Huey Cobra at Addison, TX?

[Ztex]

This helo was mentioned in the Liberty Belle @ Cavanaugh thread....I snapped a picture of it Saturday.

So...who does this one belong too?



I see she has some combat history...
http://www.aerial-rocket-artillery.org/A477ARA.htm

[cozmo]

Well dang, you got a better view than I did. Got home and found out the chip in the camera didn't capture any images.

Did you happen to get some pictures of the A-26?

[needle]

Belongs to Cavanaugh Flight Museum.

[Ztex]

Well then...is it gonna be a flyer!?!?

Thanks Needle.


Cozmo...what happened to your card??

[cozmo]

Good question, I wish I had a good answer.

Either the camera didn't let me know there was no card, or I didn't notice the message. The card was in, it just didn't get the pictures. I tested it later and it worked fine.

Thanks for the pictures.

[K5DH]

I guess Zane and I must've stood in just about the same place to shoot from. . .





Cheers!

[Jack Cook]

Brian Reynolds just rebuilt another Cobra and sold it to a fellow in England
who also has a Huey and Loach both also rebuilt by Brian with full Viet Nam era equiptment and armament.

[mustangdriver]

Brian Reynolds just rebuilt another Cobra and sold it to a fellow in England
who also has a Huey and Loach both also rebuilt by Brian with full Viet Nam era equiptment and armament.

That is awesome. I love the WWII, stuff the most, but am thrilled to see more Vietnam era stuff starting to show up.

[needle]

Well then...is it gonna be a flyer!?!?

The only way that Cobra will ever be a flyer is if a strong wind lifts it of the helicopter trailer, or someone drops it from a great height!

Strictly static, and it will probably be a very long time before resources are available to work on it.

Julian

[Brad]

Have yall done anything with the F-84 yet?