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Brilliant photo
Written on 18/08/2019 by Andre Blanchard
Nice looking A/C, nice pic
Written on 18/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
Nice looking A/C, nice pic
Written on 18/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
Nice looking A/C, nice pic
Written on 18/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
cleared for liftoff
Written on 18/08/2019 by bruce wark
per your citation on https://b-25history.org/aircraft/4430988.htm, the history says
Written on 18/08/2019 by a mentor
03/21/1945 Elizabeth City, NJ Modification to PBJ-J
she was converted DURING THE WAR, so imo, it's hard to say she's/was a B-25
The photo was taken just a couple days ago.
Written on 18/08/2019 by billhpp
Nice shot!!!
Written on 18/08/2019 by Ramon Yepez
Nice !!
Written on 18/08/2019 by Viv Pike
N29KL (2003 BERIEV AIRCRAFT COMPANY BE-103)
Written on 18/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
N5865V (1945 NORTH AMERICAN PBJ-1J/B-25J 'Semper Fi'
Written on 18/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
P-Patrol, B-Bomber, J-Designator for North American
Some history at: http://www.aerialvisuals.ca/AirframeDossier.php?Serial=8093
Over 74 yrs and lookin’ good!! SUPER THANK YOU! to everyone who helps keep these Ol historical birds flying
NX53JB Is a 1942 CHANCE VOUGHT F4U-4
Written on 18/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
Over 77 yrs and lookin’ good!!
.....SUPER THANK YOU! to everyone who helps keep these Ol Historical birds flying
Nice shot, John. One small correction, though. This is a PBJ-1J, as indicated on the vertical tail fin. From Wikipedia:
Written on 18/08/2019 by Greg Byington
"PBJ-1J
U.S. Navy designation for the B-25J (Blocks −1 through −35), it had improvements in radio and other equipment. Beside the standard armament package, the Marines often fitted it with 5-inch underwing rockets and search radar for the antishipping/antisubmarine role. The large Tiny Tim rocket-powered warhead was used in 1945.'
So, strictly speaking it is still a B-25. The FAA registration number is: N5865V, and it's original serial number is: 44-30988. There is more information here:
https://b-25history.org/aircraft/4430988.htm
And one of my pics of this aircraft is here:
https://flightaware.com/photos/view/729112-e78fffed1e33c070d554e8d1203ce91a22541252/user/byingtongh/sort/date/page/1
I like the way planes are decorated now. No longer just a long paint stripe. I think it was Frontier that started putting animals on the vertical stabilizers.
Written on 18/08/2019 by aracing
Great Shot .....action !!
Written on 17/08/2019 by ken kemper
Eastern DC-7B. Sadly, grounded at KCLT. Needs a new engine costing at least $500,000! :(
Written on 17/08/2019 by C.W. Reed
"Hundo"
That's a nice picture, Robert! Just to let you know, though, that "N" number belonged to a (now) de-registered United/Hiller OH-23C Raven helicopter. You do have the Aircraft Type code correct, it is an F27, but the US Army serial number is: 85-1607. It didn't have an FAA issued "N" number. The aircraft is now on display at the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, AZ. You can check my pic at:
Written on 17/08/2019 by Greg Byington
https://flightaware.com/photos/view/729112-183e9c3eb9228cf4dce0b108a8baffdfa9b146f5/user/byingtongh/sort/date/page/1
This is what the plane looked like before it was totaled in Bristol TN.
Written on 17/08/2019 by Peter DeMoore
N5079E Is a 1994? Beech 65 Queen Air
Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
btw: your pics are historically interesting AND frequently ID'd with accuracy -- much appreciated :)
Written on 17/08/2019 by a mentor
Spot on. So easily confused as a B-25
Written on 17/08/2019 by a mentor
we seem to visit the same sites :)
Written on 17/08/2019 by a mentor
N100MR Is a (1973 Beech 95-B55 (T42A)
Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
Over 46 yrs and lookin’ good!!
see this roll-out movie
Written on 17/08/2019 by a mentor
https://www.flickr.com/photos/146108538@N08/28792721562/in/dateposted-public/
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Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
N47HB is a (1961 Beech 35-B33 Debonair)
Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
N9534U IS A (1977 Grumman American AA-1C Lynx)
Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
N414RH. Manufacturer: AUTO GYRO GMBH. Model: MTOSPORT
Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
1st time I have seen this A/C
N414RH. Manufacturer: AUTO GYRO GMBH. Model: MTOSPORT
Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
1st time I have seen this A/C
@Robert: in the '80s we lived next door to a flight engineer for the Pacific Black Cats and F8F-1. Good memories.
Written on 17/08/2019 by a mentor
N250PD is a 2010 AUTOGYRO GMBH CALIDUS 912
Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
1st time I have seen this A/C
N250PD is a 2010 AUTOGYRO GMBH CALIDUS 912
Written on 17/08/2019 by jesse kyzer
1st time I have seen this A/C
Believe its a C150, whereas the 152 had slightly bowed doors and side windows allowing a bit more shoulder and hip room which i appreciated much at the time!
Written on 17/08/2019 by John Shearer
What's the story, why's he in the grass?
Written on 17/08/2019 by fholbert
Hello mentor, Thanks for your comment, I also think the same way about the rear props, they reduced the problem and improved the efficiency.
Written on 17/08/2019 by Jose Barth
Whoa! Too cool! :D
Written on 17/08/2019 by Savannah Ford
@natsam....I m not sure that this is the only airline... you can have surprise everywhere in the world..
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
themold@... may be !!but in this one it goes to the roof!!!
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
Kamov Ka-32-11BC from INAER Compny. Helico Work.
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
Strange as the Russians helic but ..useful..
Nice 152...first aircraft of thousands pilots..
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
The dream of any seaplane pilot..5* Good spot Albert
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
Super 777 , and Air Canada has one of the best paint logo..in the world..
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
looks like a pencil..
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
Piaggio always built very good airplanes.. according to some colleagues;;it's very comfortable
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
Nice plane...not for all pilots...
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
There's one running at Sanford, Maine. They cranked it up inside the hanger, and noted everything was covered with oil! I told my Dad (a WWII Pacific Black Cat pilot) and he said, "I coulda told them that!
Written on 17/08/2019 by robert kennington
His co-pilot began his war experience by being bombed on the USS Arizona,and lives, still, in Grass Valley CA.
Were you in formation flight??????? amazing?..
Written on 17/08/2019 by serge LOTH
Angel:
Written on 17/08/2019 by warmwynds
Should you see this would you correct the Registration number to read N109UW?
Super special people. Thank you for your service.
Written on 17/08/2019 by Michael Brooks
