Warbird Information Exchange

I posted this link in another thread but it was kind of overlooked. Click on the link. If the pictures don't come up, type in Kee Bird in the search block. Lot's of good pictures (several pages worth) from the recovery attempt...

http://pro.corbis.com/search/searchFrame.aspx

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"Everyone wants to live here (New Jersey), evidenced by the fact that it has the highest population per capita in the U.S..."

Thanks for the link. Awesome pics. Too bad the outcome was so bad.
These photos are a good addition to the TV video special that still makes the rounds now and then, as you can spend time looking at them while the video was always moving.
Again thanks.
mike13

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Beware of the use of the word "NEVER" as it can come back to bite you.

it kills me to see those pictures... they were so close!

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Taylor Stevenson

I've seen many of the pix in a book I got about 8 or 10 years ago from MBC. I gave it to a friend for a gift but wish I'd kept it now. It was about half recovery effort and about half background on the people involved and how they came to know each other. I liked that better than the main story 'cause I knew how it was gonna turn out.
One thing about it, the author, who I cant' recall, eventually takes sides between the main participants in it and was pretty persuasive for me too, maybe wrongly so. I'll contact D. and see if he still has it and get the title and author.

Doug Ratchford

Below is a link to the only book I'm familiar with that deals with the Kee Bird recovery attempt. Are there others? There were some great pictures taken up there. It would be nice to see them captured in a larger format, color book...

http://www.amazon.com/Hunting-Warbirds- ... 0345436172

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"Everyone wants to live here (New Jersey), evidenced by the fact that it has the highest population per capita in the U.S..."

APG85, I believe thats it! Besides the main story, the Kee Bird, it diverges into some of Gary Larkins' activities after he parted company with Greenamyer. (sp.?)

Canso42