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Subject: Re: B-36

Author:
Joe Powell

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Date Posted: 23:57:30 05/03/03 Sat
In reply to: Gerry Horton 's message, "B-36" on 19:32:16 04/27/03 Sun

USAF Museum, Dayton, Ohio

My question is about the B-36 aircraft that was used
>during the cold war after World War ll, the aircraft
>was used by the Strategic Air Command and flew
>missions around the world, I remember the plane well
>because I was a member of the Ground observers corps
>and saw many of them flying so high, all you could see
>was the con-trails and the familiar drone of the six
>P&W R4360 engines that would shake the house and
>rattle the windows and dishes, My question is, does
>anyone know if there are any of the B36 planes left in
>any museum or anywhere in the world, and is there
>anyone left that might have flown in one of these
>magnificent Planes?

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