooked. What's up with that?
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different production batch, and incorrect serial number


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Ha! I meant to put ED, not Ed.

Though they both like flying.

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Sounds Excellent.

Possible warbirds that come to mind are: A-1 Skyraider, OV-1 Mohawk, A-4 Skyhawk, F-4 Phantom II, F-100 Super Sabre, C-7 Caribou, C-47/AC-47, C-123K, C-130E, O-1, O-2, T-28, A-26, UH-1 Huey, UH-34D Seahorse, H-21 Shawnee (VERY unlikely - in California), MiG-17, MiG-21, HU-16, A-37.

Those are just some off the top of my head - there are probably other types also. Several Vietnam-era types and the usual great cross section of warbirds (props and jets) from other eras should make for a fantastic TOM next August.

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Don't forget the B-52, that would be neat to see fly at TOM.


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