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DC-3 at Puerto Montt, Chile [Re: Hill]
      #1197259 - 07/01/08 04:38 AM

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DC-3 at El Tepual Intl Puerto Montt, Chile

Good find. It has been added to the main folder.

Edited by Hill (07/02/08 10:11 AM)


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DC-3 at Riberalta, Bolivia [Re: Hill]
      #1199033 - 07/04/08 03:30 PM

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DC-3 at Riberalta, Bolivia

Added. Thanks.

Edited by Hill (07/05/08 11:18 AM)


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Re: DC3 near Tulsa [Re: Hill]
      #1201208 - 07/08/08 06:09 PM

Actually you are close....I work on this airport and can tell you first hand you are looking at a North American B-25 Mitchell Bomber J model. Her tag is "Martha Jean" and she is owned by David and Marilyn Wheaton. Attached is a pix I took with my phone so the resolution is pretty poor...sry.

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Re: DC3 near Tulsa [Re: av8mech]
      #1201236 - 07/08/08 07:30 PM

One thing that can cause confusion between Google Earth and real time is that GE imagery is not current. The image you are looking at is from October 12, 2004. While I can't be positive of my identification given the poor resolution, it measures correctly for a Beech 18. A B-25 has a wing span almost half again as large.

Beechcraft Model 18 information.
Wingspan: 47 ft 8 in (14.53 m)

B-25 Mitchell information.
Wingspan: 67 ft 6 in (20.6 m)

It would nice to see those pictures though.

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Re: A salute to the ubiquitous DC-3 [Re: Hill]
      #1205156 - 07/15/08 10:21 PM

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DC-3 tail at the Darwin Aviation Museum.N.T,Australia.
This is the tail of DC-3 A65-104 (ex RAAF}.She was damaged in 1974 during Cyclone Tracy.She lies with other DC-3 parts at the Darwin Aviation Museum.


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Re: A salute to the ubiquitous DC-3 [Re: jacko1]
      #1205497 - 07/16/08 01:14 PM

There's also a Panoramio image by Han de Ridder showing the center wing and attached landing gear. It looks like it's going to be a while before it ends up in a display. No mention of plans for it on the museum web site.


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Re: A salute to the ubiquitous DC-3 [Re: Hill]
      #1207614 - 07/20/08 02:47 PM

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DC-3/C-47 at Nouakchott, Mauritania

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Re: Warcraft reef to bring back marine life [Re: Delta102]
      #1208796 - 07/22/08 04:19 PM




Ten decommissioned military aircraft will be sunk off the coast of Cherng Talay to create the largest artificial reef of its kind in Thailand.The announcement was made at a meeting and project presentation chaired by Vice-Governor Worapot Ratthasima at Phuket Provincial Hall on Thursday.Attending were representatives from several government agencies and Vittayen Muttamara, head of the Bangkok-based For Sea Foundation, a non-profit organization that has organized the project with the support of the Thai Diving Association.The Cherng Talay Tambon Administration Organization (OrBorTor) has provided 4 million baht for the project, which will see four Douglas C-47 Skytrain military transport aircraft and six Sikorsky S-58T helicopters sunk about a kilometer off Bang Tao Beach


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Re: Warcraft reef to bring back marine life [Re: Delta102]
      #1209240 - 07/23/08 12:52 PM

Aircraft make excellent fish houses

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Re: Warcraft reef to bring back marine life [Re: bay1531]
      #1209252 - 07/23/08 01:17 PM

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Here's one off Fort Lauderdale nicknamed "Marriott Reef"



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One of the artificial reefs in Fort Lauderdale is the venerable old DC-3 airplane. The aircraft, known as "Marriott Reef", begin sliding below the surface tail-first.




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