Awww... ya never know, 'til ya know...A few years ago maybe. Nowadays I’d get in less trouble in the chopper.
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Random Cool Photo Thread
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Pa12
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I’m up for trying all of itAwww... ya never know, 'til ya know...
Smithy
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I know, making a point of waking up the R&R boys! ;-)
Smithy
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I think it's the lowest Skyraider photo I've seen. They've got decent sized props and I bet there were a few dudes who hit the sand ;-)
B-Man2
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She looks like an actress studying her script and teasing the film crew with a little thigh show.
Works for me.
Blackboxr1200S
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The original
Caption:
The little-known OTW (Out To Win) was a quite conventional biplane designed by the Meyers Aircraft Co. in the mid-1930s. Its main aim was to serve as an affordable trainer for the Civilian Pilot Training Program (CPTP) which began in 1938. About a hundred were built in two main versions: 145hp Warner Super Scarab-powered OTW-145 and the 160hp Kinner R-5-powered OTW-160.
A smashing Civil Air Patrol student “al sole” at the Silver Lake airfield, Baker (California), 1944. A Winner, that’s for sure.
Caption:
The little-known OTW (Out To Win) was a quite conventional biplane designed by the Meyers Aircraft Co. in the mid-1930s. Its main aim was to serve as an affordable trainer for the Civilian Pilot Training Program (CPTP) which began in 1938. About a hundred were built in two main versions: 145hp Warner Super Scarab-powered OTW-145 and the 160hp Kinner R-5-powered OTW-160.
A smashing Civil Air Patrol student “al sole” at the Silver Lake airfield, Baker (California), 1944. A Winner, that’s for sure.
B-Man2
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This photo would have raised a few eyebrows during the day (1930’s). The skirt was pretty short by the standards of the day . By todays standards ….. she still looks good.
Blackboxr1200S
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I have written on uglier paper indeedThis photo would have raised a few eyebrows during the day (1930’s). The skirt was pretty short by the standards of the day . By todays standards ….. she still looks good.
Flightengineer
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A woman and plane have always looked together beautifully and teasingly for men in all times.... especially if a beautiful woman is then ... sometimes doubly
Lorenzo_l
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Everything in that painting screams high performance!No it's not a photo and no it's not from WWII but I like it, and I started this thread so my rules ;-)
I like the planes...
Blackboxr1200S
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Ooh, it's one of those optical illusions, I had to look the full 5 minutes, then the planes appeared.No it's not a photo and no it's not from WWII but I like it, and I started this thread so my rules ;-)
I like the planes...
