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Classic Wings Magazine WWII Naval Aviation Research Pacific Luftwaffe Resource Center
When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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I mean what the h*ll :shock: :? :idea:
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well...... it ain't playboy magazine, so cut the guy a break!!

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Um, I'd rather it WERE Playboy! lol...

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B-24, right? Did the wartime airplanes have what appears to be a plush seat and headrest or is there a chance this is a C-87/109 or Privateer? That book was first published in 1943 ...

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:shock: Well he is sitting in a Liberator 8)

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That's pretty funny. Obviously not a hi altitude mission either. :lol:


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Obviously not flying 'The Hump' (I hope!!!!!) :lol:

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Now I know why Gary cut those windows in the top of the greenhouse on '927--so the pilots could read without eye strain. And I thought it was to make them sweat on a sunny day. :shock:

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Now that is hilarious!!!!! Good job of photoshopping!!!


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Photoshop and too much time on one's hands....dangerous combination! :twisted:

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Hahaha, that's awesome! 8) :lol: 8) :lol:

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Har- Har! Chris, do me a six or eight engine Fort! Even more insane, a six engine Catalina! (four's been done, 2 Pratt's, 2 Lycomings)

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Stoney wrote:
He's studying to be an airline pilot


They didn't have USA Today back then.... :wink:


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