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I would rather see the decal on a bird in the air than no decal on something dead and stuck behind a chain gathering dust.


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The shot of the Zero and Hellcat is great!

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Steve S wrote:
I would rather see the decal on a bird in the air than no decal on something dead and stuck behind a chain gathering dust.


I would rather see the most authentic restoration possible. Whether it is static or flying. No dig meant at the CAF, I am just not a fan of anything that takes away from the original markings of the aircraft. And steve static isn't dead.

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Roger Cain wrote:
I've don't have any decent pictures of this bird, as she was parked pretty tight for photos and a quick shade magnet.
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The paint job, along with the fact that it's an A model, suggests that it is an old Southern Air Transport bird...but no antennae farm on the back. Any history on this one?

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....Any history on this one?



...for part of it's history, N466TM C-130A 57-0466...

...was Tanker 64 with TBM, inc...

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Here's a couple from our flight home from Madera. Bernie Vasquez was the Jelly Belly pilot, Jerry Anderson and Mike DeCastro were the photo pilots.

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That has to be the cleanest C-130. ALso very cool Stearman shots.

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