Here is a trio of 419 Squadron aircraft at CFB Cold Lake, 1984. I'm always impressed by fresh silver laquer. http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b360/tomhvt/AIRCRAFT/CAF/TYPES/CF5/CF5B_116839.jpg http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b360/tomhvt/AIRCRAFT/CAF/TYPES/CF5/CF5B116832A.jpg http://i23.photobucke...
Considering the success of this aircraft family, this is a worthy topic Lear 25 at Schenectady, NY http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b360/tomhvt/AIRCRAFT/EXECUTIVE/LEAR/Lear25DN444WW.jpg Lear 31 at Laconia, NH http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b360/tomhvt/AIRCRAFT/EXECUTIVE/LEAR/Lear31AN500WR.jpg Le...
Glad you like the photos. Whales were pretty unusual for me, and I was delighted to see them on rare occasions. I think the one in the photo above was waiting to be demilitarized before becoming part of the New England Air Museum. I never understood why the Air Force's B-66 had the unusual J-71 powe...
Wonderful images, Peter. I always thought the Britannia was a high mark in airliner design for that era. Just look at the size of the engine nacelles on it! The whispering giant, I think they called her. Living on this side of the pond I only saw one or two of them. Thanks for sharing these great sh...
Jeffrey, Nice look at a vintage cockpit. I don't see a digital display anywhere in the photo! (I do see one digital readout device-perhaps a clock or elapsed time indicator), but it appears to be a mechanical-electrical type, not an electronic display. Rob, Wonderful images from your collection once...