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Re: (O/T)B-36 peacemaker largest bomber made.
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Posted by txblu on January 30, 2005 at 20:36:48 from (209.151.113.0):
In Reply to: Re: (O/T)B-36 peacemaker largest bomber made. posted by RusselAZ on January 30, 2005 at 10:29:39:
Been at a few hundred feet in a '52. Know the feeling from the other side. Not fun if something goes wrong and you have to disembark. I remember a '50 tornado in downtown Waco but there was no base there. I know Wichita Falls gets beat up regularly and there is an AF base there (Shepherd Field). That is probably where you are talking about. Remember the Jimmy films. You know he was a Brigadier (one star) General in the AF don't you. I remember seeing at least 2 (starring him)and one was the '47 in a round the world speed event. The other one was Rock Hudson and I think it was '52's. Then there is "Dr. Strangelove". Mark
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