Guess the Museum

[Tom H]

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.

Hate to continue to drift a thread but......

The tank in the pic is a Matilda IIRC, Churchill is post war and the top of the tracks are enclosed as well as a much bigger gun.

Tom

[BK]

Here come a few from me:

I held off answering these because they are hometown birds or in the case above I had been told the answer. The mural is at Millville Air Museum. I thought Mr. Thunderbolt, Zack would have got this one.

These two are in the same place (or were last summer)

Kinda obvious with the name painted on the DC-3. Remote Area Medical hangar, Island Home Airport, Knoxville, TN.

This is a tough one but maybe the engine cover on the -135 in the background might offer a clue...

VFW Post next to McGhee-Tyson Airport, Alcoa, TN (Knoxville)

[Warhawk]

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.

Hate to continue to drift a thread but......

The tank in the pic is a Matilda IIRC, Churchill is post war and the top of the tracks are enclosed as well as a much bigger gun.

Tom

Sorry Tom but that is a Churchill and it is not post war. You may be thinking of the Chieftan.

[Jiggersfromsphilly]

Tom, you have them backwards. The Matilda was a frontline tank in the desert campaign in North Africa.

[jdvoss]

DaveM2: You got it !!!!

[Clifford Bossie]

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

Tommy

Wizzmer!

A German F-4F painted to look like an F-4E on display at the White Sands Missile Range Museum.

[gregv]

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.

Hate to continue to drift a thread but......

The tank in the pic is a Matilda IIRC, Churchill is post war and the top of the tracks are enclosed as well as a much bigger gun.

Tom

Sorry Tom but that is a Churchill and it is not post war. You may be thinking of the Chieftan.

if this helps:




bunch more, all from the same place, should be a no-brainer but I thought they might be interesting:







love the contrast between the mat & glossy finishes:


any idea what these wings belong to?


spinner buck for the HK-1 according to the placard:


definitely another man's treasure; what's the remnant of blue wing from I wonder?:








what's the twin pointy-tailed thing in the middle??:


greg v.

[raconnel]

How about this one?



Richard

[Tom H]

Sorry Tom but that is a Churchill and it is not post war. You may be thinking of the Chieftan.

Well I apologize and stand corrected

But I am going to smack my buddy at the Lord Strathcona Horse Historic Vehicle Troop when I see him.....cause that ain't nuttin like the one he tells me is a Churchill!''

And I'm stickin to flippin aircraft!

Tom

[Warhawk]

Sorry Tom but that is a Churchill and it is not post war. You may be thinking of the Chieftan.

Well I apologize and stand corrected

But I am going to smack my buddy at the Lord Strathcona Horse Historic Vehicle Troop when I see him.....cause that ain't nuttin like the one he tells me is a Churchill!''

And I'm stickin to flippin aircraft!

Tom

No need for apologies and give your buddy a few smacks for us too

[Pat Carry]

How about this one?



Richard

NASM/Udvar Hazy Center in Virginia?

[Pat Carry]

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

Pioneer Flight Museum in Kingsbury,Tx

[raconnel]

Not Udvar-Hazy, but somewhere in the Southeast.

Richard

[Jeff H]

Cheers,

Jeff

[Pat Carry]

Not Udvar-Hazy, but somewhere in the Southeast.

Richard

I will take another shot at it, the National Museum of Naval Aviation?