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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54617
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I guess we can't alway's have thing's the way and how we'd like them huh Z. lol
 I agree Winter would not be a good time to go to Old Rhinebeck in NY. I better add. That is not a negative point out to Z. It was meant in a positive way... I just reread and didn't want anyone to get the wrong iimpression.  |
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54618
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I think that it would be totally worth it to wait until they're flying at rhinebeck. It wold be worth it to not only get to see the planes but actually see them flying.
 
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54639
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Liberale Kansas has a se5a. The ww1 war museum in kansas city has the Fokker d7 a nieport 17 and i think it is a airco dh 2 Or something with that look. It is suspended from the celling.
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54650
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i think there are some ww1 planes at museum of aviation at warner robins georgia.but its been some time since ive been there.im going there on field trip ill try to see if they have ww1 planes
Who ever dislikes you gets payback by something else.
My planes bullet proof. Hy FLYER the talking banana light im always beyond the clouds or way over my head ;D Once upon a time knights of the sky's were hey! But on a beautiful day we dueled and fell now red poppies cover our graves in Flanders... |
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54694
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hi calvinisawesome i cant fly in dogfight because i keep on getting connection lost every time i join
 Who ever dislikes you gets payback by something else.
My planes bullet proof. Hy FLYER the talking banana light im always beyond the clouds or way over my head ;D Once upon a time knights of the sky's were hey! But on a beautiful day we dueled and fell now red poppies cover our graves in Flanders... |
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54698
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Im not in a squad
Who ever dislikes you gets payback by something else.
My planes bullet proof. Hy FLYER the talking banana light im always beyond the clouds or way over my head ;D Once upon a time knights of the sky's were hey! But on a beautiful day we dueled and fell now red poppies cover our graves in Flanders... |
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54701
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Join ENIGMA!!!!!!
Or our prodigy squad.  
Say you'll never let me go... A wise sput once said "you laugh at my skills I laugh at your bank account" |
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54707
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Natiomal Air Museum in Dayton Ohio, Planes on exibit:
SPAD VII (France – used by U.S. Lafayette Escadrille) Curtiss JN-4D "Jenny" trainer Standard Aircraft SJ-1 trainer Thomas-Morse Aircraft S-4C Scout trainer Avro 504K trainer Nieuport 28 C.1, used by the first fighter squadrons of the United States Army Air Service (USAAS) Sopwith F-1 Camel (Great Britain, used by the United States Army Air Service) Fokker Dr.I (Germany) Caquot Type R observation dirigible (France – used by United States Army) Halberstadt CL.IV (Germany) SPAD XIII (France) – donated by Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome upon the passing of Cole Palen Fokker D.VII (Germany) Kettering Bug Aerial Torpedo (U.S – First cruise missile) Caproni Ca.36 (Italy) 
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54712
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hy u join kamikazi a while ago you want to renew membership?
lets eat grandma. lets eat, grandma. commas save lives
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54727
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Seattle Museum of flight.
www.museumofflight.org/ 9404 East Marginal Way South Seattle, WA 98108 (206) 764-5720 This is about a 40 minute car ride from me. The description they have on their site for the WWI exhibit is: Explore the history of “the war to end all wars” amid 18 World War One aircraft and interactive exhibits. Learn how the fighter plane and fighter tactics evolved as you discover the personal stories of flyers from around the world. 
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Museums where to find our planes? 12 years 10 months ago #54745
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I'm trying to make a short video with some so if you go to any can you shoot a few seconds?
also about the british museum, i found it but they have no info whatsoever on their site about which planes they have i can go anywhere in europe (usually roundtrip in a weekend) but the US is tougher for me to travel since it would require me to take many more days off. |
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