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Old September 20th 07, 09:18 PM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
John Szalay
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Default BUNO of Corsair damaged in Alabama museum - File 1 of 3 - 061205-F-0000G-022.jpg (0/2)

"Jim Morris" wrote in
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"John Szalay" wrote in message
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"Tom Callahan" wrote in
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This is the "true" Bureau Number of the aircraft brought back to
Pensacola after it was damaged in Hurricane Katrina.


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You know,
I wish when they put these on display, they would LEAVE the real
numbers on them..
there are two B-17s with the Memphis Belle IDs.

back to the F-4U
according to Joe baugher's database..(and other sources)

Thats a DISPLAY or tribute number...

"129359 on display at Mobile, AL Airpark, but this is really 133704
marked as 129359".


John, I like airplanes in all shapes and sizes. I like knowing the
histories behind them. But, man, you actually keep track of them. I
can't imagine the time you put in. What kind of job do you have? Are
you employed in the aviation field ?
vr,
jm


I CANNOT take credit for work that others have done, Joe Baugher
is the one whom I consider has the best job of tracking serials
I have added to his information, but I use his database as the master
reference. and send to him what ever I can verify.

I'm retired after 36 years in engineering prototype work.
also Ex-military, (Pathfinder with many hours in the air.)

right now I'm trying to find as much information I can about this airplane.
from what I have found, this plane when it crashed killed
my fathers best buddy. Dec 7 1941
Pvt Edward Sullivan