Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Chaos68 on July 29, 2003, 09:32:36 PM
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Anyone going to this? Air Display 2003 (http://www.yankeeairmuseum.org/airdisplay/air_display.htm)
I think im going on the saturday of the weekend its on.
(http://www.yankeeairmuseum.org/airdisplay/images/TBM_4s.jpg)
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Holy crap, 4 B-17s, a 24, some jugs, and a 109? Not to mention a bunch of other planes I've never seen before in person?
I might aim to make it out there.
Thanks for the link!
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very nice i did not look but if you spit edit it with a program to make it on fire:D :D :D :D :D because the only good spit is a spit on fire ;)
skull12
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*bump*
{hangs head down}
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Thats where I learned to fly! At Willow Run Airflight, which was near the Aircraft Mechanic School. My grandma worked at the Bomber plant there in WWII. I kept my Aeronca Champ at Larson field, a grass strip near Willow Run Apt in the 70's. Good times. A nice area to fly in too.... wish I could go.
Nearby Grosse Isle aiport, on the isle in the Detroit River was a training base using Stearman's during the war also. Done many touch and goes there... last time I was there I saw 7 or 8 guys with gyro-copters buzzing around in formation. (Another cool airport.)
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Grosse Ile was where Geoffrey Bird, our Con speaker, learned to fly. I guess they sent a lot of Fleet Air Arm pilots to the states to learn to fly when the US was still neutral.
His face lit up like a light bulb when I told him I was from Michigan and was familiar with the town. Small world.
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Today at work ( i work 5 miles from airport) i saw a high spit flying over. It wasnt landing but just crusing around. ALso i noticed they got there C47 up and flying around :) i cant wait!
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You mean they vulch AT-6's in real life????? ;)