Warbird Information Exchange

I believe there's another CF-101 in central PA somewhere. I just can't remember the location.
Jerry

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"Always remember that, when you enter the ocean or the forest, you are no longer at the top of the food chain."

Here is the Goose Bay Voodoo July 24th, 2006 when I was up changing a helicopter engine.
I will start some separate links for the other interesting things up there.


I do have more pics if you want from all angles.

Here's the Miramichi Voodoo 101053 taken today. I feed the crew regularly. If I'm a little late they never complain!



Please let me know if you need different angles or sizes.

Jeff

Thanks Mcharters and Jeff -- that's two more taken care of.


Still seeking information on:

RCAF 17407 -- On display in Proctor, Minnesota as F-101B 59-0407 (2007)
RCAF 17455 -- Cockpit under restoration, Bavaria, Germany (May 2005)
RCAF 17438 -- On display at May ANGB, Reno, Nevada as RF-101B 59-0483 (March 2002)

CAF 101003 -- On display at CFS Goose Bay, Labrador as CF-101F 101003 (July 2006)
CAF 101006 -- On display at former CFB Cornwallis, Nova Scotia as CF-101F 101006. (Made last flight by an F-101, April 1987)
CAF 101012 -- Fuselage only, Uxbridge, Ontario (August 2000)
CAF 101022 -- On display at McChord AFB Museum as CF-101B 101022 (May 2003)
CAF 101037 -- On display at former CFB Summerside, PEI as CF-101B 101037 (July 2002)
CAF 101047 -- Fuselage only, Uxbridge, Ontario (August 2000)
CAF 101056 -- On display at CFB Cold Lake, Alberta as CF-101B 101056 (June 2004)
CAF 101063 -- In outdoor storage at Shearwater Aviation Museum, Nova Scotia as CF-101B 101063 (September 2003)

Former CFB Summerside, PEI
2006



Former CFB Cornwallis, Nova Scotia
2006




Regards,
Mike

Mike -- thanks for the updates and the photos.

I hadn't previously thought of asking, but CF-101 photos (or links to photos of preserved CF-101s) would also be welcome. The revised listing will have links to photos of particular aircraft, and I might use one of two photos (with appropriate permission/acknowledgment) on the listing itself.

Martin

I have received some more updates offline -- here is the updated list:

Still seeking updated information on:

RCAF 17455 -- Cockpit under restoration, Bavaria, Germany (May 2005)

CAF 101003 -- On display at CFS Goose Bay, Labrador as CF-101F 101003 (July 2006)
CAF 101006 -- On display at former CFB Cornwallis, Nova Scotia as CF-101F 101006. (September 2007)
CAF 101012 -- Cockpit only, Uxbridge, Ontario (September 2007)
CAF 101022 -- On display at McChord AFB Museum as CF-101B 101022 (November 2007)
CAF 101037 -- On display at former CFB Summerside, PEI as CF-101B 101037 (July 2008)
CAF 101047 -- Fuselage only, Uxbridge, Ontario (September 2007)
CAF 101056 -- On display at CFB Cold Lake, Alberta as CF-101B 101056 (May 2008)

Voodoo

The AAMA Voodoos are definitely here, I am the Executive Director of the Museum.

1 is a good 25feet off the ground and in Excellent shape

The other is beside our building having much of the electronics re-installed as a part of our education programming and an ongoing display.

Also on display outside with the 2nd Voodoo, a CF-100 with radios beign reinstalled and scheduled for paint and a T-33 going through a similar process.

Tom

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Alberta Aviation Museum
Edmonton Aviation Heritage Society

Thanks for the updates and assistance -- It was most welcome!

I am in the process of preparing the web page update.

It will include (where practical) web links to Google maps to show the locations of the various aircraft. One that I'm not sure of is the Pate Museum Voodoo. Could some kind soul tell me the location of this museum?

Thanks,

Martin

it's on hwy 377 south of fort worth about 12 miles [give or take], not quite to cresson, tx.

Maybe this will work?

http://www.bing.com/maps/?form=MOCAZA


Oops , sorry I couldn't figure how to get it pinpointed????

let me try again!

http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?v ... &encType=1


BINGO

hey steve, that's a pretty current pic. your good with that computer!

Speaking of Voodoos, there used to be one sitting in a field outside of mineral wells tx years ago here:

http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?v ... &encType=1

Its been a couple years since its dissapeared but maybe somebody knows Also it was disassembled.

It took a little bit I figured it out how to get it pinpointed I'm still learnin this crazy mo-sheen