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Is it a Bamboo Bomber?

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Nope not made of wood. Man, I thought I would have given it away with that last picture.

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Curtiss AT-9 Jeep?


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Curtiss AT-9 Jeep?


You are correct, my friend.

It is the Curtiss AT-9 Fledgling or jeep if your prefer. A beautiful aircraft in my opinion.

Anyone know if any are flying today?

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Ok howa bout this one?

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Fisher XP-75 Eagle?


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I think Saabmiester is right, that would be my choice!
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Yep XP-75

I thought it might have been too easy.

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I'll dig through my pictures to find some more

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Alright folks, .....what is it?

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Either a highly modified Colonial Viper or the boomer's position on the KC-97 at the NMUSAF...


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Peter-Four-Oh wrote:
Either a highly modified Colonial Viper or the boomer's position on the KC-97 at the NMUSAF...


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You're absolutely right...Colonial Viper :lol:

I thought 180'ing the picture might throw people for a minute. guess not :roll:

I imagine the Boomer position on the KC-97 is one of the more photographed things in the museum. I'm just glad it's indoors now.

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Fresh from the frozen World War Two battlefields of Russia (south of Murmansk). :roll:

Ok what is it?

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Looks like some sort of helicopter bits....tail and tail rotor swash plate maybe. Off what I have no idea.....


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OK, what and where?

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Extra credit for the serial number :shock:

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Referring to Chris's post I'm thinking F-5G maybe 44-27183?

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Right type, but not that number (hint: it's not in the Registry).

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