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PostPosted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 11:20 pm 
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Enjoy, these are from Kodachrome images of the Korean Air War




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Nice to see stuff from the 'Forgotten War' THANX :D

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:20 am 
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Beautiful!
Love the Korean Mustang shot.

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:31 am 
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Early Kodachrome is always so amazing - thanks for posting these!

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:16 pm 
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Some more :drink3:

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I think what I enjoy about studying this time period is the interesting mix of aircraft that were used.

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Like to know more about the story behind the bare metal front and Glossy Sea Blue back half F 9 F -2 next to the all black A-26

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The Inspector wrote:
Like to know more about the story behind the bare metal front and Glossy Sea Blue back half F 9 F -2 next to the all black A-26


From memory this is "The Blue Tail Fly", a Panther made up of the front of an anodized silver example mated with the rear from a standard glossy sea blue one.

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Outstanding photos. It's amazing how sharp and vivid the colors are.


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Helicopters, Alan. Where are the helicopters? :D

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Here's an early one of K-55, Osan ..

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i see a corsair! Wonderful pics, i really hope there's more in color that you have to share

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How 'bout some straight-winged F-84s? More F-86s, too! Maybe some Meteors? F-80s? In other words, let's see them kerosene-burners! 8)

I've always been amazed by the tremendous variety of aircraft used by all of the various combatants in Korea. Even some relatively obscure types saw action, such as the RB-45 Tornado. I once met a Tornado pilot who told me some hair-raising stories from his time flying recon in the Tornado in Korea, including being pursued and shot at by MiG 15s after accidentally (ahem) crossing the Yalu river. :shock:

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How 'bout some straight-winged F-84s? More F-86s, too! Maybe some Meteors? F-80s? In other words, let's see them kerosene-burners! 8)

I've always been amazed by the tremendous variety of aircraft used by all of the various combatants in Korea. Even some relatively obscure types saw action, such as the RB-45 Tornado. I once met a Tornado pilot who told me some hair-raising stories from his time flying recon in the Tornado in Korea, including being pursued and shot at by MiG 15s after accidentally (ahem) crossing the Yalu river. :shock:


I on the other hand want to see my love the corsair. More and more! Ground and pounding from a plane that was designed in 1939, that's what i want to see! Ok, I would love to see F-84's too! :drink3:

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