Air Mobility Command Museum, Dover Delaware

[armyjunk2]

Hello folks I just posted some more photographs, these are from Dover, Delaware, from a trip a couple months ago.....

click here.................. http://www.cdsg.org/forums/viewforum.php?f=6

[Pat Carry]

Super nice set of photos! thanks. What a nice collection they have. We were there quite a few years ago. They have a much larger collection now. I wonder if they would have any interest in the so far unclaimed aircraft @ the Chanute Air Museum? Love the interior shots of the Starlifter!

[dirtysidedown430]

Great pics what was that yellow looked a little a peddle cart

[JohnB]

Great pics what was that yellow looked a little a peddle cart

A kid's pedal plane.
You can buy plans/kits for T-6s, Stearmans and Christen Eagles.
You see them at many museums or EAA chapters.

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[JohnB]

I'm impressed, a C-141A. IIRC, only a2-3 weren't converted to the ugly "B"s...I'm glad one was saved.
Is this the one AFSC used as a test bed with w weird back-end?
BTW: Does NASA still have their civil demonstrator "A"?

[sandiego89]

Thanks for posting. Gotta get back there as the C-5 is now in the orginal as delivered A scheme. Best C-5 scheme by far in my view.

I'm impressed, a C-141A. IIRC, only a2-3 weren't converted to the ugly "B"s...I'm glad one was saved.
Is this the one AFSC used as a test bed with w weird back-end?
BTW: Does NASA still have their civil demonstrator "A"?

Wiki appears correct with 3 C-141 A models surviving. They did look a little better with the shorter fuselage and no refueling hump.

Dover-

Edwards- parked at the museum annex south ramp. https://www.google.com/maps/@34.8997372 ... !1e3?hl=en

Moffet. NASA bird. Airborne observatory.

[armyjunk2]

I love those pedal cars and I've seen them at several locations. Wings over the Rockies had a squadron of them...

[Ken]

Great photos. All the aircraft appear to be kept in excellent condition, especially considering so many must sit outside.

The C-130E is a former all weather aerial delivery system (AWADS) bird as evidenced by the compressed engine gauges and missing scope where the APQ-175 radar would have been.

Thanks for sharing!