The Sounds of Warbirds fill the Idaho Skies....

[TheSoccerMom]

The pilot said this is one of three flying in the world.  He also said there could be three more flying in a year, to year-and-a-half from now.  There were 10,000 made in all. 

 

[G_Stratton]

Hi SockerMom

Where in Idaho is this Warhawk Air Museum?

Might be a fun trip for the kid and I.

Thanks
Guy

[TheSoccerMom]

Hi Guy,

It's in Nampa, Idaho -- just 25 minutes west of Boise on I-84.  It's right at the Nampa airport.  It's a small but rapidly growing museum....  great place.

Check out www.warhawkairmuseum.org

The people there are just fantastic.   

S'Mom**

[G_Stratton]

Thanks - I'll check it out.

Guy

[undatc]

Ah the P 38, my fathers favorite plane of WWII.  Neat plane, I've been next to the one in Tillimook OR, that one is also a flying model.  My Grandfather flew on B29's and fire bombed Tokyo.  He gave me a bunch of pictures from those missions, some really neat stuff.

[cj5_pilot]

Ah the P 38, my fathers favorite plane of WWII.  Neat plane, I've been next to the one in Tillimook OR, that one is also a flying model.

Ah yes, "Tangerine".  Got some old style non digital pics of her when I was in Tillamook in '99.  Nice looking resto on it.

[FlyboyGil]

Ah the P 38, my fathers favorite plane of WWII.  Neat plane, I've been next to the one in Tillimook OR, that one is also a flying model.  My Grandfather flew on B29's and fire bombed Tokyo.  He gave me a bunch of pictures from those missions, some really neat stuff.

Well don't just stand there, post em!

[undatc]

Well don't just stand there, post em!

Unfortunately they are back home, in WA, and I wont have access to them till late August.