Photo By Sven Lincke
One of the last remaining, active WWII-era hangars in the United States. It is home to a DC-3, Cessna 206 on wheels and a few other airplanes and equipment.
Photo By Sparky Barnes
A 1942 Meyers OTW frames some of the airplanes that flew to Bradford Field, North Carolina, for a fly-in this past weekend.Photo By Mike Vaisey Skywagon on the ramp Photo By Marvin Nisly
Cessna 182 Skylane, at the historic Beaumont Hotel in Beaumont Kansas. Photo By Tom Ciura
Amelia Walsh is a private pilot who enjoys flying her family’s Columbia 350. She is based in Colorado and loves all things outdoors including skiing, hiking, and camping.
“One of the last remaining, active WWII-era hangars in the United States.” Did I miss it or did the caption not identify the hanger and its location?
With N1SL a floatplane owned by an Anchorage corporation, the tundra tires and the spruce trees in the background, I would suspect Anchorage, or nearby.
My Photo was published without a caption. That is the Flight 3407 Memorial in Clarence NY. The memorial walkway has the same wing shape and size of the aircraft that crashed there. I knew some people aboard that ill-fated flight. TC
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“One of the last remaining, active WWII-era hangars in the United States.” Did I miss it or did the caption not identify the hanger and its location?
With N1SL a floatplane owned by an Anchorage corporation, the tundra tires and the spruce trees in the background, I would suspect Anchorage, or nearby.
My Photo was published without a caption. That is the Flight 3407 Memorial in Clarence NY. The memorial walkway has the same wing shape and size of the aircraft that crashed there. I knew some people aboard that ill-fated flight. TC