The more we learn, the more we realize how little we know.
This is an investigation to pay close attention to.
Possibility it was struck by the still rotating blades as the MRGB/rotor system departed the airframe.
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Random Griz Aviation Musings
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This is an investigation to pay close attention to.
I didn't watch the whole video but skipped around through it. It's like meeting up with an old friend who is a little older than you. You don't have that much in common anymore, but you remember the good (and "good") times.
It's also crazy that she's sitting there surrounded by a MiG and a F-117.
Fun fact...the person listed as "XO" on that aircraft gave me my first NATOPS check in the Bravo.
It's also crazy that she's sitting there surrounded by a MiG and a F-117.
Fun fact...the person listed as "XO" on that aircraft gave me my first NATOPS check in the Bravo.
Legacy Hornet gets VIP treatment from NNAM via C-5 to Alameda for installation on USS Hornet Museum...
(wondering who foot the transport bill?)
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(wondering who foot the transport bill?)
Air Force's Largest Cargo Plane arrives at NAS Pensacola for Historic Pickup
ESCAMBIA COUNTY--- A U.S Air Force C5 Galaxy landed at NAS Pensacola on Friday afternoon. The C5 is from the 312th Airlift Squadron out of Travis Air Force Base
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Probably a write off for training purposes.Legacy Hornet gets VIP treatment from NNAM via C-5 to Alameda for installation on USS Hornet Museum...
(wondering who foot the transport bill?)
Air Force's Largest Cargo Plane arrives at NAS Pensacola for Historic Pickup
ESCAMBIA COUNTY--- A U.S Air Force C5 Galaxy landed at NAS Pensacola on Friday afternoon. The C5 is from the 312th Airlift Squadron out of Travis Air Force Base
Some -105 love for @ChuckMK23. I’ve only flown in the back of the -105 but it seems like a great machine to fly. That said, I’ll bet those two engines are thirsty!
Tremendously fun helo to fly - sports car. Pretty tight for fit my 6'4" frame. 2 x 250C20B motors (a la TH-57). About 40-50 gallons per hour. Torque limited. No SAS. You flew it with the trim switch/cookie hat.
Question for the team.
About 14 years ago a SB2C Hell Diver was pulled out of a reservoir near San Diego. The recovery was funded by some wealthy old naval aviator on the condition that it went to the Naval Aviation Museum at Pensacola. At the time it was intended for restoration. Does anyone know the status?
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About 14 years ago a SB2C Hell Diver was pulled out of a reservoir near San Diego. The recovery was funded by some wealthy old naval aviator on the condition that it went to the Naval Aviation Museum at Pensacola. At the time it was intended for restoration. Does anyone know the status?
World War II Helldiver plane lifted from reservoir
Archives:Recovery site photo gallery Family members tour World War II Helldiver’s crash and recovery site (8/17/10)WWII plane’s number doesn’t match records (7/31/09)Pilot’s…
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It’s on loan to the Midway Museum for restoration, then display. It was stored outside at the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola for 14 years, and is in pretty rough shape. They said it may take 5-10 more years to restore.Question for the team.
About 14 years ago a SB2C Hell Diver was pulled out of a reservoir near San Diego. The recovery was funded by some wealthy old naval aviator on the condition that it went to the Naval Aviation Museum at Pensacola. At the time it was intended for restoration. Does anyone know the status?
World War II Helldiver plane lifted from reservoir
Archives:Recovery site photo gallery Family members tour World War II Helldiver’s crash and recovery site (8/17/10)WWII plane’s number doesn’t match records (7/31/09)Pilot’s…
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Thanks. That looks like a lot of work!
Looks like someone left the liberty-mobile behind when they abandoned ship!
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Mysterious vehicle found in sunken WWII aircraft carrier
A US aircraft carrier from World War II, which sunk to the bottom of the Pacific over 80 years ago, is now at the center of an automotive mystery.
The 1940-41 Ford Super Deluxe 'Woody' Wagon probably belonged to the CV Commanding Officer (Captain Elliott Buckmaster)... Captain's Gig?Looks like someone left the liberty-mobile behind when they abandoned ship!
Mysterious vehicle found in sunken WWII aircraft carrier
A US aircraft carrier from World War II, which sunk to the bottom of the Pacific over 80 years ago, is now at the center of an automotive mystery.
...or Admiral's Barge:
I’d love to have been listening in on that insurance claim call to USAA!The 1940-41 Ford Super Deluxe 'Woody' Wagon probably belonged to the CV Commanding Officer (Captain Elliott Buckmaster)... Captain's Gig?