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A few things I have been working on

Thank you.
15 of the Vietnam Era choppers are at the Iowa Aviation Museum in Greenfield Iowa.
They have been there for a few years (5).
I need to see about getting them home soon.
Frank
:choppa
 
UH-60A (Late), UH-72 Lakota

I changed the heading of this thread.
UH-60A ESSS Mount Fairing
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UH-60A HIRSS
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UH-60A Fuselage modifications
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Two weeks of uninterrupted bench time coming up.
Then a new floor being put down in the build room and display room.
Frank
:choppa
 
Bob,
Thank you for the new radar site.
Updating my excel spreadsheet is much easier now with only Military aircraft in view.
Already found two more C-5M's for the list.
Frank
 
Frank there's something that flies over most every day, something heavy. I've never seen it, when I hear it I try to check the radars to see what it is, nadda. My best find was one day coming home from work i see this strange looking aircraft with a blue tail, very long. Then she banked and I could see the wing shape. It's a C130? Saw it several times, got home and fired up the Flight Radar and sure nuff, I could see it running patterns over our local airport. It had come out of Donaldson Center where Lockheed has a facility. Turned out it was a
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LM-100J

Lockheed Martin’s LM-100J (Model 382J) is a derivative of a C-130J-30 Super Hercules, which is currently the airlifter of choice with 16 nations throughout the world.
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According to what I saw it was just built in the last year. Man it was slick.
Sorry for the hijack
 
have been really digging the Cobra, my favorite egg beater!

The edge of my property is beside the last turn for the short run into our very small airport. I too have seen this aircraft, and several times here lately a pair of Sea Stallions fly over very near dusk. Always same time, and always a pair
 
Bob,
We are discussing airplanes.
My favorite topic.
My brother-in-law text me yesterday saying the the B-2 was flying over Springfield, Mo.
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Got on the new radar site, sure enough I found the B-2 flying over Springfield.
It showed up as a n/a for all information, by you could see its track.
Frank
 
Hey Frank, you are a stones throw from Letterman!
One time I was outside in Tulsa and heard an odd sounding aircraft overhead and it was a B-2. It was so neat to see it in the air.
 
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