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Re: Now I own a Warbird and a Love Bird

Thu Jan 20, 2011 3:28 pm

Obergrafeter wrote:Very nice Don, just put invasion stripes on it and it will be perfect.


And shark's teeth! :)

Re: Now I own a Warbird and a Love Bird

Thu Jan 20, 2011 8:38 pm

awesome plane, congrats!

Re: Now I own a Warbird and a Love Bird

Fri Jan 21, 2011 12:19 pm

Spanner, flying around with that canopy closed will make you soft. Next thing is folks will be wanting to have football games in domed stadiums!
A funny story about open canopies. Early in his career future Luftwaffe ace and Gen. Adolph Galland was stuck on assigment in a division that only had biplanes, not fighters.
He got a friend who was a doctor to write him a letter, that said he had a medical condition such that he should not fly in open cockpit airplanes, thus he got moved into 109s to the detriment of about a hundred allied pilots.
I guess the doc never considered cigars or bullets as bad for his health.

I don't know if you have ever read Len Morgan's paperback book on the P-51, all about his introduction to the Mustang and a WW II combat vet bomber pilot after the war when the Guard had Mustangs. He was a nice guy, a fine writer, and it's a great book. There is a section in the book about flying Fleets as his basic training in Canada.

Re: Now I own a Warbird named THE MOVIE MOOSEJAW BELLE

Mon Jan 24, 2011 2:49 pm

After way too much Cabernet :drinkers: and Guacamole I finally arrived at a name...

THE MOVIE MOOSEJAW BELLE
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