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 Post subject: Look in a Cockpit
PostPosted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 11:37 am 
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http://www.codeonemagazine.com/test/arc ... kpits.html

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Yeah, saw that last week on Twitter; dunno why I didn't think to post it here.


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Ha! The Desert Hawk made me laugh out loud!

is it me or does the Connie pit looks way too simple...( the FE does all the work)

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gotta love the B-58. sigh.....


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wendovertom wrote:
gotta love the B-58. sigh.....

What the heck happened to the windows on that plane?


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skydaddy61 wrote:
wendovertom wrote:
gotta love the B-58. sigh.....

What the heck happened to the windows on that plane?


Sitting around outside does evil things to windows and canopy.

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My guess is the windows on the B-58 are delaminating...... Really a shame too......

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That is the NMUSAF's B-58. From the outside is not noticable, but on the inside, very much so. It is going to be repaired when it gets it's turn in the line. The rest of the aircraft looks great. That is the old mentality of as long as the outside looks good vs. the new one that the General has started of it has to be right inside and out.

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