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October, 2007 Issue
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We don’t want to forget other museum aircraft that flew over the Labor Day weekend. In
the top photo is an AT-6D Texan (49-3829, N27409) ‘Double Trouble’. The other two
photos are of aircraft that have appeared in our magazine before. In the middle is a P-40M
Warhawk (43-5795, NX1232N) ‘The Jacky C’, while the bottom photo depicts the RB-25
(40-2168 later redesignated 62-2867, NL2825B) ‘Miss Hap’. We have erroneously
reported this aircraft as the third Mitchell built, but it was actually the fourth. Our apologies.
Seems like we can’t count sometimes. Let’s see, 40-2165 was the first, so, yep, 40-2168
would be the fourth. Duh!
the top photo is an AT-6D Texan (49-3829, N27409) ‘Double Trouble’. The other two
photos are of aircraft that have appeared in our magazine before. In the middle is a P-40M
Warhawk (43-5795, NX1232N) ‘The Jacky C’, while the bottom photo depicts the RB-25
(40-2168 later redesignated 62-2867, NL2825B) ‘Miss Hap’. We have erroneously
reported this aircraft as the third Mitchell built, but it was actually the fourth. Our apologies.
Seems like we can’t count sometimes. Let’s see, 40-2165 was the first, so, yep, 40-2168
would be the fourth. Duh!
Many of the spectators at Oceana came to see Dueling Sabres, but instead saw a Canadair
F-86E Mk.6 (1461 marked as 55-71461, N186FS) Sabre piloted by Ed Shipley and a P-
51D Mustang ‘Excalibur’ (45-11540, NL151W) flown by Dale ‘Snort’ Snodgrass. We
liked it so much we gave the dynamic due two pages in this issue. Photo on page 55 by
Horace Sagnor.
F-86E Mk.6 (1461 marked as 55-71461, N186FS) Sabre piloted by Ed Shipley and a P-
51D Mustang ‘Excalibur’ (45-11540, NL151W) flown by Dale ‘Snort’ Snodgrass. We
liked it so much we gave the dynamic due two pages in this issue. Photo on page 55 by
Horace Sagnor.
Our October, 2007 Issue Featuring Photo
Spreads and Reviews of:
Plus, Our Regular Departments:
Spreads and Reviews of:
- American Airpower Museum Flight of
Aces Weekend, Farmingdale, NY. - Historical look at Republic Aviation.
- AMC Museum Update, Dover AFB, DE.
- Tribute to a great pilot, Dave Burdine.
- NAS Oceana Air Show, VA.
Plus, Our Regular Departments:
- Looking Ahead
- Along the Way - F-14 Tomcat (156817)
at VFW Post 7293, Whitehall, PA
Back issues of Airshow Traveler are available in both printed and
electronic versions. We deliver the printed magazine in sealed
plastic so it does not get wet in route to your mailbox. Please allow
4-8 days for delivery. Prices shown below do not include shipping.
The electronic version is emailed as a pdf file in four parts to your
inbox within 24 hours.
electronic versions. We deliver the printed magazine in sealed
plastic so it does not get wet in route to your mailbox. Please allow
4-8 days for delivery. Prices shown below do not include shipping.
The electronic version is emailed as a pdf file in four parts to your
inbox within 24 hours.
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