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Nope, the gray car and the blue car parked next to the curb are Hudsons. That's the first car I remember as my dad would only buy Hudson Hornets, he'd trade it in every other year for a new one.
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Nope, the gray car and the blue car parked next to the curb are Hudsons. That's the first car I remember as my dad would only buy Hudson Hornets, he'd trade it in every other year for a new one.
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PIC (Post 718) is at Edwards aFB
Thanks Photon, your right on with the Globemaster!
Thanks Photon, your right on with the Globemaster!
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EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. --
-On Aug. 26, 1975 the McDonnell Douglas YC-15 flew from Long Beach, California, to Edwards on its first flight. The high-wing, four-engine aircraft utilized an innovative externally blown flap, propulsive-lift concept. It was the McDonnell Douglas entry into the Air Force’s Advanced Medium STOL Transport program to develop an aircraft capable of carrying troops and equipment into short, unimproved airfields in combat areas. Today this aircraft is on static display in the Century Circle outside the west gate entry point.
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. --
-On Aug. 26, 1975 the McDonnell Douglas YC-15 flew from Long Beach, California, to Edwards on its first flight. The high-wing, four-engine aircraft utilized an innovative externally blown flap, propulsive-lift concept. It was the McDonnell Douglas entry into the Air Force’s Advanced Medium STOL Transport program to develop an aircraft capable of carrying troops and equipment into short, unimproved airfields in combat areas. Today this aircraft is on static display in the Century Circle outside the west gate entry point.
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I'm impressed that they used colour film for that B-17 landing in 1944. Thanks for all of the new ones Snakeyes.
Photos of the B-24 Lady Be Good, as she laid in the desert. She has been since recovered, and was last known to be stored in Libya. Unknown if she will ever make it home, given the political atmosphere there.
http://www.richarddavisphotography.com/tag/lady-be-good/
http://www.richarddavisphotography.com/tag/lady-be-good/
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