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Antonov An-2 (lisy0638-143)
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Antonov An-2 (Towing)
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Antonov An-2 (Towing)
Wayne Paul wrote:
Bugger that for a game of soldiers! -- Moving things in still pictures! |
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Antonov An-2 (Towing)
Wayne Paul wrote:
[An-2 w/4 gliders in tow] Wow. What arrangement did they use on the runway? |
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Antonov An-2 (Towing)
"Michael Huber" wrote in message
... Wayne Paul wrote: [An-2 w/4 gliders in tow] Wow. What arrangement did they use on the runway? Michael, I wish I knew the answer to your question. I have never been involved with a multiple-tow. However, I know that towing 2 or 3 gliders at a time are common in Europe. Back in 1965 I was flying a A-3B on a low-level flight in the south of France and had a "near-miss" with a tow plane towing two gliders. Here is another picture. It shows 9 Blanik L-13s being towed at once. Wayne HP-14 "6F" http://www.soaridaho.com/Schreder |
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