Peter,
The Spitfire was all metal, the Mosquito was plywood. Most A/C of the
time had fabric covered control surfaces, for lightness and ease of repair.
Cheers,
Wayne DeLisle Sr.
KR> Fwd: Spitfire Pilots Memo
peter jordanruthseto at aol.com
Sat Jul 22 22:30:46 EDT 2017
Previous mess
Plywood and fabric, wooden prop...just like a big KR. Made me cry. Thanks, Peter
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This was a really great documentary. The pilots of WWII had more guts than
most. Thank you, Earl, for this video.
Mike Evans
> On Jul 21, 2017, at 10:37 AM, Earl Klinker via KRnet
> wrote:
>
> I know this has nothing to do with KR aircraft but thought some of you would
> appreciate seeing th
"I know this has nothing to do with KR aircraft"
Its Friday, thanks for posting Earl that was excellent. Some folks bucket list
airplane is the Mustang, I will take the Spitfire but only if the Dora 9 was
unavailable.
Stephen Teate
Paradise, Texas
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Jeff York
KR2 N839BG
Lexington, Georgetown Airport
On Jul 21, 2017 10:38 AM, "Earl Klinker via KRnet"
wrote:
> I know this has nothing to do with KR aircraft but thought some of you
> would appreciate seeing this.
>
> Safe flying to all.
>
>
> */Spitfire Pilot In WWII/*
>>
>>
I know this has nothing to do with KR aircraft but thought some of you
would appreciate seeing this.
Safe flying to all.
*/Spitfire Pilot In WWII/*
This is the best video/short story I've viewed in quite some time.
I never realized this occurred during WWII. I concur with the
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