Guess the Museum

[Robbie Stuart]

Harlingen Texas, old home of the CAF?

Cheers,

Jeff

OK, I got a few, & Zane better know where this was











Long Ago & Far Away

You Got It.

[gregv]

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gregv

[Jeff H]

The RCAF marked 104 is in Ottawa at the National Aviation Museum.

Cheers,

Jeff

[51fixer]

Bottom P-38 boom looks like Tillamook OR.

[Tom H]

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gregv

The Seafire...I believe is the one at the Naval Museum in Calgary Alberta, now part of the Museum Military in Calgary.

The 104 iis the Lockheed built #1 to Canadian spec and I believe was the template for Canadair production versions.

Tom

[Pogo]

The air museum I spend most of my volunteer hours in these days.

[jdvoss]

I visited this air museum in 1992 and I must admit it's a tough one ...

[DaveG]

I got yelled at for taking this picture.

Yelled at! You've got to be kidding me. What do they think they have there, the latest in stealth technology? Anyways, its at the Natl D Day Memorial in Bedford,Va

The snow on the ground meant that we (my guide and I on the golf cart) were pretty restricted as to where we could go. We stopped near the plane and I zipped over to get a few pics and another guide nearby wasn't very happy with me. That place is really something though; I'd love to go and spend more time in Bedford, VA.

[maradamx3]

I'll play....

Tommy

Valiant Air Command Museum. Titusville, FL

Someone already beat you to it, but yes, you are correct!

[maradamx3]

Here's one more.............

Tommy

[Pat Carry]

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gregv

The Seafire...I believe is the one at the Naval Museum in Calgary Alberta, now part of the Museum Military in Calgary.

The 104 iis the Lockheed built #1 to Canadian spec and I believe was the template for Canadair production versions.

Tom

Is the tank in Calgary as well? I sure like the way they have it displayed.

[gregv]

gregv

The Seafire...I believe is the one at the Naval Museum in Calgary Alberta, now part of the Museum Military in Calgary.

The 104 iis the Lockheed built #1 to Canadian spec and I believe was the template for Canadair production versions.

Tom

Is the tank in Calgary as well? I sure like the way they have it displayed.

Yup, Museum of the regiments in Calgary; really interesting place, we arrived just before closing and had to literally run through it. I;d like to get back some time and go through at my own place. A few more of the very cool 1:1 Sherman diorama:








And not everyday you see a Churchill up close & personal; still ugly though....



sorry for the thread drift, I do realize this isn't an AFV forum...

Great info on the CF-104, had no idea it wasn't a Canadair build. Very nicely presented all polished up.

greg v.

[gregv]

I visited this air museum in 1992 and I must admit it's a tough one ...

Australian National Aviation Museum at Moorabbin?

[jdvoss]

gregv:

No it's not Morrabbin ...but you are close!

JohnV

[DaveM2]

RAAF Museum, Point Cook?