Recent content by Bluehawk

Thank you so much for those photographs!

Got that :) I've never heard it personally, but some say that sound is surely unforgettable. Must've been, those engines were enormous!

I've heard that ^ said many a time, too.

I came across something that has me puzzled and questioning the veracity or completeness of the report. Here is the quote: "A Fairchild C-123K Provider (tail number 55-4574) call sign "Bookie 102" was en route to Nha Trang AB from Tan Son Nhut AB when it struck trees on a ridge at an...

Please see this Remembrance for some information in this regard: Link: United States Air Force - Together We Served

:D Just imagine the gun camera footage from the next wave of air to air...

I wonder if there will ever again be such a thing as air to air combat.

Here is what I get whenever I receive notice of a thread response, and then attempt to access that thread: ------- Bluehawk, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons: Your user account may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are...

Yes, I can access posts, and reply to them, IF I go to the forums home page/menu and sort through. However, in THIS case, this thread and post, I WAS able to come directly to it! That's what seems odd to me when I get that non-authorization notice... and is what makes me think I have done or...

I like this new format, and especially the notifications that are sent. For some reason, whenever I respond to a notice of reply to a subscribed thread, I get an announcement that I am not authorized to view the posts. Am I doing something wrong?

I do want to see Valkyrie... after so many decades of viewing WWII films and reading, to miss something like that just seems silly, for whatever may be gleaned from it.

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Skyraider driver duties I got a question for A-1E (specifically) air and ground crews or historians... The A-1E, as I understand it, was a side-by-side 2 seater. I am working on an AFTWS Remembrance profile for Capt. Donald Patch, KIA while aboard tail #52-133880, on 2 Oct 65 in Binh...

This, once again, just proves the value of determined persistence.

It sure sounds like it... although I did come across one obscure reference which stated that early Dragonfly a/c were flown as a single-seater - but have no way of knowing that from experience.