Personally, I like the Google Maps view of Sarasota Int Airport, (Florida) two AC on the main runway playing chicken! Indeed multiple shots “stitched” together. For a while, they had a 737 coming out of St Petersburg/Clearwater on top a ghost of another 737, looked really odd, but they have updated that pass.

Saw it listed as “Pilot Error” and it was during a snowstorm, owned by a Jerry Dwyer, don’t know much else, will keep looking

Very cool, any pics? A good site? A rare, nearly lost type. How about a kingfisher to go with her!

If you need ANY information about aviation prints new or old, check out this web site, I’m sure someone there will know
EHangar.com

It IS the correct spelling for USAF usage. Just don’t try to use the box around a Spitfire, it will get confused and fly upside down!;)

Armor, Armour….It does make a difference. I lost a grade on a major paper I did in school, “Arms and Armour of Medieval Europe” and the bloody minded “English” teacher marked me down a full grade for “misspelling” armor every time. My argument was that it was a piece about European history and used it’s spellings. My argument fell on deaf (and dumb) ears!:eek:

Being that your box has bad spelling on it, I will be glad to take it off your hands. My mailing address is….

Very nice find

Lots of books to choose from, but the web is faster:eek:

Here is one of my favorite links, just have to do a lot of digging.

http://forum.armyairforces.com/gallery.aspx

Here is another link, lots of color pics as well
http://www.388thbg.org/photocollections/photoindexpage.htm

Might try “Strategic Air Command”, a 1955 Jimmy Stewart film. Lots of great air, ground and cockpit shots of B-36, B-47, KC-97 and C-124s. Plot line a bit weak, but the aircraft are great!!!