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June 10th 16, 06:52 AM
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C-54s and 118s Classics from a bygone era [13/13] - Us Air Force C 118.jpg (1/1)
On 9 Jun 2016 18:52:32 -0700, Miloch
wrote: In article , Jess Lurkin says... Miloch wrote in : Flew as a passenger in the 118 as a kid. Most memorable feature...the constant noise of the four engines! go Warriors 
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June 10th 16, 07:30 AM
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In article , not my real pseudonym
says... Interestingly, the prototype was actually a twin engined design. Seen here in 1981 at Abbotsford. Currently owned and under restoration by the Museum of Flight in Seattle. Bob ^,,^ In the pic with the jet in camo paint, what's the purpose of those hand rails on the vertical stabilizer?...to keep from falling off when standing there? go Warriors
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June 10th 16, 02:44 PM
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C-54s and 118s Classics from a bygone era [13/13] - Us Air Force C 118.jpg (1/1)
Miloch wrote in
: In article , not my real pseudonym says... Interestingly, the prototype was actually a twin engined design. Seen here in 1981 at Abbotsford. Currently owned and under restoration by the Museum of Flight in Seattle. Bob ^,,^ In the pic with the jet in camo paint, what's the purpose of those hand rails on the vertical stabilizer?...to keep from falling off when standing there? VOR/LOC antennas If I am not mistaken.
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June 10th 16, 04:11 PM
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C-54s and 118s Classics from a bygone era [13/13] - Us Air Force C 118.jpg (1/1)
In article , john szalay
says... Miloch wrote in : In article , not my real pseudonym says... Interestingly, the prototype was actually a twin engined design. Seen here in 1981 at Abbotsford. Currently owned and under restoration by the Museum of Flight in Seattle. Bob ^,,^ In the pic with the jet in camo paint, what's the purpose of those hand rails on the vertical stabilizer?...to keep from falling off when standing there? VOR/LOC antennas If I am not mistaken. ....that makes sense! go Warriors
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