Well not much action in the air at the show but I took a few ground pictures. These first ones are for Andy. As soon as I saw this I thought of him.
318th SQDN reenactment unit. I should have taken more photos to post.
At the Warbirds show
Well not much action in the air at the show but I took a few ground pictures. These first ones are for Andy. As soon as I saw this I thought of him.
318th SQDN reenactment unit. I should have taken more photos to post.
And here is the actual tower from a training base. It was taken down brick by brick and brought back to the states.
And now for something from the WWI hanger. Very cool.
cool!
The tower looks just like the one I saw at the Yorkshire Air Museum.
Karl
It is impossible for a man to begin to learn what he thinks he knows. -- Epictetus
I think they said it was the Duxford tower and is being restored to what it was. Very cool
Bob
You at least made it out of the lobby. All i saw was the visiting B-25 when they ran it up. They did start some of the engines up today. A ten minute Goose downer ended that. I see you got some shots of the Zeppelin ladder! Being next to the Pod Cast gang i did hear all their interviews. The was a gentleman turning 101 soon who flew P-51`s in the ETO. I talked to another young man a spry 92 who can still get in his 1945 uniform. He trained in P-38`s late war his unit converted to P-51`s and never left the USA. He flew the P-51 after the war and got out in late 1946.
Rich
It is a pity that there was not much flying but you took some good photographs, Bob!
Rich when they ran the engines to full throttle on the B-25 my first thought was of them doing that on the deck of the Hornet and what a sound it was even though it was only one plane. As always I go and say hi to you but then hang out watching the planes. I saw the German hanger before but don't remember all those jet planes being there so that was pretty neat. Even though not much flying I did get to see you and just roam around.
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