Someone might know
Amongst the few wfu CH-46E at Rosamond near Lancaster Ca (dropped them all!) There is what looks like a former NASA T-38
Unfortunately I didn't take photos so only have my notes
Rosamund is very easy- you can park by the fence and see inside what is basically a scrap metal dealer- the choppers are right by the fence
The only thing I potted was a CH-21 Shawnee 'banana ' helicopter
Any help with the T-38 would be gratefully received
Ta
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Rosamond request 18/01/2025
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Re: Rosamond request 18/01/2025
Hi Mike,
Whilst I agree it was in NASA cols, I wasn't able to identify it either.
Did you identify the CH-46E fuselage behind the 'banana'?
And do you know, or does anyone know, if the 2no. X-34 alongside the NASA machine were allocated serials, or just known as 'A-1 & A-2'?
Thanks,
Freeman
Whilst I agree it was in NASA cols, I wasn't able to identify it either.
Did you identify the CH-46E fuselage behind the 'banana'?
And do you know, or does anyone know, if the 2no. X-34 alongside the NASA machine were allocated serials, or just known as 'A-1 & A-2'?
Thanks,
Freeman
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Re: Rosamond request 18/01/2025
Crickey ! I wish I had taken some photos now
I didn't even realise they were there just looked like junk - have to check with my fellow crewman
No sorry don't what the CH-46 fuselage is either
I didn't even realise they were there just looked like junk - have to check with my fellow crewman
No sorry don't what the CH-46 fuselage is either
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