Warbird Information Exchange

It would appear that Geoff Goodall, compiler of the Warbirds Directory, has created a 5th Edition of his work, based on his website which I have come across. The website is at;

http://www.warbirdsdirectory.goodall.com.au


FITD

I just ordered by copy. I consider this one a must-have.

Mike

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Do you want to find or contribute to the documented history of an aircraft? If so then start with the Airframes Database.

Got mine

Steve

while the CD is good, I prefer the book, I made notes in my copies.

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Well, this is certainly very welcome. The last edition was only available for about 20 minutes, if at all, and quickly became impossible to find.

August

Interesting, lists F-84 as an aircraft in it.

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Yes, I will miss the book also. Some hints that might help. Once you get the CD:
1. Dowload all the PDF Files from CD
2. Print each (takes a few reams of paper)
3. Join YAHOO Aviation Group (NAMAR) as NS. Howard puts out a weekly e mail of N numer changed to warbird types.
4. Post changes to your printed copy weekly. (Try not to get behind cause it is a real bitch if you do)
5. Enjoy.

PS: I have virgin copies of all four editions as I ordered two of each when released. My work copies are not even fit for the junkpile as they are worn out. However with the printed PDF's in notebooks I have been able to keep up with the data. Sent my money off today.