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Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-09-2010 No prob, just tryin to keep everyone on the same page. Guessing that the F4U and the F-18 did a formation flyby. The navy has copied the USAF Heritage flight program. As a old USN type I love seeing the blending of old & new aircraft in the same formation. Really cool way to show how far we have progressed. Also, I think that the F4U is a -5 model which would be one of the later versions produced. The radar on the wing never would have happened during WW2. Great photos [quote name='Srresquire' date='09 January 2010 - 08:38 PM' timestamp='1263086293' post='357383'] oops!!! ya caught me <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> [/quote] Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-10-2010 [quote name='s3onewire' date='09 January 2010 - 09:17 PM' timestamp='1263088657' post='357406'] The radar on the wing never would have happened during WW2. Great photos [/quote] Don't remember the version, but the USN had a nightfighter version of the Hellcat that had radar under the wing. It wasn't as streamlined as shown on this Corsair though. I don't get much near me other than airliners, lucky enough to live very close to Toronto airport (Lester B. Pearson Intl/YYZ) so I get a ton of variety though. Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-10-2010 Found a little info on this series of night fighter Corsairs. Here's the link from the manufacturers website. Looks like production on this series of Corsairs started about 1946. http://www.voughtaircraft.com/heritage/products/html/f4u-5.html [quote name='jalarner' date='10 January 2010 - 03:38 AM' timestamp='1263111532' post='357462'] Don't remember the version, but the USN had a nightfighter version of the Hellcat that had radar under the wing. It wasn't as streamlined as shown on this Corsair though. I don't get much near me other than airliners, lucky enough to live very close to Toronto airport (Lester B. Pearson Intl/YYZ) so I get a ton of variety though. [/quote] Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-13-2010 here's a coupla shots of a sea Harrier that is privately owned and operated...imagine the cost!!!! Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-13-2010 very cool to watch the hover Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-13-2010 Great photos of the SHAR. Yeah I would imagine that he has a substantial checkbook to begin with (this is the only civil harrier in the US). Two retired Marines fly it, bot with several thousand hours of flight hour experience. Also, airshows that they perform at cover the fuel costs and pay them to show up. Still extremely costly though. Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-14-2010 [quote name='jalarner' date='09 January 2010 - 06:28 PM' timestamp='1263078495' post='357356'] Actually that is a Korea-era version LOL!! Excellent shot otherwise! "The US roundel added a pair of white bars during World War II, becoming the famous "Stars and Bars" insignia; a red bar bisecting the white was added in 1947 when the United States Air Force became a separate service." Not sure what version of Corsair, but you might be able to find it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F4U_Corsair [/quote] There's a guy who has one of these in full USN markings and he keeps it at Skyhaven Airport here in Rochester, NH. In the summer time you see it on the tarmac every so often, but you DEFINITLY know when it's flying. Those old piston motors have a very distinct sound and to hear that rumble and look out and see it clearing the treetops is amazing. Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - yelrowekim - 01-17-2010 Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-25-2010 what would an airshow be without a wingwalker?? Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-25-2010 the Aerostars and the Russian Yaks Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-30-2010 In flight photo of a T-34B Mentor and a SF.260 Marchetti taken from the back seat of another T-34B over the ocean around St Augustine, Fl 26Dec09 Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-30-2010 Ya just can't beat a good air to air shot Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 01-30-2010 Yeah one heck of a good time in addition to some good photos.... Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - ffemtwakeman - 02-12-2010 Caught this refueler today flying over Portsmouth Harbor. Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 02-13-2010 Great shot of the 135 Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - karl4700 - 02-16-2010 Here are 2 planes from the Punta Cana Airport in Feb/2010 Canjet Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - karl4700 - 02-16-2010 USA3000 Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 02-16-2010 Ironic that USA 3000 flies Airbus A320's. Way to support American aviation fellas... Had never heard of this airline before [quote name='karl4700' date='16 February 2010 - 12:51 AM' timestamp='1266298294' post='364381'] USA3000 [/quote] Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - brownphoto - 02-18-2010 I was coming out of my local basketball game the other night, and saw this Alaska Air plane coming through the deck, presumably heading for Logan International in Boston. I did not look at the screen for this, and when I got home, I realized I shot it on the WRONG white balance - but I like the effect. Aviation Photos - Post your "AirPics" here! - Guest - 02-18-2010 A little fun I had recently......you guys can guess where <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/drarff.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> |