Recent content by Marauderman26

RedToo, did you ever get anyone to respond to your request for info (especially blue prints) for the Albion AM463? I'm a huge fan of the vehicle and have only found a basic manual. Marauderman

Dont think this is a B-18, North American XB-21.

The truck in the lower right with the 109 fuselage. Has this been identified? Looks like a Albion or Morris to me.

Olas, Did you ever discover the s/n of Cobbers "Paddy III" I did find this ( Incident Hawker Hurricane Mk 1 P2543, 26 Mar 1940 ) but its still not clear as its thought "Paddy II was an early L prefix Hurricane. Very interested in what you might have discovered.

Smokey Stover, Great picture, do you know the title of the upcoming book and who might be publishing it? The Hurri is a passion for me and Im most interested. Marauderman26

Crimea_River, We have Hurricane MK IIC LF 686 and are always trying to make her as complete as possible. To that end we are trying to make her stencils accurate and one issue is the correct Air ministry makings for the fuselage fuel tank. We've seen many examples for the MK I but not for the MK...

The National Air and Space Museum is embarking on the preservation of one of its signature artifacts, the Martin B-26B-25-MA Marauder Flak-Bait. The Project Team is reaching out to individuals and groups who may have personal stories, photographs, records, and artifacts that would further...

The National Air and Space Museum is embarking on the preservation of one of its signature artifacts, the Martin B-26B-25-MA Marauder Flak-Bait. The Project Team is reaching out to individuals and groups that may have personal stories, photographs, records, and artifacts that would further...

Marvelous pictures of the MARS CCHEESE! Here's one of my favorite flying boat pictures..

SIKORSKY JRS-1

Vangelis

Found this on the subject, interesting thread: The P-38K

Ron, Have you thought of doing a Sikorsky S-43/ JRS-1? An Inter-Islands Airways S-43 in Hawaii similar to the B-314 would be excellent or how about the JRS-1 aboard USS Yorktown (being loaded?) or on the ramp December 7, 1941. See...

VJ-1 aboard CV-5 USS Yorktown, NAS North Island June 1940. The Smithsonians example BuNo #1063 (sole surviving) is amidships, 4th JRS-1 from the bow. San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive JRS-1 #1063 in front of Hanger #37 (current Pacific Aviation...

For more try this site: PEARL HARBOR HISTORY ASSOCIATES, INC. Excellent.