Found this in the Texas Archives
Civilian B-25H - marked Pappy -- used for missionary work
Who is she ??
https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531 ... I%20bomber
Civilian B-25H
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Re: Civilian B-25H
Look at the cowling and the cockpit window - this is an A-26; it's 44-34134/N4973N/N115RG/FAB 5176, now supposed to be at the Museu de Armes e Veiculos Motorizados Antigos in Brazil, although I haven't found any current photos.
Full image from the LeTourneau Museum Archives (misidentified as N493N thanks to a cocked rudder!)
https://museum.letu.edu/archive/files/5 ... 1ec7f2.jpg
Full image from the LeTourneau Museum Archives (misidentified as N493N thanks to a cocked rudder!)
https://museum.letu.edu/archive/files/5 ... 1ec7f2.jpg
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Re: Civilian B-25H
Good eye because at first glance that first photo sure looks like a short nosed B-25H. No question, though. A nice looking civil A-26.
Scott Thompson
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