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PostPosted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 3:22 pm 
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Here are some photos my dad took when we were stationed at Casper Air Base, Wyoming in 1959.

Montanna ANG Northrop F-89 Scorpions on the field at Casper, Wyoming.

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In the front row according to the tail numbers are Scorpions F-89H-1-NO SN 54-0280, and F-89H-5-NO SN 54-0393.

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In the front row according to the tail number is Scorpion F-89H-1-NO SN 54-0277.

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Very nice, it would be awesome to see one of those fly. Any F-89 projects out there ?

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Awesome photos. Thanks for sharing.

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I've always thought that the F-89 was one of the ugliest airplanes I've ever seen. Kind of the AMC Pacer of the vintage jet set. Nice photos, though.


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Hmm,I wonder if 53-2453 is in that batch?

Thanks for the pics!

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Hal B,

I will do a close check of the slides for #53-2453.

That is some nice work the team from Heritage Flight Museum is doing this week on the F-89J restoration project in Helena, MT.
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http://f89restoration.blogspot.com/

Looks like the scorpion is loaded and on the road today to Bellington, WA.


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cadet77 wrote:
Hal B,

I will do a close check of the slides for #53-2453.

That is some nice work the team from Heritage Flight Museum is doing this week on the F-89J restoration project in Helena, MT.
8)

http://f89restoration.blogspot.com/

Looks like the scorpion is loaded and on the road today to Bellington, WA.


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We arrived at KBLI last night with a U-haul load of small parts and the tip tanks on a trailer. The semi's hauling the wings and fuselage should get in today or tomorrow...

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