GregP
Major
Thanks for the thanks, Peter Gunn, but I'm FAR from the only guy in here with regular access to / work on warbirds. JoeB is one of our moderators and he's been "in the business" most of his working life and crews on race teams at Reno. Drgondog has flown P-51s himself, and his father was a P-51 Ace in the 8th Air Force, 355th Fighter Group in the ETO. He wrote two books on the 355th and I just got them ... I HAVE to recommend them if you are interested in the 355th fighter group or the 8th Air Force in general. WELL DONE Bill Marshall.
Our main moderator, DerAdlerIstGelandet has been in the business a long time. Biff was an F-15 Eagle driver in a very recent life and is probably more up to date on modern combat jets than anyone else in here, in addition to having been a USAF tour guide for a former Miss America (great pics, Biff!). And the list goes on ...
We have members in Europe that have been around the block a time or two on the subject of warbirds, too. We have one member in Japan closely involved with rebuilding a Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero. We have guys from Finnland, Italy, Poland, Russia, South America (several countries). This really is a meeting place for WWII (and other timeframes) aviation enthusiasts.
So, welcome aboard and come on out, I'll show you around the Planes of Fame anytime. Of course, that goes for anyone in here. Welcome one and all.
I could use a good slap, ask anyone in here ...
Our main moderator, DerAdlerIstGelandet has been in the business a long time. Biff was an F-15 Eagle driver in a very recent life and is probably more up to date on modern combat jets than anyone else in here, in addition to having been a USAF tour guide for a former Miss America (great pics, Biff!). And the list goes on ...
We have members in Europe that have been around the block a time or two on the subject of warbirds, too. We have one member in Japan closely involved with rebuilding a Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero. We have guys from Finnland, Italy, Poland, Russia, South America (several countries). This really is a meeting place for WWII (and other timeframes) aviation enthusiasts.
So, welcome aboard and come on out, I'll show you around the Planes of Fame anytime. Of course, that goes for anyone in here. Welcome one and all.
I could use a good slap, ask anyone in here ...
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