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13th May 2006, 20:44

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Half right..

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13th May 2006, 20:51

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I do apologise. Please delete Northrop and insert North American Aviation.it is of course the North American Aviation X-15.

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13th May 2006, 21:35

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Sure is - all yours!

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13th May 2006, 21:50

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Thank you BEagle.
I am sure this will be solved in no time.

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14th May 2006, 09:54

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F4 Phantom? Can't believe one hasn't appeared already!

Off to work now, won't be able to check for a while, so in the unlikely event .... etc., as ever, would someone like to take the helm on my behalf?

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14th May 2006, 11:23

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No, not a F4 Phantom

14th May 2006, 13:52

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The only thing that comes close in my eyes is an F-5A of some sort, but it looks far too new and uncluttered.

14th May 2006, 14:20

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All I can see is a little red cross - the image won't open.

14th May 2006, 15:12

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Led Zep

Not the F5A.

Sorry BEagle works on both my PC and Laptop, photograph is on Photobucket and have no problems from that source normally.

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14th May 2006, 15:20

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Mel, BEagle is not the only one who can only see a Red Cross. All other pictures on Photobucket seem ok!, and I haven't changed my settings.

Can you try and relink?

Rgds

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14th May 2006, 15:41

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Sorry about this image I have recopied it and reduced the size hopefully this will work.

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14th May 2006, 15:54

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That's better!

Alpha Jet.

Portuguese Alpha Jet, in fact.

14th May 2006, 16:32

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BEagle

It is in deed a Dassault-Dornier Alpha Jet.

You regain control

14th May 2006, 16:38

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OK - another relatively straightforward one:

15th May 2006, 14:22

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NASA Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star at Dryden possibly early 1970?

15th May 2006, 15:15

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Looks too tidy/advanced for a T-33 to me? Plus it is missing some lever on the right hand side of the cockpit?

Mind you, I have no idea what it could be!!

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[QUOTE=Led Zep]Looks too tidy/advanced for a T-33 to me? Plus it is missing some lever on the right hand side of the cockpit?

Mind you, I have no idea what it could be!!

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I tend to agree with you it really is clutching a straw. Having seen some of Dryden's other aircraft cockpits(Ref X15's at #22 above) I thought they may have cleaned it up. I just cannot place it with any other cockpits of its period.

Mel