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10-04-06, 23:29
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Old CMP's never die......
They just get bombed!
Errr, I mean they hang out with bombers. Here's some shots of the Colling's Foundation B 17; NINE O' NINE, B 24; WITCHCRAFT, and B 25; TONDALEYHO which visited the Frontiers of Flight museum in Dallas at Love Field this weekend. After three days of negotiations with the F.A.A., Dallas police, Airport Security, C.E.O. of the Museum, the pilots and an Act of Congress I was allowed to drive my truck just inside the fence line to get some pictures near the aircraft...hence the excessive contrast as the sun was in an inopportune quadrant, but some pics is better than no pics so enjoy!
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10-04-06, 23:31
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11-04-06, 04:21
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There is! Zoom in on my T-shirt. By-the-by, is the C.W.H. Museum Lanc still flying? I saw it once at the Abbotsford International airshow along with the Hurricane and they were about the most magnificent sight on the planet. There was a little old woman sitting next to me at the airshow. I happened to glance at her as they flew by and noticed she had tears streaming down her cheek. I smiled at her and she smiled back and told me that she had worked on Hurricanes during the war. Seeing one flying again brought back many good memories for her. It was cool this weekend in the morning so I started off the day wearing my C.F. issued anti-FOD coveralls. The pilot of the B25 recognized my insignia and came up to me and introduced himself. Small world...he was a ret'd C.F. captain and a Flight Surgeon. He was posted to both Trenton and Goose Bay back in the sixties and had stick time on the old Yukon. Smaller world...He and I had attended the same Elementary school in West Vancouver, albeit at different times! great guy with lots of stories and about the best job on the planet!  CHIMO!
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13-04-06, 04:31
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The Lancaster bomber,hurricane,and Spitefire, are comming to the
Mid Atlantic air musuem's WWII weekend June 2nd-4th 2006 The planes are comming down from Canada And also a Bf-109. I am bringing my Carrier and Barry D is taking his as well. Located in Reading, PA Steve K 
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13-04-06, 04:54
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That will be a fabulous weekend! There is no more quintessential memorial to the dark days of the war as the aircraft of the Battle of Britain. In the days before Operation Sea Lion was cancelled the skies over London and Southern England reverberated daily with the sounds of Merlin V12's. You'll get to hear that, my friend. Enjoy it and remember, "Never was so much owed by so many to so few!" Hmmm, how far is it to Reading from Dallas? CHIMO!
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13-04-06, 05:56
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our poor ford is pretty crook
my brother picked up the ford to take to town not realising that I had been working on it, and drove it to town without checking the oil. Things don't look well we might have to get out the life support system to revive her.
Max
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13-04-06, 12:16
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Who is the Blonde
Well Max its sad to hear that the Ford has a problem that may be terminal. It seems that a little QA system needs to be implemented over at Yass. (Shit I Cant stop Laughing) sorry Max.
I can hear the conversation JH. Why didn't you finish changing the oil Max MH. Had to go to Tassie, Cath would not let me stay at home on my own. JH. Yeah thats a good point, probally bring home another Blitz MH. Na already got the ones from Boorowa hidden up at Dalton on Emmas place. Had to go cause I promised Cath a romantic week away. JH. You chucked up all week didn,t ya? MH. Yeah I did chuck up a bit, I am not that big on the romance stuff, upsets me tummy and balance. Hey your the one who did not check the oil! JH Oil whats that? :dh:
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13-04-06, 13:37
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rusty
it'll be alright she'll be on the road in no time perhaps not the camping trip in June though, Kathy always said she wasn't camping in it.
Max
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13-04-06, 21:41
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MH: Oil's the black stuff in the tin you had to run over to get the truck out of the shed.
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19-04-06, 15:18
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21-04-06, 00:31
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A Gout Of Flame
Hi Tim Tam Tony
I've never heard the above phrase before and even went to the dictionary, no luck. Please explain. Bob
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21-04-06, 01:09
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To broaden your education, Bob, it is a largish, sudden eruption of fire, just a tad short of an explosion. The red drums placed in front of the bridge in the picture have a black powder igniter floating in about 15 litres of petrol/diesel mix. Result: Gout of Flame!
I tried Google and came up with these responses: Dragon's Breath: Information From Answers.com Free Online Dictionary, Encyclopedia. Thesaurus and much more ... When fired, a gout of flame erupts from the barrel of the gun (up to 300 ft), ... www.answers.com/topic/dragon-s-breath - 25k - Cached - Similar pages Mandarin: Information From Answers.com Free Online Dictionary, Encyclopedia. Thesaurus and much more ... "Flame Blast," a flamethrower-like gout of flame. ... www.answers.com/topic/mandarin-comics - 54k - Cached - Similar pages Amazon.com: Profile For H. Grove: Reviews A gout of flame had apparently shot straight out of the oven when he opened it up. ... Dictionary Of Disagreeable English: A Curmudgeon's Compendium of ... www.amazon.com/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ A2XPGNJ8YUPHM0?_encoding=UTF8&display=public&page= 3 - 77k - Cached - Similar pages Ambrosia Software Web Board > 2 Kelmaons -Ambrose Bierce, The Devil's Dictionary The WWII Plug-in for EVO, coming soon ... "..every now and then a gout of flame errupts from one of the huts. ... www.ambrosiasw.com/forums/ lofiversion/index.php/t13454.html - 14k - Cached - Similar pages alec muffett :: dropsafe :: archive : os2002 : m05 : barbequeued ... A gout of flame shot backwards up my arm, singed all the hair from the back of my hand and halfway up my forearm, and took-out some of the fringe off my ...
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22-04-06, 13:29
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Gout Of Flame
Oh veritable font of knowledge, I sit in awe at your response.
You obviously worked very hard for this result. Was there a train strike??  Bob
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01-05-06, 14:07
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time to look at the damage
today we removed the engine of our ford and will take the sump of ftomorrow. I must be slowing up,I used to be able to remove an engine from a blitz in an hour once, it has taken me over two hours this time and John was helping
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14-05-06, 13:23
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Airshow, Carswell AFB, Ft. Worth Texas
Apparently, my CMP has a penchant for bombers! I turned my back for a few minutes and there it was, nuzzling up to another bomber!
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