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Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Arnold's Saucers
Today in 1947, Kenneth Arnold saw his famous "flying Saucers" flying near Mt. Rainier and then he spread his sighting with all available when he landed at the Yakima airport.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Four Veterans Visit
The Collings Foundation sends some of its aircraft around the US each year. Today four of their aircraft visited Yakima, Washington, having previously been to Pasco and Walla Walla.
They were a B-17, a B-24, a B-25, and a P-51C! I'd never before seen a P-51C model.
These are just a few of the pics I shot today. It was well worth the 12 dollar fee to tour the B-17 and the B-24. There appeared to be no maximum number of times you could go inside. You could also stick your head inside the B-25.
While not the most beautifully restored aircraft, they are still lovely to behold, and the sound of thise old recips clobbering the sky with their air-paddles made beautiful counterpoint to the smooth purr of the P-51!
Below the nose of the B-17. So incredibly cramped!
They will go on to Paine Field in Everett and other venues in the Pacific Northwest. If you DO get a chance, go out and see them! They may not be with us much longer.
They were a B-17, a B-24, a B-25, and a P-51C! I'd never before seen a P-51C model.
These are just a few of the pics I shot today. It was well worth the 12 dollar fee to tour the B-17 and the B-24. There appeared to be no maximum number of times you could go inside. You could also stick your head inside the B-25.
While not the most beautifully restored aircraft, they are still lovely to behold, and the sound of thise old recips clobbering the sky with their air-paddles made beautiful counterpoint to the smooth purr of the P-51!
Below the nose of the B-17. So incredibly cramped!
They will go on to Paine Field in Everett and other venues in the Pacific Northwest. If you DO get a chance, go out and see them! They may not be with us much longer.
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