Restored B-26 in Ohio

[Crusader]

http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/article/20110706/NEWS01/107060301/-1/NLETTER01/WWII-plane-restored-in-Lancaster-heads-back-to-New-York?source=nletter-news

(http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/article/20110706/NEWS01/107060301/-1/NLETTER01/WWII-plane-restored-in-Lancaster-heads-back-to-New-York?source=nletter-news) Fairfield County Airport in Lancaster is approximately 25 miles from where I live now in New Lexington . As a matter of fact I was born in Lancaster . Fairfield is a great little airport and has had some outstanding airshows in the past but unfortunately there hasn't been any the past two years . I've known this project was in existence and have seen the plane in some it's various stages but have not kept a close watch on it the past couple of years I'm sorry to say . The first person I thought of when I read this story was Milton Shupe and his beautiful aircraft he built .

Rich :guinness:

[Crusader]

http://www.historicalaircraftsquadron.com/phase.htm

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[Willy]

Nice looking Invader.

[stansdds]

I think the media got it wrong. That's an A-26. The B-26 designation was applied to the Invader only during the Vietnam war. Regardless, it's great to see it flying!