First images I got the starboard wheel housing was still closing. Like having a freight train very slowly flying over the house. This aircraft was on static display during the Blue Angel Homecoming Airshow.

Captured on Google earth.

This is another mystery picture from White Sands. It looks like some kind of launcher. Clues are welcome at http://www.wsmr-history.org/Unknown.htm --Bill Thompson

Hi at All, could You identify this Italian plane ? The Photo is taken in Africa in the 1936. Thanx at All -- Davide "Mr. Clark" Botta mIRC nickname: JohnClark - ICQ: 205310400 - Skype: Shaka1976 http://www.icsm.it : portale di storia militare

In article , (the Legend of LAX) wrote: begin 644 IMG_7455.jpg end Just came across this and really like it, especially the repeating pattern of the "FedEx" logos. Kinda makes it all arty. Which I like.

This picture is from White Sands; the missile was launched there, but nobody at their museum knows anything about the missile. Anyone with a clue is asked to contact them at http://www.wsmr-history.org/Unknown.htm --Bill Thompson

This is another White Sands mystery rocket. It looks vaguely like an ASROC, but there's no record of ASROC tests at White Sands. Answers are welcome at http://www.wsmr-history.org/Unknown.htm --Bill Thompson

If you are a happy new owner of the Yak-52, I proud to present an old Soviet flight traning video. http://rapidshare.com/files/3295150/Yak_52.part1.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/3300942/Yak_52.part2.rar.html File size is about 130 Mb. Language - Russian. Happy watching and feel free to...

This is another unknown picture from White Sands; it looks like it might be some sort of cannon shot--a rocket-assisted projectile, perhaps? http://www.wsmr-history.org/Unknown.htm --Bill Thompson

What does the word "propel" mean to you? On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 13:42:58 -0000, Bob wrote: Well what do you expect from an american dictionary. "jg" wrote in message ... American Heritage...