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Soumis il y a 5 ans

Chino Airshow May 2018

4 of PBY4 1206 at KCNO

Parker Sutton

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David Whyteil y a 5 ans

Actually a PB4 Y-Privateer

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Tom Vanceil y a 5 ans

Try P4Y ......................Parker, hopefully that matches plane type in the system. Alien.( ps) great shot!

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Gary Schenaueril y a 5 ans

Ultra-outstanding photo capture, Parker. Easily a "5 star doubled" shot. Congrats. (And also ... the Reg # is N2871G.)

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robert kenningtonil y a 5 ans

It was a PB4Y-2 Privateer at Point Mugu Airshow in 2015...

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Martin Coddingtonil y a 5 ans

Thanks to all who are correcting the type designation. Yes, a PB4Y-2 as Robert remarks. Although my service was USAF, this USN plane has always been viewed by me as much prettier than the B-24. Have seen it fly many times in fire zones.

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