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Started by f104jim, September 28, 2008, 11:19:54 AM

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f104jim

Yesterday, the Tuskegee Airmen were honor with a fleet of general aviation planes names after surviving members living in the Los Angeles area. They autographed each plane. An application has been filed with the FAA to redesignate the call signs of theses plane (which have been painted with a red tail) to "Red Tail Angle #" The # being 1, 2, through 8. A truly historic day.

phantomphan1974

Nice shot?  I may have seen another signed plane in the past at Torrance.  Was this at Compton's open house?  Looks like it might be the one behind this one.
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Quote from: f104jim on September 28, 2008, 11:19:54 AM
Yesterday, the Tuskegee Airmen were honor with a fleet of general aviation planes names after surviving members living in the Los Angeles area. They autographed each plane. An application has been filed with the FAA to redesignate the call signs of theses plane (which have been painted with a red tail) to "Red Tail Angle #" The # being 1, 2, through 8. A truly historic day.

Very cool ;) We had some Tuskegee Airmen at the Reno airraces this year, some made it up to section 3 <rocker> We gave them section 3 T-shirts and signed them 8)

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Was out for a walk today and caught this one coming into Fullerton.

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Canon stuff.

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