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Great hood alignment..... lol

Google street view of the dirt? berm the plane smashed into...

...thunderous noise from the explosion and fire was tremendous. The sky was glowing dull red. It was horrible. Crash of a Douglas DC-9-33RC at Carswell AFB: 2 killed | Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives Prayers for the crew above; and their families. *** Prayers for everyone in South Korea.

...door window and rear wing windows. mine are fixed rear side windows and as I understand the trim is different from rear roll down windows. * first question...what the hell is that trim piece called so I can do a proper search * second question... and if anyone has a base model 71-74 B-body...

Usually when they land gear up they put it in the dirt to stop the plane from sliding off the end of the runway. This is what happens when you have an airport located in a city with no room for emergency situations. 737-800 a/c are used by everyone all over the world so there is a maintenance...

I have a set of 3/8" straight pipe dies just for playing with the pick up.

Yep. Twenty plus years of “right click and save” = thousands of pictures for moments just like this.

Rest in Peace

He only collects photos of tags mainly....to build a collection of verifiable data. That data has helped piece together mysteries and helped weed out frauds. :)

My old Moser axles have the same lettering on them.

Going back about 20 years now, I was working on an Industrial carpark gate when I heard a loud explosion a few miles away. It was an Air New Zealand 747 taking off behind me - about 3-4 miles as the crow flies. I turned immediately and saw a big black cloud of smoke behind one engine...

Jo-Han Superbird. Factory sealed. Unopened. Original issue in longtime collection. $90 shipped to lower 48. Paypal

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"The Boeing 737-800 is one of the world’s most commonly used airplanes, and it has a strong safety record." https://www.cnbc.com/2024/12/30/jeju-air-crash-boeing-737-800-common-aircraft.html

I kinda figured it was a -45 since they were using it for competitive pulling. The WD and the WD45 are basically identical tractors with the exception of a slightly larger engine on the WD45.

Chance that the shoes are seized to the drum? If the drums are grooved it would make it more difficult. Are you planning to reuse the drums?

I have been binge watching Youtube plane crash videos recently and it`s amazing and scary all the simple things that go wrong and careless/dumb/incompetant pilot mistakes. A bird strike by itself should not have caused too much of an issue and landing gear should drop even without hydrolics...

Wow, I hadn't heard that name in a long, long time. I watched that show as a kid. RIP.