Sat Nov 04, 2006 2:58 pm
Nuts! I moved them to a sub-folder and the link must have been broken.
I'll re-try and re-post with the new links - SORRY! I'm new to photobucket.
I'll re-try and re-post with the new links - SORRY! I'm new to photobucket.
Sat Nov 04, 2006 3:05 pm
Sorry, Let's try this again!
As promised, here are some pictures from the San Isidro Air Base from my trip in 2002. First up are pictures from my first trip in January 2002 of aircraft that sat in front of the Defense Ministry in Santo Domingo. These were subsequently moved to the airbase and restored by my return trip in November of 2002.
As promised, here are some pictures from the San Isidro Air Base from my trip in 2002. First up are pictures from my first trip in January 2002 of aircraft that sat in front of the Defense Ministry in Santo Domingo. These were subsequently moved to the airbase and restored by my return trip in November of 2002.
Sat Nov 04, 2006 3:08 pm
This is the Officers Club at the San Isidro Airbase with the A-37 Dragonfly sitting on top. A nice restoration!
Sat Nov 04, 2006 3:09 pm
Pictures of the DC-3 that sits on the base.
Sat Nov 04, 2006 3:13 pm
Here are the gate guards at the San Isidro Airbase - Dominican Republic referenced in the google maps picture above.
This is what the military is currently using for its aircraft:
Sorry again for the re-post.
Greg
This is what the military is currently using for its aircraft:
Sorry again for the re-post.
Greg
Sat Nov 04, 2006 5:03 pm
Greg
Great shots. The P-51 is the last of Gen. Miller's 'Millie G' aircraft and is a very historic machine in which he bought down a 262. I am occasionally in contact with one of the team which restored it, and they hope to have a small museum building in the future to include it in. General Miller has been consulted about it at the time of restoration.
Dave
Great shots. The P-51 is the last of Gen. Miller's 'Millie G' aircraft and is a very historic machine in which he bought down a 262. I am occasionally in contact with one of the team which restored it, and they hope to have a small museum building in the future to include it in. General Miller has been consulted about it at the time of restoration.
Dave