Beautiful! Takes me back to KALB in 1954!!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by adelma
Life saver type of plane in the Arctic. Medivac service.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Joseph Pameolik
@ Hensley Garcia thanks much bro appreciate it!!!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by daniel jef
You nailed it. Thanks for posting. Lotta history there.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Art Kelly
That is an excellent shot Joan.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by peter tomlinson
Excellent!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Neal Davies
5* - is this a catapult?
Written on 2021年01月15日 by renato basso
@ Charlie Burgwardt
Written on 2021年01月15日 by John Rumble
Same Family same lineage as a B-66
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_B-66_Destroyer
iffmode4: The VIP that was referenced was the Chief of Naval Operations. He would use
Written on 2021年01月15日 by jcwalker
it to visit the various Naval installations. I worked on the tanker version of the A3 while I was in the Navy.. Check a3skywarrior.com for more info on the A3.
Back in the '90s I got to work the TACAMO project when they were upgrading a lot of the subsystems for the E6B. The hardest part was getting all the added clearances and I already had a TS/SCI. Some interesting stories regarding the trailing wire antenna.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Mike Taylor
always my Queen!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by user3956
I can not besure but the glider looks similar to a Grob-103
Written on 2021年01月15日 by dicky11
Nice shot!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by user3956
Loudest airplane in the sky!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by silverio califano
wow....look, look ....that white plane is shoving the yellow one with a wire...actually this is a great shot..... the first time I flew 50 years ago was in a glider....
Written on 2021年01月15日 by garritt
Thank you very much, Gary!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Dwight Hartje
Bopper...really. Is the CEO called "The Big Bopper"?
Written on 2021年01月15日 by chugheset
Nice pic.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by jthyland
Slush deflector. Without it, nose wheel will send slush into engines.
King Air 350, too many windows for a 300.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by jthyland
Thank you very much, Gary! Best wishes in your search in catching this beautiful aircraft. The new route to Reno is part of a major 13 new route nationawide expansion for Allegiant. I wish Reno and Allegiant the best with the new route.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Dwight Hartje
All Three Dead, A3D. No ejection seats.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by jthyland
https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/museums/nnam/explore/collections/aircraft/a/a3d--a-3--skywarrior.html
non è il B-737-700 è B-737.800 è molto strano il non conoscerlo
Written on 2021年01月15日 by aldo jacchia
Excellent photo.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Robert Oldershaw
Nice shot!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by dysck2000
I remember when the Alabama National Guard had these with the "cargo box" attached. Our unit had a all volunteer FTX on a weekend and we boarded and flew from Hamilton, Al to Birmingham and refueled and flew on to Ft. Rucker in South Alabama. It was a cold day in December and it was COLD in that box. Great memory though.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Michael Rogers
Nice pic!!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Ken Fedder
What a great pair those two make. Thanks for taking the time to post them.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Sidney Smith
Looks like a real AAL DC-3 with Wright engines and sloping piece in front of the windshields. Also would have had the pax door on the starboard side. I remember working on and flying N400D back around 1970. It was built in 1936.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by John Shearer
It's a Schleicher ASG 31 Mi sailplane... German company
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Mark Hanneman
Reminds me of a B-66
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Charlie Burgwardt
Beautiful airplane. I had a lot of encounters both as a USAF tower controller in Sacramento and later as an en route controller at Houston Center. At KMCC they would arrive in the morning and always depart at "oh dark thirty." I would often catch both, working the day shift and then the subsequent midnight (graveyard) shift. KMCC was surrounded by residential areas so noise was always an issue and you'd think this behemoth would rattle everyone's windows during REM sleep but no, those giant high-bypass turbofans are amazingly quiet, just a dull roar. At the Center I worked oceanic airspace for a while and these guys would go out over the Gulf and let out the VLF antenna from the tail cone like a fishing reel, what we called "trailing wire operations", we had to protect quite a distance below the aircraft, 15,000 feet if I recall, but they were always in a warning area so it wasn't an issue.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Keith Brown
Wow, nice shot, love the colors
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Al Bauer
Super shot.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by George General
Still my favorite aircraft. Wonderful photograph.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Edmond Boutte
Great shot, Doc.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Doug Zalud
Great Vintage Plane
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Craig Harnden
Thank you Richard,
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Uwe Zinke
4.45 PM, 10 minutes before sundown last sunday!!
This is NOT a B-737-700, it is a B-737-800
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Peter Zamoyski
Exact autant pour moi c’est bien son 767
Written on 2021年01月15日 by sonaut
Perfect!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by rogera1b
Excellent!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by rogera1b
Great catch of an interesting and unusual event Gary!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Darryl Sarno
Very nice Gary! Well done!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Darryl Sarno
Cool catch Gary!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Darryl Sarno
Up close and personal and perfect timing Gary! All 5 my friend and should be much more!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Darryl Sarno
Beautiful picture, Daniel ! Must be great to have such a jet as private jet.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Norbert Hahn
Abramovich n'a pas d'A330, c'est un Boeing 767.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Norbert Hahn
Thanks Gary and the aircraft is parked at the old South Cargo area which is now runway 14/32 here at BOS.
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Darryl Sarno
Thanks Gary!
Written on 2021年01月15日 by Darryl Sarno
