Photo taken at Lone Star Flight Museum Galveston TX in 2003.

Rio wrote:
> Photo taken at Lone Star Flight Museum Galveston TX in 2003.

Could you maybe post in one? Six posts for one
pic is a bit much.

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Lynn in StLou > wrote in news:dv_cj.32776$lD6.18642
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> Rio wrote:
>> Photo taken at Lone Star Flight Museum Galveston TX in 2003.
>
> Could you maybe post in one? Six posts for one
> pic is a bit much.
>

Yes I did repost it as one.

Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar firefighting
scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as a trainer in this scheme?

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> Photo taken at Lone Star Flight Museum Galveston TX in 2003.



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"Claus Gustafsen" > wrote in message
.. .
> Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar firefighting
> scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as a trainer in this scheme?

Target tug, perhaps?
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Andrew Chaplin wrote:
> "Claus Gustafsen" > wrote in message
> .. .
>> Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar firefighting
>> scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as a trainer in this scheme?
>
> Target tug, perhaps?

Amazing...half of the multi-part post never showed
on my server and the one part post never showed
either. Could someone please repost it?

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"Lynn in StLou" > wrote in message
...
> Andrew Chaplin wrote:
>> "Claus Gustafsen" > wrote in message
>> .. .
>>> Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar firefighting
>>> scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as a trainer in this
>>> scheme?
>>
>> Target tug, perhaps?
>
> Amazing...half of the multi-part post never showed on my server and the one
> part post never showed either. Could someone please repost it?

You might try clicking on these message IDs:
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Andrew Chaplin wrote:
> "Lynn in StLou" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Andrew Chaplin wrote:
>>> "Claus Gustafsen" > wrote in message
>>> .. .
>>>> Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar firefighting
>>>> scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as a trainer in this
>>>> scheme?
>>> Target tug, perhaps?
>> Amazing...half of the multi-part post never showed on my server and the one
>> part post never showed either. Could someone please repost it?
>
> You might try clicking on these message IDs:
> et
> . net
> . net
> . net

Thanks, but nada. It wanted me to log into the
prodigy news server.

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On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 06:21:41 GMT, Lynn in StLou
> wrote:

>Andrew Chaplin wrote:
>> "Lynn in StLou" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Andrew Chaplin wrote:
>>>> "Claus Gustafsen" > wrote in message
>>>> .. .
>>>>> Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar firefighting
>>>>> scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as a trainer in this
>>>>> scheme?
>>>> Target tug, perhaps?
>>> Amazing...half of the multi-part post never showed on my server and the one
>>> part post never showed either. Could someone please repost it?
>>
>> You might try clicking on these message IDs:
>> et
>> . net
>> . net
>> . net
>
>Thanks, but nada. It wanted me to log into the
>prodigy news server.

Prodigy should have nothing to do with it. Those links should direct
your newsreader to a specific article. In this case where the
original poster posted the files in smaller size.
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Peter Hucker wrote:
> On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 06:21:41 GMT, Lynn in StLou
> > wrote:
>
>> Andrew Chaplin wrote:
>>> "Lynn in StLou" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> Andrew Chaplin wrote:
>>>>> "Claus Gustafsen" > wrote in message
>>>>> .. .
>>>>>> Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar firefighting
>>>>>> scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as a trainer in this
>>>>>> scheme?
>>>>> Target tug, perhaps?
>>>> Amazing...half of the multi-part post never showed on my server and the one
>>>> part post never showed either. Could someone please repost it?
>>> You might try clicking on these message IDs:
>>> et
>>> . net
>>> . net
>>> . net
>> Thanks, but nada. It wanted me to log into the
>> prodigy news server.
>
> Prodigy should have nothing to do with it. Those links should direct
> your newsreader to a specific article. In this case where the
> original poster posted the files in smaller size.

I guess T-bird does not want to work that way. I
used Free Agent to see the pics. A/C probably
represents a unit hack or VIP transport.




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>>>>>> "Claus Gustafsen" > wrote in message
>>>>>> .. .
>>>>>>> Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar
>>>>>>> firefighting scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as
>>>>>>> a trainer in this scheme?
>>>>>> Target tug, perhaps?

Im going back to the museum next month. I'll try and get some info on that
Avenger.

Thanks,

I was courious as I can't recall seing oen so colourfull before.

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"Rio" > skrev i en meddelelse
...
>
>>>>>>> "Claus Gustafsen" > wrote in message
>>>>>>> .. .
>>>>>>>> Any reason for this paintjob? It looks mostly like a postwar
>>>>>>>> firefighting scheme, but has the Stars and Bars. Was it used as
>>>>>>>> a trainer in this scheme?
>>>>>>> Target tug, perhaps?
>
> Im going back to the museum next month. I'll try and get some info on that
> Avenger.
>
>



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