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Gatto
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So yesterday I went to the airport to snap few Pix of the war-birds before they would take off and go to their next tour stop. next are a few pictures I was able to take from the B-24 ..dreams do come true...1.5 Hour ferry flight to New Braunfels TX. and 3 hours car ride back to Houston 
..enjoy
This was my "Ride", the only Flying Consolidated B-24 Liberator out of more than 19000 that were built during and after WW II
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That is so cool!
Do you have any shots of the interior of the B-24?
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Ventral turret in retracted position (outside view)
Ventral turret in retracted position (inside view)
Cockpit
Left rear side gunner
Bomber sight collimator
Tail turret
As a fan of (especially oldschool and military) aviation, I am slightly jealous of this experience
What a beauty!
Nice pictures, thanks for sharing. I can imagine of how awesome this opportunity was. Totally worth the 3 hours car ride back!
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It sure was...I would have drove 3Hrs to get there and 3 to get back...LOL
Wonderful images! Gorgeous subject matter!
Thanks, Gatto, and thanks, The Collings Foundation, for refurbishing and preserving these incredible machines (and others).
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Thank you Ziggy!
The Collings Foundation employees and all the volunteers are Wonderful people, and they are the care taker of some of the most Iconic historical treasures.the 3 planes that are touring the nations are based in Florida , but here by my house the keep the TA-4J Skyhawk, F-100F Super Sabre, F-100F Super Sabre, Messerschmitt ME-262 and the UH-1 Huey
Fantastic Gatto!!
Thank you Taz