Girls and Aircraft - Volume II

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In one of my old magazines (Jet+Prop, 5/1991) I found this photo:
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This is the a/c:
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But no further photos of the ladies....;):rolleyes:
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The USAF used them to replace Howard DGA-15's for search & rescue work in Alaska.

Yes, they did. Somewhere I have a article about an LC-126 sinking in a remote area due to a hole in a float, and being repaired with a piece of walrus hide or some such.

Uh, do those girls think they are going to use it for water skiing? They sure ain't dressed for snow!
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Yes, they did. Somewhere I have a article about an LC-126 sinking in a remote area due to a hole in a float, and being repaired with a piece of walrus hide or some such.

Uh, do those girls think they are going to use it for water skiing? They sure ain't dressed for snow!
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The photo was taken at the Orlando Aviation Country Club. Cessna did a photo shoot there with their new 140 & 195 models. Ty Sundstrom, the guy who restored the AF Museum LC-126, said it had really been beat to hell and patched up.
 
They wrecked a beautiful Cessna 195 on our airport several years back. A highly talented and very experienced pilot I know said he had flown it and it nearly got away from him.
 
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