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Paul Krumrei
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Here is a E-18S at Flying Cloud in Minnesota.Image


Here is it is in 1983 in MIA. What would be the purpose of the new nose job in it?

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Earlier arrival time? :lol:

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Hamilton Aircraft Co. conversion, IIRC it was modified for additional luggage storage.

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N3038C, serial number BA-374, Beech E-18S. Registered to: NAVAIR Inc., Eden Praire, MN.

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Hi all,

when I lived in MN, I knew a guy who flew that one. It was mainly used for cargo op's in and out of Flying Cloud. I could always tell when he flew that one, as compared to any of the others he flew....he always came in with a HUGE grin on his face in the morning.

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