Cool site I found

[tileman]

Was just looking around the web and found this site

http://warbirdinformationexchange.or...hp?f=3&t=48962

Lot of cool looking planes and info there

[Murphsmom]

If you ever take a trip to the west coast, don't miss the Evergreen Air Museum in McMinnville, OR.
http://www.evergreenmuseum.org/
Nice RV park right next door, too.

[Ron]

Very cool site, if they could of only looked into the future what we have today for ships, planes etc.

[Laredo291OH]

If you are ever in Ohio, check out the Air Force Museum in Dayton, http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/ free admission also

[JRTJH]

Originally Posted by Laredo291OH

If you are ever in Ohio, check out the Air Force Museum in Dayton, http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/ free admission also

I totally agree. If you're military, retired military, some DOD civilians and a few others who qualify, WPAFB has a fantastic FamCamp. It's not adjacent to the museum, but it's a very quick trip. Don't forget, if you have a military ID, you can get into the "non public" parts of the museum also. There's some very interesting components not available to the general public.

And, BTW, if you happen upon the AIM26 displayed in the cold war area, my signature is between the two aft launcher hooks. I was part of the research team that did the Cat III testing with Hughes Aircraft at Edwards AFB back in the 70's.

[Andymon]

Originally Posted by Murphsmom

If you ever take a trip to the west coast, don't miss the Evergreen Air Museum in McMinnville, OR.
http://www.evergreenmuseum.org/
Nice RV park right next door, too.

I've been there twice and both time in total awe at the size of the Spruce Goose. Lot's of great planes. Looking to going again and going to the Imax.

[mikell]

Several warbirds flying over this morning in St Joseph Mi don't know whats going on but have seen 3 different ones so far

[antiqfreq]

We went to the Evergreen museum also in 2010 - it was something else.

Jo