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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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Those are Martin, AM-1 Maulers. Cool shot.


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Where is their tail code "C" from??????????? I think NAS Atlanta was B.

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Two different props?


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I believe the tail code "C" was Norfolk.

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Oh, how I'd love to see a Mauler take to the air! Damned Navy butthead policies. . . :x

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The "C" is for NAS Columbus VA-691/ VA-692. Yellow spinners.

The AM-1's purchased under the original contract (BuNo's 22257-22355), used the Curtiss electric propeller that had cuffed blades and rounded tips.
The aircraft purchased under the subsequent contract (BuNo's 122388-122437) used the Hamilton Standard prop with squared off tips.

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OOP'S SORRY ON THAT ONE ,I KNEW THEY LOOKED SOMEWHAT ODD....


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theyre out in the middle of nowhere......BFE


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