Three generations of BADASSERY

[plbass]

Awesome pic.

[madmurph]

Awesome!

[PaRiverRat]

Great pic

[J D]

Salute to those who’ve gone before!

[o2bbassin]

Awesome picture!

[jbassman87]

[Brownmaniac]

beautiful!

[OdingyNBugs]

[ba3darcher]

Awesome, beautiful pic

[Rick H]

There was a F4U based in Tulsa before I retired (assume it is still there), loved to see him fly and here that thing.

Yeaper! 1BadMother! Don't see many of them.

[Treker47]

[dean c]

Excellent photo

[Bullet 250]

There was a F4U based in Tulsa before I retired (assume it is still there), loved to see him fly and here that thing.

I grew up in Tulsa, watched them all of the time, my friend in Edmond, OK flew the F-100 Super Sabre in the war and was a Test Pilot after, thanks for posting!!! where do you come up with these?

[billnorman1]

You missed another generation, the plane I finished my enlistment on. Old saying, "If you built a runway around the world, Republic would build an airplane that needed every inch of it".

Here's "Thud".

[pabasshawk]

Awesome picture!

[rboren]

“Hitler built a fortress around Europe, but he forgot to put a roof on it.”

~FDR


Once the P-51 (my all-time favorite warbird) was able to escort Allied daylight bombing missions deep into Germany, victory was all but assured.


Such a great photo... thanks for posting it up.

P-51 D ! My favorite prop plane

[kickerfish1]

I spotted a Ho!

[Quillback]

That's a great photo!

Locally, Steuart Walton, one of the heirs of the late Sam Walton, owns 3 P51's and a Corsair. They fly out of the Bentonville airport. I see them quite often, or should I say hear them, you know when one of them is coming your way based on the sound, very loud compared to civilian prop powered aircraft.

There's also a Spitfire XVIII and a Fieseler Storch, both flyable, based at the Bentonville airport, but they are not owned by Walton.

[ColdSVT]

Nice

I'm a F4U Corsair fan

Yessir!
And my fav jet is the mighty phantom!

[Dave 620VS]