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Old 27th Dec 2005, 19:45
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A 377/C-97G STRAT To Fly Again

A great propliner of the 50's known as the 377 STRAT & with USAF & ANG units of the day known as the KC/C-97 cargo & airtanker. Only 2 survive in the WORLD today that are still Airworthy & N522718 now a C-97G is owned & operated by the BAHF of Toms River NJ,which is a private & nonprofit all membership corporation,dedicated to preserving 2 classic 4 engine proptransports,as "Flying Museums" exibits. The C-54 Skymaster is of history & education exibit of the Berlin Airlift of 1948/49 yrs. Now soon to come will be the late great Boeing of the 50's,the mighty 377/KC/C-97 STRAT. SHE will become a "Flying Museum" of COLD WAR History & memorabilia when complete. HER new paint scheme looks great & now for the interior to come together. Parts have been aquired to support this huge project so Full speed ahead & lets get ready to turn over those 28cyl P&W 4360 engines!! "Keep The Big Pistons Turning!"
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I take it that you are associated with this thing?


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WOW, I hope they fetch these two aircraft over to this side of the pond, i would love to see the strat flying.

all the best to those who are involved with this very ambitious project.

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WOW, I hope they fetch these two aircraft over to this side of the pond,
The C-54 has already been across, so hopefully the C-97 will make it over at some point.
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N522718 now a C-97G is owned & operated by the BAHF

For the sake of accuracy, it's N117GA ex:52-2718.
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