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Pretty sure I saw this flying around on Saturday.

B-25 Mitchell "Rosie's Reply" out of Willow Run.

I recognized the distinctive twin rudders and did some checking and it fell in line with the rides on their schedule.

K

olredalert

07-13-2021 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Keith Seymore (Post 1554969)

Pretty sure I saw this flying around on Saturday.

B-25 Mitchell "Rosie's Response" out of Willow Run.

I recognized the distinctive twin rudders and did some checking and it fell in line with the rides on their schedule.

K

----Took a ride on that one, Keith. Absolutely CQQL!!!! You should do it, preferably with friends or family! My wife, Jan's Mom is a "Rosie the Riveter" ......Bill S

olredalert

07-13-2021 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1554953)

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----There's a great model of this Beswick machine that's out of production now but may be on E-bay......Bill S

Lee Stewart

07-13-2021 09:00 PM

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