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spanky
Well-known member
Photo taken yesterday showing one of the Thunderbirds' flyby's after the Air Force Academy's graduation ceremony.
No, I haven't even got to my first annual yet, but by the time I do, they have been through the plane enough, the IA should just sign my logs and give it to me for free.
fritzthecat
New member
Hey, that's my airplane. 164996. Now at VR-55 in Pt.Mugu.One of my favorite aviation experiences!
Fritz
C-130T TYCOM
I flew that airplane from 94-97 while in VR53 stationed at NAF Washington. Here's another pic of it:
JimVonBaden
Kool Aid!
I have about 50 hours in the back seat of these in the 80s.
Punkinhead
Well-known member
OK, a boring video but it's the new owner leaving with my wife's 150. I like the wing wag he gave us. It's been her baby for the past 12 years but we don't fly it enough to justify owning two planes. We're keeping the hangar so the various motorcycles, the SxS, my truck, and a couple trailers will move out of my Cub hangar into our now empty one.
Cool, it is polyfiber covered.
T-28. The story about my flight is here: https://advbikes.com/threads/200-mph-and-upside-down-on-a-scooter-ride.1431/
I was surprised when he offered to let my fly some aileron rolls. It's been a long time since I did one and the T-28 is a totally unfamiliar airplane. I was happey with the way it turned out. When I got up that morning going flying was the last thing I expected to be doing that day.I'm surprised he didn't let you fly front seat when you told him you were a Navy pilot.
