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PostPosted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 11:22 pm 
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I had heard that Aero Trader was doing the work to get the Lewis B-25 back in the air and saw it in their hangar at CNO as I was taxiing by today. Anyone know if they patched it up and ferried the plane there or was it disassembled and trucked in?


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I believe it was trucked in.

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Definitely trucked in... Way too banged up for a ferry flight.

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I was there the day it arrived. It came in on 2 trucks, not a pretty sight!


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For those of us not paying too much attention...

How/when did it come to grief?
Any photos of damage?

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 11:47 am 
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JohnB wrote:
For those of us not paying too much attention...

How/when did it come to grief?
Any photos of damage?

http://www.ntsb.gov/aviationquery/brief ... 3624&key=1

No public photos that I am aware of.


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Was the co-pilot awarded the DCM? :wink:

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"IF" anyone has any photos of this Mitchell when this mishap went down, please give me a PM...I'd like to have some of her in her damaged state for my files. Ditto for 9079Z by the way.

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