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  1. jimangle

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    #1 jimangle, Jun 7, 2010
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    Just wanted to post some pics from McGuire's 2008 Air Show. A storm was heading our way, so all the planes were towed/taxi'd over to our 3 bay hangar. I took these pics with a Cell Phone camera so they aren't the best pics, but I think they're pretty cool. We had to push the Memphis Bell about 200ft. That's a heavy som' biotch!

    Enjoy,

    Jim

    Damnit, the mempshi bell pic wouldn't upload. I might be able to get another as they are saved on CD.
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  2. thecarreaper

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    #2 thecarreaper, Jun 7, 2010
    very cool, and thanks for sharing. we are forbidden from taking pics of our aircraft in our hangars.
     
  3. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #3 BMW.SauberF1Team, Jun 7, 2010
    Cool pics. I didn't read the summary at first and was wondering what the heck kind of museum would have a whole fleet of Thunderbirds in a display like that, LOL!
     
  4. TURBOQV

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    #4 TURBOQV, Jun 8, 2010
    nothing classified in those pics........
     
  5. RWatters

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    #5 RWatters, Jun 10, 2010
    There has to be around $500,000,000 in that hangar! Incredible!
     
  6. rob lay

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    #6 rob lay, Jun 10, 2010
    holy cow!
     
  7. thecarreaper

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    #7 thecarreaper, Jun 10, 2010
    I work for Flight Test now, for the company I am employed by.

    EVERYTHING in our hangars "IS" classified !!!

    LOL :cool:
     
  8. sek82089

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    #8 sek82089, Jun 10, 2010
    Cool pictures Sheppard AFB, tech school, has Thunderbirds but I never got to see them fly.

    I just got to Minot AFB as my first duty station and were not allowed any electronics out on the flight line. Believe it or not but I was told that we only use the hangers when we have to use the cranes... so in the winter when it drops to 40 below with wind chill, we are still out there working in the elements.
     
  9. rob lay

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    #9 rob lay, Jun 11, 2010
    I had taken about 50 pics and 5 minutes of video of the Cessna manufacturing line before they told me I couldn't.
     
  10. tazandjan

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    #10 tazandjan, Jun 12, 2010
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    WW-I equivalent. From my original 8x10 photograph. 20-30 different types of US and German WW-I biplanes. A US pilot was killed the next day flying the Fokker D.VII on the right.

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