Damn, I only have 4 million
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Full that sucker with Beer, charge $10.00 a cup, pays for itself.
Well, it doesn't hurt to dream does it?
I fought a forest fire in the '80s that involved one pass with the Mars. Very very impressive to say the least
To load the water, it would "skim" a body of water with it's scoop extended and as the water was gathered, it would mix with the phoscheck.
And many of the Catch 22 B-25 were fire bombersThe Mars used modified fuel cells to carry 7,000 gallons of retardant. To load the water, it would "skim" a body of water with it's scoop extended and as the water was gathered, it would mix with the phoscheck.
Here in Northern California, there used to be WWII aircraft converted to fire-bombers:
B-17s, TBFs and most recently (now retired), the PV Neptune.
Don't recall seeing B-25 water bombers up here, but the post-war S-2 Tracker is still active with CDF.And many of the Catch 22 B-25 were fire bombers
In terms of wingspan, I think the new champion is the Stratolaunch's 'Roc'. She just completed her third test flight on the 16th of this month.Actually, by wing span, the H-4 is still the world's biggest. Some of the modern Antonovs are longer and have less wingspan, but in aviation the wingspan was generally the measure.