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It would be great to see this aircraft traded for a P-47 that is currently in a static National collection. I'd love to see it preserved. That would be a win win for everyone if you ask me.


I see great minds think alike Ha Ha

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So A2C, does your fascination go beyond the vicereal and the immediate, or are you in it strictly for the smoke? :wink:

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So A2C, does your fascination go beyond the vicereal and the immediate, or are you in it strictly for the smoke?


Do you mean for the smoke and mirrors? :lol:

No, I'm just trying to get everybody to think about it, and see it from another angle. :wink:


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Or and I am getting my flame suit ready, swap the NMUSAF or NASM and leave the real combat vet on static and fly the one without the record. Flame away. :idea:


Interesting idea. The NMUSAF bubbletop is a non-combat bird with a representative scheme?

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How about some Dottie Mae news?


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