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Thu Oct 19, 2006 7:04 pm

Check out position
+35° 3' 28.92", -118° 10' 4.80"

And tell me what you see. Looks like a tracker and and Albatross among others

Thu Oct 19, 2006 7:46 pm

Are you checkingout the 4 A-3s there?
Stuff I like there C-131, C-123, S-2 somthing that looks like 2 A-5s.

Then there are tose aircraft on the ramp! :shock:

Tim

Thu Oct 19, 2006 7:47 pm

It's definately and interesting area.

Thu Oct 19, 2006 8:03 pm

check out

35 40'41.82 n 117 40 37.06

also it looks like NAS Fallon added a bunch of new a/c to the display sense I was there last (1996 FYI)!

39 25'12.85 N 118 42' 51.19 W

Tim

Fri Oct 20, 2006 12:22 am

Thats up near the private aircraft end of the field. A few years ago there was a PBY parked there. Could that be what your mistaking for an Albatross? There was also an F-100 there in that area during my visit.

Fri Oct 20, 2006 1:50 am

How about the Airburst Range near Pueblo, CO.

There used to be a couple of beaten up F-105 and OV-1 there but recently these have appeared.....

38°27'0.04"N 104°53'27.22"W

and

38°26'53.08"N 104°53'42.89"W

I think that some F-105s are still extant here

38°26'39.47"N 104°52'43.94"W
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