Warbird Information Exchange

Anyone know what became of the C-7 Caribou that was used in the B-29 Kee Bird recovery attempt? I know Greenamyer sold it...I think...

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Disregard...

I found some info in the link below...

http://www.dhc4and5.org/N124DG_2.html

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Can this be added to the Warbird Registry?

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The link shows it stripped on paint in 2001. Any news or updates since then? Any confirmation of the military serial?

Ken

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I noted a military marked Caribou at Oshkosh this year. I wonder if it's the ex Army aviation group aircraft? At any rate, it's good to see one on the airshow circuit.

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The Caribou you saw at Oshkosh this year was 62-4149/N149HF which is owned by the Cavanaugh Flight Museum. They got it from the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation a few years ago.

http://www.dhc4and5.org/62_4149_1.html

I thought I had spotted it a few years back in Wildwood, NJ with the rest of the Caribous there. I have a pic somewhere..... I'm probably wrong though.

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