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![]() "Maxprop" wrote in message . net... "Lady Pilot" wrote in message news:vSvfg.18281$8q.1558@dukeread08... "Maxprop" wrote: It's certainly inconclusive. Douglas Aircraft definitely made some horrible aircraft over the decades. Hey, watch it there, Max. My DC-3 was grand, to say the least. It was being put up in a museum somewhere a few years ago. The Gooney Bird was a great, durable airplane. The "B-dash-crash" (B-26) wasn't. And there were others, as I'm sure you know. I used to fly jumpers on a 3 named Mr. Douglas. Oh my, I was just lurking because I have school full time tomorrow. I think I may have met you before...I jumped out of Mr. Douglas with Bill Booth tandem (checking out a new parachute) in 1985ish. A friend of mine caught the episode on National Geographic. It has Mr. Douglas, another DC-3 and some Beech's (and my DC-3) taking up what was supposed to be the first hundred-way, but it wasn't accomplished until a few months later in Oklahoma. (I was there and have the t-shirt to prove it...heh) My new aviation boyfriend is a tandem skydiver, and a friend of his in Hawaii has offered him some big bucks to go back to Maui, on the North Shore where he used to live... Did you used to own Mr. Douglas? Seems like the guys name was Mike... What time period did you fly Mr. Douglas? Hmmm, LP (got to go to bed early tonight, sorry folks!) |
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