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Old August 1st 06, 12:09 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt,rec.aviation.piloting
Kyle Boatright
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Default Get Rid Of Warbirds At Oshkosh


"Scott" wrote in message
.. .
And just out of curiosity, were there any ground marshallers along the
taxiway to help keep traffic from getting too close and keeping an eye on
things? We all know forward visibility is very poor on most warbirds and
it seems like they should have an escort from a guy on a scooter to be a
set of "remote eyes". Just a thought.

Scott



I don't know. We waited about 20 minutes in the departure line and there
were no prop warbirds or escorts in front of us. There were people at each
intersection. There were a couple of warbirds (a B-25 comes to mind) behind
us, but I didn't notice if they had escorts or not.

KB


 




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