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PostPosted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 12:18 pm 
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During the Pearl Harbor event at Camarillo over the weekend, there was quite an aerial duel.

Bogie spotted, its a ZERO! Bearcat and Hellcat scrambled for intercept.
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As the Hellcat closes, the Zero takes evasive action.
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The Zero takes a HIT!
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Still trying to get away...
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The Hellcat closes for the kill shot.
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The final pass to commemorate those lost at Pearl Harbor and following.
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Nice photos, might be a better contest if the Zero were to use more than a 30 degree bank angle in evading.

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Bill Greenwood wrote:
Nice photos, might be a better contest if the Zero were to use more than a 30 degree bank angle in evading.


hehe, but he was supposed to lose. ;)


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The Japanese guy lost -- DARN! Never saw that coming!

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They shoulda had a 109 in there. They all woulda been in trouble! :twisted:

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What is this? Aces: Iron Eagle III?

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vg-photo wrote:
Bill Greenwood wrote:
Nice photos, might be a better contest if the Zero were to use more than a 30 degree bank angle in evading.


hehe, but he was supposed to lose. ;)


Kind of like those Civil War reenactments......................

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