Warbird Information Exchange

hello everyone, I've posted 30 or so Aircraft from the Korean War Memorial in Seoul, Korea. take a look you will love them, they take great pride in the Memorial. Here is the link, http://tinyurl.com/cdqvrz not for 56k folks, sorry
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Great pics.
BTW, that Sikorsky H5H was once part of the New England Air Museum's collection. We made a three party swap with the Air Force for owner ship of the Kaman Huskie, so we could sell it to Kaman for prototype work on the K-MAX Helicopter Project. The Air Force gave the H5H to Korea. (BTW, It's a rare letter carrying version)

When Kaman no longer needed the Huskie, it was given back to NEAM for about $10.

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."

No. 33 is a Hiller H-23, and No. 34 is a Cessna L-19/O-1

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Bob

Looks like they have a great crew that keeps the a/c and grounds in very beautiful condition.Also it looks like they have just about every a/c from the 50's on.

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PAPPY ch-46 phrog,endangerd species 40 years and still flying

Thanks Bob and everyone, I have seen about 400 planes and tanks in the last month, sometimes the brain just goes dead....

My wife looked over my shoulder as I was viewing the crisp photographs (well done armyjunk2!) and said " The azaleas are delightful"! (and they are!)

Nice pictures of nice aircraft, thanks.

Don't know what it is, but that F-15 looks a little odd.

....Forgot to add, nice set of pics!

And it's interesting that many of the aircraft have provisions for people to enter and look around inside. Don't see much of that here (and for good reason, I presume)...

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Bob