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[MIKE JG]

Such a crazy looking bird, and challenging to fly for sure!

[ZsoltB]

[jankees]

A17-101 (0002) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

A17-101 (0005) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

SV-G(0005) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

SV-G(0007) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

[Spook48]

I guess we all know the story but for those who dont : https://www.sabaton.net/historical-f...franz-stigler/

snap02937 by Danny Best, on Flickr
snap02938 by Danny Best, on Flickr

[stovall]

Great story and fantastic book. A must read for those who like WWII fighters and bombers. Thanks for the post Danny.

I have so many of your liveries and checked the list. Couldn't find Stigler's. Have you uploaded yet?

[Spook48]

Yes i did Tom .
Its here : https://flightsim.to/file/64226/mess...lbe-2-ii-jg-27

[stovall]

Yes i did Tom .
Its here : https://flightsim.to/file/64226/mess...lbe-2-ii-jg-27

Thanks a million, downloaded and installed. Great work.

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[MZee1960]

Great shots, everyone !

I'm hoping Santa will bring MSFS2024 early next year, especially now that MS has delegated the release of many new 'features' to the new platform.
This waiting without a sim is more painful than getting a root canal, lol !

I haven't seen many pics of the Black Square TBM 850 ?

[ZsoltB]

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Lovely shots John and ZsoltB

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[jmig]

I spent a fair number of hours flying in one of those going to and from Oil & Gas production platforms. In the early 1980"s we still had a number of Vietnam vets flying those things. You could always tell he was a vet by the way he would takeoff from the platform. Younger pilots would hover a couple feet off the deck then using as much deck space possible to accelerate. Not the old Army vets. They would climb a couple feet the fly off the deck then fly off the edge of the platform, and drop like a rock until getting enough speed to climb out and fly off into the sun set.

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I spent a fair number of hours flying in one of those going to and from Oil & Gas production platforms. In the early 1980"s we still had a number of Vietnam vets flying those things. You could always tell he was a vet by the way he would takeoff from the platform. Younger pilots would hover a couple feet off the deck then using as much deck space possible to accelerate. Not the old Army vets. They would climb a couple feet the fly off the deck then fly off the edge of the platform, and drop like a rock until getting enough speed to climb out and fly off into the sun set.

If you going to do it , do it with style 

[MIKE JG]

I read today a French court ordered the liquidation of Robin aircraft. General aviation loses another iconic manufacturer.

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