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Glacier Girl recovery lecture at FOF in Everett Feb 6

Wed Jan 21, 2009 4:14 pm

I'm planning on making it to this.

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Wed Jan 21, 2009 4:39 pm

Ouch! You had me there for a second when you said at FOF, which I mistook for Fantasy of Flight! Just a bit of drive time difference from one FOF to the other FOF! :shock:
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Wed Jan 21, 2009 4:58 pm

Holedigger wrote:Ouch! You had me there for a second when you said at FOF, which I mistook for Fantasy of Flight! Just a bit of drive time difference from one FOF to the other FOF! :shock:
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I wanted to spell it all out but the subject line got too long.

Come out anyway, we've got lots to see around here :)

Wed Jan 21, 2009 5:05 pm

I'd love to but...lets see, drive time, one hour to FOF east........47 hours to FOF west....Not happnin! Love to be there though! I expect a full report! :D

Thu Jan 22, 2009 3:05 am

GREAT!! I can see the FoF from my cubicle but that's a work day and I'm a second shift teaching kinda guy..enjoy for all of us Al-

Thu Jan 22, 2009 3:45 am

Hallo!

Does anybody know something about Operation Bolero III?
Will it happen this year? I found this promo video:

http://www.airshowbuzz.com/videos/view.php?v=1d17b2d4

I've never seen a P-38 fliying and I'm thinking about a Duxford-Trip.

Thu Jan 22, 2009 4:34 am

Whatever happened to the attempt to bring out more planes, i thought there was a german group that were going up there?........Martin

Thu Jan 22, 2009 7:18 am

kartman24 wrote:Whatever happened to the attempt to bring out more planes, i thought there was a german group that were going up there?........Martin


Here you are: http://www.lost-squadron.org/cms/index.php?lang=en

Thu Jan 22, 2009 11:10 am

it seems that the plans to recover the remaining planes have been a lot of talk and promises, but i have yet to see any concrete action as one might expect if this project were in fact moving forward. no doubt, the logistics involved will be huge and i sincerely hope that they are able to pull it off, but i cant help but feel that this is more of a dream than reality. if they could somehow get all of the remaining planes up and out and somehow display them in a diorama type of fashion i think that would be a huge draw for people that are interested in this kind of thing. (does kermit weeks lurk here?) glacier girl certainly did appear to be in amazing shape, considering where she was found. i skimmed through a book once at pof and it showed the entire recovery proccesss as well as some good shots of one of the B-17's. it appeared to be as flat as a pancake, but still very interesting to see none the less. does anyone out there have any links to pics of the planes under the ice? i really wish that i had bought the book, but my 50 bucks went to a donation to piccadilly lilly instead. oh well, i got a cool bumper sticker to show for it anyway., :lol:
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