Warbird Information Exchange

Looks like the RB-34 Ventura that was on display in Pueblo, CO has been moved to Dayton. I saw the fuselage sitting on the ramp outside the NMUSAF Restoration Hangars this weekend (no pics..photography outside the hangars is verboten.) I asked the tour guide about it, and she said "we're not supposed to talk about it."

SN

Steve,

Where you at the Museum on Friday AM ? I talked to someone from MI in the Korea Gallery in the morning.

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Jerry
S/Sgt. - USAF Radio Operator '52-'56
C-119 "Flying Boxcar" - Korea & Japan

Volunteer: National Museum of the US Air Force (2007-2016)
LTM 381st Bomb Group Memorial Association

Don't you just love that 'nothing to see here, keep moving' mentality? If I know anything about the airframe in question, I'll rattle off a burst of 'and didyaknow' just to watch the 'tour guide' field odd looks from others that all seem to say to them 'so how come he knows all this and you aren't even answering basic questions'?

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Don't make me go get my flying monkeys-

Sure it wasn't half of a F-82 twin mustang???

That would make for three of them there...

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Rauhbatz
Commemorative Air Force
CAF Ohio Wing/Airbase Georgia Member
PT-19/26, T-34 CAF Pilot


Favorite quote from Wind, Sand & Stars - A. St. Exupuery "friends are like trees...when they are gone we miss their shade"

I mentioned to the guide that I knew it came from Pueblo, and she made a point of ignoring my comment, so I didn't say anything more.

I didn't get through the Korean War gallery until late afternoon..we spent the AM in WWII before going on the tour.

SN