BeechTalk - BT

Username Protected · **Posted:** 26 Oct 2015, 08:12

https://www.aerialsphere.com/spheres/ar ... oneyard/1/

Username Protected · **Posted:** 26 Oct 2015, 11:39

Pretty cool! :peace:

Can I show off too? That's the end result of our flights:
http://www.idansoft.com/oblivisionJS/in ... &id=WOWKZK

Username Protected · **Posted:** 26 Oct 2015, 22:58

Username Protected wrote:

https://www.aerialsphere.com/spheres/arizona/tucson/boneyard/1/

That's amazing on an iPad! It moves in 3D with the tablet. I just spent awhile playing "name that plane" (one of my favorite games). I got all of the ones I could see

Username Protected · **Posted:** 26 Oct 2015, 23:06

I know one of the guys behind that, he showed me an aerial view of Phoenix airports earlier this year, this website has taken that to a whole new level.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 27 Oct 2015, 08:09

Really cool! :clap:

Tom

Username Protected · **Posted:** 27 Oct 2015, 13:22

I wonder what happened to land the Blue Angel center stage.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 28 Oct 2015, 23:49

Hard to believe, but the Blues actually fly some of the oldest Hornets in the Navy. Reason is that the newer ones go to fleet squadrons, so the older ones go to the Blues. It's a tribute to their maintainers that the planes look as good as they do and are so reliable....they really work to keep all six birds up.

Odds are the one you see in the boneyard pic was a blues plane that was then retired and sent there...not worth repainting it.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 29 Oct 2015, 09:43

I did the bus tour of the base this past March. The have a display row for the tour showing single examples of the types of aircraft stored there. The earlier Blue Angel Hornet is parked in that area.

Too bad the government wont let loose of some of the pickled T34Cs to civilian hands. They sure had a bunch.

Davis Monthan; 360 Deg Aerial Image