Thanks for the generic reply. Wouldn't that be the same as: Two crewmen are crashed in a remote spot. One says "how are they going to rescue us?"
Second one replies. "In a method approved by the commander"! LOL
I think i understand that this is when an aircraft was being inspected to determine it's further airworthiness. This was the term. When an AC failed the survey and was to be stricken off or what ever. What happened to it. I speak in regards to aircraft of The 6th AirForce in the Canal Zone...
I have made contact with a person that has found a Drone crash that is very complete for a crash site. Found near Cape Cod i think. What museum would want it?
I have read that they had some before they disbanded the miltary. Any info on the disposition of these aircraft or crashes will be appreciated. thanks in advance.
Follow the Alaska daily news and you will read about a company and a person getting prosecuted for having two rocket launchers that fit L-39 jets.
They also own some L-39's. The rocket launchers have been in country for 15 yrs and supposedly do not contain the electronics inside to make them...
I read years ago that the last aircraft in the European theater to shoot down an aircraft was an L-4 Spotter ac called MISS ME. They supposedly shot down a Fiesler Storch with a .45. Does anyone know the story and the deposition of that L-4?
Left over from the cold war are four F-102 Alert hangers at the old Richards Gebaur Airbase in south Kansas City Mo. These hangers are owned by the Kansas City Aviation Dept. The airport is history and most likelt these will be scrapped eventually. All metal and look like they could be...
The R2800 CB-16 is the engine the Warbird people use for the most part. Most hp from a naturally aspirated(carburated) engine. i can get you one or how many do you need?LOL