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Re: P-36 to fly at POF airshow this weekend

Thu May 07, 2015 3:39 pm

Would be nice to fill in those gaps in its history. It will be brilliant with the P.40 at Duxford. Now, if there is someone out there with a Martin B.10.......

Re: P-36 to fly at POF airshow this weekend

Sat May 16, 2015 5:07 pm

I doubt that anyone (besides the NMUASF) has a B-10, flying or not. I don't think any of the remaining B-18s will fly, either. That leaves the Douglas B-23 Dragon, I think one of those is being restored. Oh, and Kermit Weeks' B-26, and the B-25 'Miss Hap'. Any other pre-Pearl Harbor combat types left out there?

Re: P-36 to fly at POF airshow this weekend

Sat May 16, 2015 11:29 pm

Mark Sampson wrote:I doubt that anyone (besides the NMUSAF) has a B-10, flying or not. I don't think any of the remaining B-18s will fly, either. That leaves the Douglas B-23 Dragon, I think one of those is being restored. Oh, and Kermit Weeks' B-26, and the B-25 'Miss Hap'. Any other pre-Pearl Harbor combat types left out there?

Kermit's P-35A, one of our fellow WIXers' scratchbuilt P-43, the B-17C project, and a crash site A-17 (fixed gear) somewhere out West that might be a viable project come to mind. There are some B-10 remains in Indonesia as well (mainly a wing?).
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