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Yankee Lady came by for my personal fly-over :D . Bringing smiles and tears to a full load (hopefully!) of paying customers.


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Yesterday; T-33, TA-4, WB-57

Today; T-33, TA-4, F-4, & UH-1E ! Pics to follow.

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You mean these birdies.

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Saw a UH-60 Black Hawk, traveling backwards on Interstate 84 in Danbury!
It was tailess, on a flat bed, and headed for the plant in Stratford!
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Hey Rick, looks like you need to adjust the carburetor on the #2 engine on the F-4.......it might be running a little rich there. :lol:

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The number 1 is a J79-15E semi smokeless. The number 2 is our replacement engine, it is a J79-15A, the original version for the F4.

They looked and sounded great ! What you don't see in Robert's picture is the T-33 just off of the Skyhawk's wing and the helo that had a camera man shooting the pass from the other side.

IT WAS A GREAT DAY ! :drink3: We've never had all 4 Houston aircraft up at once.

The F-4 is now at Thunder.

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Looks like a great day!

Congrats!

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Sorry no pics, but we have Dave Forrest's nice L-19E, s/n: 24517 sitting on our ramp here at PDK. :)
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There was a Wildcat flying around Kalamazoo late this morning. Went by the airport but it never landed. Probably Mike Gillian's since that's the only Wildcat that's ever in the area. Maybe headed toward either Thunder or the Jackson show this weekend.

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4 F-16's .... flew right over the house 4 times so far ...... Live near the Dayton Int'l Airport and the Thunderbirds are out practicing for the weekend Dayton Air Show.

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Got a semi private formation show from the FHC's P-47 and the Mk 9 Spit this afternoon. Don't know whats up unless they were breaking in a new pilot for tomorrows Fly Day, but I know one of 'em had to be Bud Granley by the extra tight and unwavering wing in wing formation work, nice warm, sunny day and the Jug flashed in the sun every time they banked!

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Don't know whats up unless they were breaking in a new pilot for tomorrows Fly Day


Could be !:D :D :D

Think his initials are BA... oops, guess that's his call sign :oops: :wink:

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The B-2 Stealth Bomber just flew over the house .... It did a fly over at the Dayton Air Show .... Scheduled tomorrow as well ... think I'll get the camera and long photo lens available ....

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7 Embraer T-27's ... the Brazilian Air Force Smoke Team ... getting into formation to head out to the Show ... all while enjoying a cup of coffee on my deck.

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Hal B,

Why on earth should BA need remedial formation training? He seems to do just fine flying around F-15's and F-16's in VALHALLA. :supz: I would imagine that after steering that AD-4 around for years, the Jug would seem like a small pickup truck, and the Spit would be like a Kawasaki NINJA- :wink:

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