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ID 41225 Views: 397
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University of Iowa
Mil Mi-2 Hoplite
Oshkosh - Wittman Regional Airport (OSH/KOSH)
USA - Wisconsin, August 3, 2013
Craig Maternowski
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N211PZ / 211 (cn 515021126) This Hoplite once served with the Bulgarian Air Force and then it was sold to the Cold War Air Museum in Lancaster, Texas. It is now owned and operated by the University of Iowa’s Operator Performance Lab.

ID 41211 Views: 446
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Breitling
Rossy Jetwing
Oshkosh - Wittman Regional Airport (OSH/KOSH)
USA - Wisconsin, August 3, 2013
Craig Maternowski
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N15YR (cn 003) Yves "Jetman" Rossy decided to build a wing, attach four small jet engines to it, and then strap that to his back and fly around by falling out of a helicopter at 6,500 feet. Here he is parachuting to a landing after his performance at the EAA Airventure.

ID 41210 Views: 488
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Private
Howard 500 (L-237)
Oshkosh - Wittman Regional Airport (OSH/KOSH)
USA - Wisconsin, August 3, 2013
Craig Maternowski
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N500HP (cn 500-105) Formerly Lockheed PV-1 Ventura BuNo. 34661, c/n 237-5551, this Howard 500 is one of two flying today.

ID 41209 Views: 510
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Private
Howard 500 (L-237)
Oshkosh - Wittman Regional Airport (OSH/KOSH)
USA - Wisconsin, August 3, 2013
Craig Maternowski
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N500LN (cn 500-113) This aircraft started out as a Lockheed PV-1 Ventura (Navy BuNo. 34670, c/n 237-5560) and was modified in the 1960s by Dee Howard of San Antonio, TX into what was then considered the ultimate in corporate luxury. Of the 17 built, today there are only two flying.

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