Aircraft Identification Thread III

[BlackWolf3945]

The tail in the forground is that of an F-101B Voodoo, the other is an A-26 Invader. (B-26 after WWII)

That photo shows the Strategic Air and Space Museum near Omaha, Nebraska. You can see a full photo of the Voodoo here...

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/283706/L/


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[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

The one in the back is a A-26 Invader. You can tell by the tail section and the black radio antenna on the tail boom.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

I had just found the F-101 in one of my books when you posted that, damn you, you stole my thunder!

 

[KraziKanuK]

I had just found the F-101 in one of my books when you posted that, damn you, you stole my thunder!

You could tell us what squadron it is from, to get a little bit of your thunder back.

 

[BlackWolf3945]

49th FIS, based at Griffis AFB, although I'm not sure if the Voodoos carried that rudder flash or not.


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[KraziKanuK]

49th FIS, based at Griffis AFB, although I'm not sure if the Voodoos carried that rudder flash or not.


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BW,

You stole some more thunder from Adler.

 

[WWII A/C Freak]

Hey All: Just found the site, and really enjoy the oddball pix and the witty repartee! Gonna be monitoring frequently, and hope to see some weird/oddball/unique stuff!!

Jim K.

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

oh trust us, you will do........

and cheers guys...........

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

49th FIS, based at Griffis AFB, although I'm not sure if the Voodoos carried that rudder flash or not.


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BW,

You stole some more thunder from Adler.

Ahh I am slowly being killed!

 

[Grampa]

Ok try to guess this type. note 3 of them have bbe used in ww2 combat

 

[evangilder]

Jaktfalken II, a J6A to be exact.

 

[Grampa]

AW man that whas a quick shotdown for me. you do it quick. ok then heres a challenger.

and its a tricky one and I whant an exaktly answer of what this is.

One of the strange thing is that this one dosent have a american engine.

 

[BlackWolf3945]

'Tis a 'Humu', a Finnish-built copy of the Buffalo and one of only three built by Patria Aviation, although there were others under construction. It was powered by a Russian copy of a Wright Cyclone and had plywood wings.

This is the sole survivor and is displayed at the Museum in Tikkakoski. (spelling?)


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[plan_D]

A-freakin'-mazing.

 

[Grampa]

aw man jeez I hoped that one should give a least a week long discussion
Ok next question
What plane got the nickname as the "flying farmdor"?

 

[evangilder]

Nice job, BW! You beat me to that one.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Dont know got me.

 

[Wildcat]

Wouldn't have a clue.

 

[cheddar cheese]

Is it the Noorduyn Norseman?

 

[BlackWolf3945]

What plane got the nickname as the "flying farmdor"?

'flying farmdor' or 'flying farmer'?


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