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PostPosted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 10:32 am 
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Just think about this. In a few years when Texas Raiders, Aluminum Overcast and Paul Allen's B-17E are flying again, is there a posibility of having 11 B-17's at the show? And if Miss Angela were to show up: 12!

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With Sally B and Pink Lady flown over 2 joined by FIFI and Doc! Oh man :shock: :shock: One can only hope

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Yo Pat, where did Paul Allen get a B-17E and about when will it be flying? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks


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... and "Desert Rat" and "Picadilly Lily" to make it sixteen :D

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is Boeing Bee retired from flight?


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I don't believe Boeing Bee has flown in several years... I believe that she has been permanently grounded by the Museum of Flight, though not for mechanical reasons that I am aware of. Anyone have more details?

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Gosh with all those possibilities let's put a bomb mission on the board....


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WHEW !!

Man oh man !! The possibilities here boggle the mind. Doc and FiFi, 11 B-17's, maybe we can talk Mr. Kermit Weeks into bringing DD up with Diamond Lil and Witchcraft. And put up as many Mitchells as we can...like I said...possibiliteis boggle the mind.sigh....it's GOOD to think positive isn't it ?

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Yo Pat, where did Paul Allen get a B-17E and about when will it be flying? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks


Purchased the Bolivian E that Whittington brought up from Bolivia in 1990 and had owned since then.


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Yo Pat, where did Paul Allen get a B-17E and about when will it be flying? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks


Purchased the Bolivian E that Whittington brought up from Bolivia in 1990 and had owned since then.


This was a former Kenting machine. For more information check out Warbirds Digest issue #4.

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