Tue Jul 22, 2008 7:17 pm
Warbird Kid wrote:That B-18 almost looks like its ready for a flight!
It really does!
Tue Jul 22, 2008 7:31 pm
The woman on the left was a WASP and the gal on the right flew the Raptor in. They had a lot to talk about!
Wow! What an amazing picture and closing of the generational gap! I think I'm in love (with the one on the right, guys,
Give a little break here)
Trouble is, I'm too young for Medicare and too old for women to care!
Wow! What an amazing picture and closing of the generational gap! I think I'm in love (with the one on the right, guys,
Give a little break here)
Trouble is, I'm too young for Medicare and too old for women to care!
Tue Jul 22, 2008 8:33 pm
sdennison wrote:The woman on the left was a WASP and the gal on the right flew the Raptor in. They had a lot to talk about!
Wow! What an amazing picture and closing of the generational gap! I think I'm in love (with the one on the right, guys,
Trouble is, I'm too young for Medicare and too old for women to care!
She was cute but my crush from the weekend was Thunderbird #12, Elizabeth Kreft.
Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:00 pm
Dude, you're walking a risky line there. Note the "Public Affairs" part of the name badge. 
But I do like your taste!
But I do like your taste!
Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:25 pm
The Fouga, A-26 and MiG-17 are owned by the Classic Aviation Aircraft Museum out of Hillsboro OR. They also own a yellow F-86, another A-26, a Jet Provost, 2 MiG-21s and 2 F-104s.
The 2010 show should have the MiG-21, MiG-17, Sabre, A-26 and Fouga in attendance.
The F-100 could not come due to a lack of a qualified pilot. The F-86 could not come due to an incomplete annual. The T-33 could not come due to an unscheduled hot section. The FJ-4 could not come due to insufficient funds.
The hope is to have all of these and more warbirds at the 2010 show.
It would be cool to see an F-100/MiG-21 formation huh?
Or a 3 ship Sabre formation? All I need is money and we can see those things happen. Anybody know anyone?
The 2010 show should have the MiG-21, MiG-17, Sabre, A-26 and Fouga in attendance.
The F-100 could not come due to a lack of a qualified pilot. The F-86 could not come due to an incomplete annual. The T-33 could not come due to an unscheduled hot section. The FJ-4 could not come due to insufficient funds.
The hope is to have all of these and more warbirds at the 2010 show.
It would be cool to see an F-100/MiG-21 formation huh?
Or a 3 ship Sabre formation? All I need is money and we can see those things happen. Anybody know anyone?
Tue Jul 22, 2008 10:10 pm
dfrat wrote:The Fouga, A-26 and MiG-17 are owned by the Classic Aviation Aircraft Museum out of Hillsboro OR. They also own a yellow F-86, another A-26, a Jet Provost, 2 MiG-21s and 2 F-104s.
The 2010 show should have the MiG-21, MiG-17, Sabre, A-26 and Fouga in attendance.
The F-100 could not come due to a lack of a qualified pilot. The F-86 could not come due to an incomplete annual. The T-33 could not come due to an unscheduled hot section. The FJ-4 could not come due to insufficient funds.
The hope is to have all of these and more warbirds at the 2010 show.
It would be cool to see an F-100/MiG-21 formation huh?
Or a 3 ship Sabre formation? All I need is money and we can see those things happen. Anybody know anyone?
All of those would be swell. The F-100 alone would give me a tingle.