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People say what they want but The Wehremacht made some BA stuff inovative for its time. Just for the wrong reasons
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My dad flew ag aviation for 30 years using Prat & Whitney radial engines designed for WWII. They were super simple to work on and maintain and were mostly reliable. Magneto failures were the common leak link. But those engines sounded SO GOOD! Yes, I'm an aviation nut, without a pilot license. I grew up around those Agcat airplanes but it wasn't meant to be for me.
Houston has a good aviation museum with WWII era airplane displays. Lone Star Flight Museum.
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Houston has a good aviation museum with WWII era airplane displays. Lone Star Flight Museum.
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Thank you for those links and the info, highpocket74My dad flew ag aviation for 30 years using Prat & Whitney radial engines designed for WWII. They were super simple to work on and maintain and were mostly reliable. Magneto failures were the common leak link. But those engines sounded SO GOOD! Yes, I'm an aviation nut, without a pilot license. I grew up around those Agcat airplanes but it wasn't meant to be for me.
Houston has a good aviation museum with WWII era airplane displays. Lone Star Flight Museum.
Lone Star Flight Museum - Lone Star Flight Museum
Save 15% Today!Gift one todaySave $25 for a limited time! Purchase one todayScout WorkshopsClick HereStearman santaSanta has borrowed our Stearman to make
We found this jewel in Arkansas.
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Tennessee Air Museum
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The old guy that gave us the Tennessee Air Museum was cool. When he found out we were from Louisiana, he told us he was stationed at Barksdale in Shreveport (actually Bossier City). After that we got the grand tour! That is a very good museum and no crowd!
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I live in Hindsville about 19 miles from Home Museum, it's nice.My dad flew ag aviation for 30 years using Prat & Whitney radial engines designed for WWII. They were super simple to work on and maintain and were mostly reliable. Magneto failures were the common leak link. But those engines sounded SO GOOD! Yes, I'm an aviation nut, without a pilot license. I grew up around those Agcat airplanes but it wasn't meant to be for me.
Houston has a good aviation museum with WWII era airplane displays. Lone Star Flight Museum.
Lone Star Flight Museum - Lone Star Flight Museum
Save 15% Today!Gift one todaySave $25 for a limited time! Purchase one todayScout WorkshopsClick HereStearman santaSanta has borrowed our Stearman to make
We found this jewel in Arkansas.
HOME | Arkansas Air and Military Museum
Learn about aviation and military history at the Arkansas Air and Military Museum!
Tennessee Air Museum
Tennessee Museum Of Aviation – Where History Lives!
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Been to the one in sevierville it's pretty cool. Love the sound of them big radials .My dad flew ag aviation for 30 years using Prat & Whitney radial engines designed for WWII. They were super simple to work on and maintain and were mostly reliable. Magneto failures were the common leak link. But those engines sounded SO GOOD! Yes, I'm an aviation nut, without a pilot license. I grew up around those Agcat airplanes but it wasn't meant to be for me.
Houston has a good aviation museum with WWII era airplane displays. Lone Star Flight Museum.
Lone Star Flight Museum - Lone Star Flight Museum
Save 15% Today!Gift one todaySave $25 for a limited time! Purchase one todayScout WorkshopsClick HereStearman santaSanta has borrowed our Stearman to make
We found this jewel in Arkansas.
HOME | Arkansas Air and Military Museum
Learn about aviation and military history at the Arkansas Air and Military Museum!
Tennessee Air Museum
Tennessee Museum Of Aviation – Where History Lives!
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