For those who remember WWII and the aircaft

[texbaylea]

Here is a link to the finest set of photographs of restored WWII war birds.

These are the aircraft I grew up watching and been studying these photos.

Enjoy
Vernon

BZ's Chino's Planes of Fame Photo Gallery

 

[tallyho8]

That's an amazing show. I have to try to see it one day.

 

[js5020]

Excellent photos!!!!!!!! I love the ww2 prop planes!!!

 

[ToadHill]

Back to the day when men were men and women were ladies.

 

[Egon]

Many thanks for the photos.

 

[milkman]

Awesome, thanks.

 

[Legdoc]

Excellent photo's. It's hard to imagine just 65 years ago the skies over Europe and the Pacific was full of these beauties and there are so few left. The planes are national treasures! They are also a view to the past when The United States were actually united and the country was not sold out by the worthless polititians! Legdoc

 

[dmccarty]

Great pictures.

Its very nice to see that many WWII planes still flying.

Very impressed that the Zeros exist much less fly. Those are very rare.

Nice to see the German vehicles as well.

The sound of all of those planes flying at one time had to be awesome. I heard a B24 and B17 flying at the same time once. Trying to imagine what it must have sounded like to see/hear hundreds of those planes flying at one time.... Course would not be a nice thing if you were on the wrong side and under the planes....

Later,
Dan

 

[Bird]

Yep, Vernon, that is a fine set of photos. I forwarded that link to some other folks I know will enjoy it.

 

[texbaylea]

Those of you who have enjoyed his pictures, drop Bernard Zee a note. His e-mail is there on the photos at the bottom. I think he would appreciate it. I am trying to decide which is my favorite. I am partial to the F4Us.

Vernon