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


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PostPosted: Wed May 09, 2007 12:18 pm 
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Date stamp on the factory photo.


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I hope you have more photos. I am looking for PBJ shots. Our plane was at Johnsville during the war.

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Wow, thanks for posting the cool pics! :)


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Thats a really cool picture!! Kind of makes you wonder what happened to those Corsairs. :?

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PostPosted: Sat May 12, 2007 10:33 am 
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I was out to Johnsville yesterday and I will try and upload my pictures from the visit shortly.


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Having grown up (some might question that thought) in the area, it will be nice to see what Johnsville looks today.


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PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2007 1:42 pm 
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Here is what the Original Office building at Johnsville looks like today.

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Bump.

I just found some photos of test pilots from Brewster. I will upload them in a few days after I get a new scanner.

By the way Johnsville was never a Naval Air Station . It was first known as the Naval Air Modification Unit. Then it became ADC Etc.


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then it became ann's choice

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I love the first 1943 photo with the guy standing in the aisleway with his 'Brewster Gloves' on and the 'DOOH! Busted' look on his face. The modern equivelent are the more modern 'Boeing Gloves'

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great photos of some awesome history!

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Question about the F3A Corsairs...Were any ever built by Brewster with the Birdcage canopy?
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Didn't Brewster take the 1D licence with Goodyear at the same time? I seem to recall a lot of marketing materials of the period were BVG (Brewster Vought Goodyear)

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Jerry O'Neill wrote:
Question about the F3A Corsairs...Were any ever built by Brewster with the Birdcage canopy?
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jerry, i thought i had some photo's of brewsters with the bird cage on it. They must have changed over to the newer canopy shortly after i'm guessing

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Jerry O'Neill wrote:
Question about the F3A Corsairs...Were any ever built by Brewster with the Birdcage canopy?
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Yes, they did Jerry, but just a few... like Goodyear. I have a photo of one somewhere, but it will be quite a trial to find it unfortunately.

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