Warbird Information Exchange

DONE!

Look under: "The rest of Flak Bait or Swoose"

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'Tight Lines!"

Wes

Thanks for the photos of the Memphis Belle and the Swoose. Lots of work to do but they are gunna look great when finished.

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Ain't no sunshine when she's gone!

Thank you Wes...thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Very well done!

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Earn my respect and never lose it.
Demand my respect and never gain it. -Me

...just another plane dreamer.

Excellent photo coverage!

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Sure, Charles Lindbergh flew the plane... but Tom Rutledge built the engine!

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MmHmmmmmmmmmm......Good Stuff!!

Shay
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Semper Fortis

Thanks for the replies Guys! It was a AWESOME weekend! Visited the large hangers with my "flying buddies" on the 23rd last month. This trip I took along the Colonel and the Major so I wouldn't have to ride the "tour bus" and we could stay as long as we wanted. Restoration Hanger tours are only offered on Fridays and Friday night was their "Open Cockpit Tour" where they roll up the ramps to 16 planes and open the canopies for "look'n & pic tak'n. Happens only once a year. Don't know where to dump 400+ pics on here, so I searched for a few planes.
Belle led to the Swoose.
When we first entered the Resto Hanger, there sat Kennedy's Air Force One, freshly Imron painted. It was transferred to the Presidential Hanger EARLY the next morning and we were the first "on board". Tight fit with the Connie, "Sacred Cow" and other LARGE Presidential planes in there!! Made a DVD of the first visit, now working on the latest. Guess I'll search the board some more for matching links/topics.
Your sugggestions are most welcome!
Wes

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Wes

Great pics man. I have not seen Air Force One in it's new scheme yet.

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Chris Henry
EAA Aviation Museum Manager

Forgot this one.......

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'Tight Lines!"

Wes