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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

    Post 16 Update

    Post 17 Warning

USMC repaints of Manfred Jahn's C-47

The three repaints are up at flightsim.com and the new panel is there as well.

Thanks John , Brings back a few memories . Was stationed at Beaufort in HMS-32 , in 68 and 69 . Even in 68 I believe I faintly remember an R4D parked on the tarmac way down the flight line but it was so far away and I never went down there to check it out so it could have even belonged to the Navy or Air Force . . I did get a chance to ride in one when at El Toro MCAS , we went TDY to Yuma . I distinctly remember how cold it was inside (and oily smelling :icon_lol:it was)but the rumble of those great sounding radials made up for it .

Thanks again ,
Semper Fi ,

Rich
 
I was with HMS 14 in 78-79 and worked on the last two C-117s at Cherry Pt. I really wish some on with modeling skills would do 117.
 
John, those are beautiful repaints. And I'd also like to see a R4D-8/C-117 version made by somebody. Wouldn't be much of a stretch for Manfred (hint-hint) from the outstanding work he's already done on this C-47.
 
C-117

I worked on a C-117 with H&MS 32 back in the early 70's. It would loose an engine almost everytime it went up for longer than an hour.
 
I worked on a C-117 with H&MS 32 back in the early 70's. It would loose an engine almost everytime it went up for longer than an hour.


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Doing my best to increase the proper representation of the Corps. There's too much air force and navy stuff around!!!!!!! SEMPER FI!!!!

Ah C'mon John, we viet-viets remember that it was always SEMPER FIXIT!!!! You had to fix everything before it would work. 'Specially the support equipment.

Those ol' NC-5/8's and 10's

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View attachment 79419 If you didn't have a B-4 Stand you used an E-4 Stand...don't let QA catch ya using E-4 stand..remember those days?

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