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Thu Jan 15, 2009 5:35 pm

From personal experence

Bill Ross was a class act


Steve

Thu Jan 15, 2009 9:55 pm

PeterA wrote:Bill in his P-38 a couple of years later at Windsor, Ontario.

PeterA

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Who's P-38 in the background? Can't make out the #'s .. Very nice photo. Would have loved to see those two P-38's flying together. I always thought Bill's P-38 was very nice looking ... Used to see it at Oshkosh.

Fri Jan 16, 2009 12:12 am

A few more P-38 photos and a P-40 that was rebuilt by Bill.
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Fri Jan 16, 2009 3:50 am

Hellcat wrote:
PeterA wrote:Bill in his P-38 a couple of years later at Windsor, Ontario.

PeterA

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Who's P-38 in the background? Can't make out the #'s .. Very nice photo. Would have loved to see those two P-38's flying together. I always thought Bill's P-38 was very nice looking ... Used to see it at Oshkosh.

"Connie" Edwards N3800L. You can still see that one at Oshkosh, it's on permanent static display there...

T J

Fri Jan 16, 2009 5:01 am

Hellcat wrote:
PeterA wrote:Bill in his P-38 a couple of years later at Windsor, Ontario.

PeterA

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Who's P-38 in the background? Can't make out the #'s .. Very nice photo. Would have loved to see those two P-38's flying together. I always thought Bill's P-38 was very nice looking ... Used to see it at Oshkosh.


Hellcat,

On the far side of the runway, that is the P-38 of the 'Edwards Brothers' being flown by the late Bill Edwards.

Out of frame, and the third P-38 in this 30 plus mass take off, John Bolton's two place.

Ah! The two place. :)

PeterA

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Fri Jan 16, 2009 5:30 am

Bill in his P-38 a couple of years later at Windsor, Ontario.


Do you know what year that was? I think I was there! I remember the bronze-colored Bearcat, and I used to have an old "instamatic" snapshot of three P-38s in formation. I believe it was 1972, and I had just turned eight..my first ever trip to Canada.

SN

Fri Jan 16, 2009 5:40 am

Steve Nelson wrote:
Bill in his P-38 a couple of years later at Windsor, Ontario.


Do you know what year that was? I think I was there! I remember the bronze-colored Bearcat, and I used to have an old "instamatic" snapshot of three P-38s in formation. I believe it was 1972, and I had just turned eight..my first ever trip to Canada.

SN


Actually 1974.

'Airwar74', billed at the time as the biggest gathering of Warbirds.

PeterA
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