Warbird Information Exchange

Cool, thanks for the trip down memory lane! I trounced around that parade ground as a kid in the 70's, just like Ryan (my pants fit better though.., they were broken in by my three older brothers).., and yes RYAN we are all getting old!!

There is a VERY cool museum within walking distance as well. They had several turrets from a B-24 and I think a B-17 as well. I used to climb into the nose turret on the B-24.., I barely fit at 12.., I can not imagine who they squished in there as an adult?

Is the museum still up to par?

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i was there in 1999 when non military could still go in and see them. went by in 2003 and NO acess to public. dyess is the same way, i understand [post 911 and all] but i do miss seeing places like these. thanks for the pics to where a lot of us can't go any more.

For Rick H and anyone else interested, here is short series of photos of the RP-63G.
1. 1963 by Vince Reynolds
2. 1976 by John Kerr
3. 1983 by John Kerr
4. 1991 by John Kerr
sorry for the quality but scaned from very old slides.

I remember it in the Pinball paint scheme! Much more accurate!

So the AF owns a non-pinball P-63 painted as a pinball (Dayton) and a pinball painted as a non-pinball? Gotta love it.

August

what's with the stuff atop the horizontal stab on the mustang?

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"I knew the jig was up when I saw the P-51D-20-NA Mustang blue-nosed bastards from Bodney, and by the way the blue was more of a royal blue than an indigo and the inner landing gear interiors were NOT green, over Berlin."

Bird Spikes

Nixilite! Anti bird nesting and sitting!! aka POOPER STOPPER

appears to be on most aircraft there., even on the top of the props!

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