After weeks of bad weather and cancelled practices/low practices/partial practices and the like, today the Blues were able to fly a high practice session. The two seater was in the number four position. Here's the opposing solo crossing right after the sneak pass.

Would have been nice if there had actually been a useful pcture attached. Regards, Herman "Bert-Jan" schreef in bericht ... Our Team breaking the clouds above Arnhem, The Netherlands at 6500ft last sunday.

A few photo's from the 28th September. -- Andrew "Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible." (Lord Kelvin, president, Royal Society, 1895.)

This is a photo of some sort of aircraft engine that is displayed at the Omniplex in Oklahoma City the caption beside the engine says they have no idea what it is or where it came from other than it is a rotary design. Anybody have any ideas? --

Pilots are getting younger and younger.... ;-) He couldn't be more than 14 months old.

I have come across a bit of a mystery that I am hoping that someone could help solve. I am including a picture of a B-24 that has an odd (partial Yagi) antenna just below the flight deck that I cannot ID. I have seen them on the occasional B-24, only, serving in both the ETO and the Pacific. Only...

Hello all… I'm using a mac with a newsreader call UNISON. I'm trying to upload images without the program converting it to a yEnc file.. can't figure it out.. any ideas? Thanks Glen in Orlando

This was at Paso Robles, CA and appears to be some sort of project, with work in progress. Does anybody have any idea of ID. The only reg. marking I could find was this: N45853 -- Regards,