A-26 Million Aeress 41-39359

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tom roberts
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A-26 Million Aeress 41-39359

Sun Jun 02, 2024 6:14 pm

Stopped in Syracuse NY today on way to Normandy
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Re: A-26 Million Aeress 41-39359

Wed Jun 05, 2024 3:59 am

Is that the ex Bob Pond N26BP? Stopped in at Wick in Scotland on Monday afternoon then flew down over the North Sea to Antwerp. Shame, I'm sure plenty of UK people might have liked a glimpse - might have surprised a few Oilies though!
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Re: A-26 Million Aeress 41-39359

Wed Jun 05, 2024 4:27 am

ImageA-26C Invader 43-9359/N26BP by Paul Stroud, on Flickr

Seen here at OSH in 98
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Re: A-26 Million Aeress 41-39359

Fri Jun 07, 2024 7:12 pm

Paul Stroud wrote:ImageA-26C Invader 43-9359/N26BP by Paul Stroud, on Flickr

Seen here at OSH in 98


That was a great Oshkosh...note the Shackleton in the background.
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