B-17 and B-25 News updated
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B-17 and B-25 News updated
Posted this a.m. for your perusal:
http://www.aerovintage.com/b17news.htm
http://www.aerovintage.com/b25news.htm
Updated, finally, B-25 Locator page:
http://www.aerovintage.com/b25loc.htm
Coming, not there yet, a bunch of pages on the making of Catch-22 and its associated flotsam.
Sampler:
http://www.aerovintage.com/b17news.htm
http://www.aerovintage.com/b25news.htm
Updated, finally, B-25 Locator page:
http://www.aerovintage.com/b25loc.htm
Coming, not there yet, a bunch of pages on the making of Catch-22 and its associated flotsam.
Sampler:
Scott Thompson
Aero Vintage Books
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bluethunder28 and all, I do appreciate the comments. I usually get little feedback on the updates so I have to wonder if more than a few people read them. Don't mind doing it for a few loyalists, but it does take a bit of time so I may need to rethink how much time I spend on it. I probably spent a good 30 hours on the Catch-22 addition I'm adding shortly, but that's a one time shot, for the most part. Once it's up, its just a maintenance item once in a while. Thus, I do appreciate the feedback, good, bad, or indifferent.
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Well, I finally signed up a little while ago.
Scott, when I emailed those photos from Amarillo to you I thought I sent along the serial number of #79, Moonbeam McSwine. I'm pretty certain that it is 38-268. Sorry about not sending along the info.
More later,
Scott
Scott, when I emailed those photos from Amarillo to you I thought I sent along the serial number of #79, Moonbeam McSwine. I'm pretty certain that it is 38-268. Sorry about not sending along the info.
More later,
Scott
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Yes, welcome Scott. You'll love it here.
By the way, in your recent travels did you come across anything that might identify the B-17 Amarillo Avenger? In his April 2009 B-17 Update Scott T. posted a clipping about it from the November 1943 issue of The American Pilot. The nose windows seem to identify it as an early Boeing or maybe Douglas B-17F.
By the way, in your recent travels did you come across anything that might identify the B-17 Amarillo Avenger? In his April 2009 B-17 Update Scott T. posted a clipping about it from the November 1943 issue of The American Pilot. The nose windows seem to identify it as an early Boeing or maybe Douglas B-17F.
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