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- Tema iniciado Athos80
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Muy buenas noches de sábado...
Hoy mis ineditas y dificiles pre-SGM y de la SGM...
A mirarlas....
Buffalo
P-47 factory worker Pauline Mauck, Evansville Iowa
Curtiss A-3's from Kelly Fld, Texas 1930
B-24
Keystone LB-7's
China Clipper at Treasure Island, San Francisco Bay 1939
Curtiss Shrikes
Curtiss B-2's over Atlantic City
INEDITA TOTAL!!!
On August 16, 1942, Lt. Ernest D. Cody (who piloted the L-8 on the USS Hornet delivery mission above) and Ens. Charles E. Adams took-off in the L-8 from Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay on a routine anti-submarine patrol.
After about an hour, Cody radioed that they were going to investigate an oil slick. That was the last message heard from the L-8.
Later that day, the blimp was spotted south of San Francisco up against a beachside cliff. The airship became dislodged, drifted inland, and floated down in Daly City.
But no one was aboard the L-8 and the fate of Cody and Adams has never been determined.
Corsair landing
Devastator at Oakland 1938
Hellcat
Northrop BT-1
Dauntless
Boeing Clipper, Treasure Island San Francisco
Curtiss Seagull, Oakland 1940
North American O-47, Oakland 1940
Consolidated Commodore, Alameda, San Francisco 1937
Devastator, Oakland 1938
Devastators, pre-war
Sikorsky S-42, Alameda 1937
Ditto
Vought SB2U Vindicator, Oakland 1939
Wonder what happened to it, here's one (with wings and engines) over Miami in 1934..:)
Corsairs, May 1943
Yes they usually had the name painted on the nose such as 'Caribbean Clipper', "Brazilian Clipper', 'West Indies Clipper', 'Bermuda Clipper' etc like this Sik S-40 at Dinner Key, Miami :-
Seversky P-35 at Mitchel Fld, NY 1939
ditto
Ardennes, Dec 20th 1944
Dauntlesses
Dauntlesses
Corpus Christi Field, Texas 1943
C-47, 1943
P-51
Continuará....
Hoy mis ineditas y dificiles pre-SGM y de la SGM...
A mirarlas....
Buffalo
P-47 factory worker Pauline Mauck, Evansville Iowa
Curtiss A-3's from Kelly Fld, Texas 1930
B-24
Keystone LB-7's
China Clipper at Treasure Island, San Francisco Bay 1939
Curtiss Shrikes
Curtiss B-2's over Atlantic City
INEDITA TOTAL!!!
On August 16, 1942, Lt. Ernest D. Cody (who piloted the L-8 on the USS Hornet delivery mission above) and Ens. Charles E. Adams took-off in the L-8 from Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay on a routine anti-submarine patrol.
After about an hour, Cody radioed that they were going to investigate an oil slick. That was the last message heard from the L-8.
Later that day, the blimp was spotted south of San Francisco up against a beachside cliff. The airship became dislodged, drifted inland, and floated down in Daly City.
But no one was aboard the L-8 and the fate of Cody and Adams has never been determined.
Corsair landing
Devastator at Oakland 1938
Hellcat
Northrop BT-1
Dauntless
Boeing Clipper, Treasure Island San Francisco
Curtiss Seagull, Oakland 1940
North American O-47, Oakland 1940
Consolidated Commodore, Alameda, San Francisco 1937
Devastator, Oakland 1938
Devastators, pre-war
Sikorsky S-42, Alameda 1937
Ditto
Vought SB2U Vindicator, Oakland 1939
Wonder what happened to it, here's one (with wings and engines) over Miami in 1934..:)
Corsairs, May 1943
Yes they usually had the name painted on the nose such as 'Caribbean Clipper', "Brazilian Clipper', 'West Indies Clipper', 'Bermuda Clipper' etc like this Sik S-40 at Dinner Key, Miami :-
Seversky P-35 at Mitchel Fld, NY 1939
ditto
Ardennes, Dec 20th 1944
Dauntlesses
Dauntlesses
Corpus Christi Field, Texas 1943
C-47, 1943
P-51
Continuará....
Me imaginaba que esa era la única que le quedaba al piloto en una situación como esa. Hay un diorama, realizado por modelista que refleja este hecho con una veracidad increible...!!!Miguel
Casi el mismo hecho historico...
La misma forma de salir del piloto de ese infierno...
FerTrucco
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An U.S. Air Force F-105 fighter-bomber is shot down. The pilot ejects and opens his parachute. This photo was taken by North Vietnamese photograper Mai Nam on September 1966 near Vinh Phuc, north of Hanoi. The pilot was taken hostage and held in a Hanoi prison from 1966 to 1973.
Siete años en gayola, en Vietnam... Te la regalo
