Joe Philley I was guessing she was French by the markings on her vertical stabilizers. Not too familiar with French aircraft, how old is she? (Guessing WWII at most by the prop)
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Lets see who has been following the investigation.....Where is this ? no edits,This is worth 10 invites to the the first person who tells me where this is. #ingress You follow and give clues to http://www.nianticproject.com/ Hint:A Drone flew over this place.
That looks like a fun flight in that bird.
ReplyDeleteDean Nielson she was used by French foreign legion.
ReplyDeleteJoe Philley I was guessing she was French by the markings on her vertical stabilizers. Not too familiar with French aircraft, how old is she? (Guessing WWII at most by the prop)
ReplyDeleteDean Nielson 1961 Avions Holste Max used in Africa.The family learned of these when my Uncle jumped into Stanleyville in the 60's
ReplyDeleteNewer than expected! Thanks Joe.
ReplyDeleteDean Nielson shes a bush plane lands on a dime.
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