| Western Museum of Flight |
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| Jack , California |  xenical buy viagra online clomid propecia levitra ------------------ buy xenical buy levitra celexa 05/16/2008 @ 03:24 [ref: 7733] |
| Jim Peters Los Angeles, California | Great Museum with informative staff. Wonderful displays and the P-51, F-5, F-14 and YF-17 are spectacular. I fell in love with Sabre Jet. A must see for anyone in the area. Ask for Dana and he will give you the complete history. 05/05/2008 @ 13:33 [ref: 7456] |
| Nissen Davis Rancho Palos Verdes, California |  The Western Museum of Flight at Hawthorne Municipal Airport (formerly the Northrop Museum) has had to close its doors owing to a steep rent increase. They have rented a pair of hangers at Torrance Airport, mostly for storage. They will have a modest museum presence there while they seek a new permanent home. 09/13/2006 @ 14:41 [ref: 5256] |
| Colin Dodds Oxford ,UK, | It is well worth looking at the various artefacts and photos on the museum besides the goodies outside. These include YF23 [87-801] which is rather tight and difficult to photograph from some angles. Good pictures can be taken of most others including F14A Tomcat [159830 VF2], a Norwegian F5 [207 and the YF17 Northrop Cobra [201569]. In the side yard was an unmarked F86F and blue Skyhawk [142227] 05/31/2004 @ 08:07 [ref: 3185] |
| adam marietta, Georgia |  my Lord!! i think i just saw heaven when i seen the yf-23 on the webpage i live in marieta ga. by the lockheed martin facility and have seen the f-22 raptor on test flights but, i have never seen the f-23 in person i have always dreamed of seeiing it. but i haven't even though i've never seen the museum after seeing the f-23 i give it 5 stars period!!!!!!!!!!! 10/29/2002 @ 21:57 [ref: 2616] |
| Thomas Urbild Cologne, | The Museum has indeed some really rare aircraft like the YF-23 and the YF-17 but there where parked so close together that there is no possibility to see one aircraft in total. Greetings Thomas 06/30/2002 @ 15:08 [ref: 2246] |
| John Shupek Whittier, California | The Western Museum of Flight is more of a restoration facility versus an Air Museum. However, they do have the best collection of Northrop Aircraft in the World. Their collection includes the: Northrop YF-23A Black Widow II (PAV-II), the Northrop JB-1 Jeep (flying wing bomb), the Northrop YF-17 Cobra prototype (forerunner of the F/A-18 Hornet), a Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter, a rare Lockheed Missiles YO-3A Quiet Star, plus others. It's worth a visit if you're in the Los Angeles area. 06/20/2001 @ 00:24 [ref: 1215] |
| John Shupek Whittier, California | The Western Museum of Flight is more of a restoration facility versus an Air Museum. However, they do have the best collection of Northrop Aircraft in the World. Their collection incluses the : Northrop YF-23A Black Widow II (PAV-II), the Northrop JB-1 Jeep (flying wing bomb), the Northrop YF-17 Conra prototype (forerunner of the F/A-18 Hornet), a Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter, a rare Lockheed Missiles YO-3A Quiet Star, plus others. It's worth a visit if you're in the Los Angeles area. 06/20/2001 @ 00:22 [ref: 1214] |
| Jack Lenhardt Hubbard, Oregon | We have a 9-helicopter collection for sale in case you might be interested. You can view them at www.infoviva.com/lenhardt and click on HELICOPTERS. Thank you. Jack Lenhardt 04/16/2000 @ 12:37 [ref: 63] |
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