Mondariz – I thought I might send an e-mail too until I saw this on their homepage:

“Beginning June 2004, the ASC History Office will no longer actively manage this public web page. The information and photographs provided here remain available for use by researchers, but we regret that we will be unable to respond to requests for further information.”

Roger Smith.

Glad the occupants ok.
The word “crash” does make a ‘good’ headline doesn’t it!
I would speculate a forced landing that ended in the aircraft tipping onto it’s nose. Journalists – don’t ya love ’em.

Roger Smith.

similarly, I think the Banshee a good looking aeroplane but know little more than the basics about it.

Great pity there isn’t one or two of the early USNavy carrier-bourne jet types on display in the UK.

Roger Smith.

Very nice – a lot more attractive than the Zlins we are familiar with.

Hope you are able to keep us informed of it’s progress.

Roger Smith.

….. but we also had to strip all existing interior parts from ’95 and dump them……

Looks very vice and well cared for. The interior shots show a lot inside – is it conplete?

Roger Smith.

To load the main site – a few seconds.
Tried to get the Sgt. Johnston story to play but not sure if I was doing it right :confused:

Roger Smith.

Contact Will Jarman at http://www.classicflight.com
he is the PR guy at the flight and should be able to produce something suitable

LL – I don’t think Will works for Classic Flight anymore – although I believe he continues as a volunteer.

Roger Smith.