Warbird Information Exchange

A Raptor west of the twin cities for the air show at St cloud this weekend with the Blue's and a lot of other great A/C. If you in the Twin City area stop by the show. Pappy

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PAPPY ch-46 phrog,endangerd species 40 years and still flying

Wings Over Waukesha starts tomorrow. Aluminum Over cast came in followed by two ship of T-33's and a Harvard. Pretty cool half hour at lunch time.

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"There are old pilots and bold pilots but few old, bold pilots."

Saw a Baker25 flying NW over the house at about 3,000 with gear down. Sounded good....

saw a p3 orion today fairly low

AmericanSoldier15U:
I work for World Airways, in the office, and it is rare I get to see one of our MD-11 in action, thank you for posting the pic of N273WA and be safe over there.

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Philip Beegle
Dixie Wing CAF

I saw WIXer "AKFlier" taking off from KFTW in a very nice Cessna 140 on its first flight after having its annual completed.

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Dean Hemphill, K5DH
Port Charlotte, Florida

I caught this one a while back landing at DFW....

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Zane Adams
There I was at 20,000 ft, upside down and out of ammunition.
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3 Tora Zekes heading southwest a while ago.

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Got buzzed by a C-130 yesterday afternoon and probably the same one came over the town again this afternoon. It was in shadow as it passed over the back yard so I couldn’t make out any markings. I live in an area that is apparently under the track of a C-130 unit that does night qualifications, and two or three times a year, we get buzzed at about 1000AGL by flights of 3-5 of them. The house sits in an ancient glacial valley with a state highway running through it, which I guess is an easy navigational aid (the old “concrete compass”). The odd part is I’m unaware of any C-130 units in the region. Beats me where they’re coming from.
I’ve also seen Herc tankers in the past orbiting overhead, once refueling a SOAR unit going by. I took this photo from my front doorstep:

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Aluminum Overcast just flew past my window at work. She will be at Purdue University's airport for the next couple of days. Don't get to see too many warbirds so I get very excited when she visits!

Had a formation of 4 T-6's, an T-38, and a blimp

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Chris Henry
EAA Aviation Museum Manager

Must have been a veeeeery loose formation!