| Flying Tigers Warbird Air Museum |
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| Thomas , Florida | xenical buy viagra online clomid propecia levitra ------------------ buy xenical buy levitra celexa 05/16/2008 @ 03:33 [ref: 7743] |
| Thomas Lecomte Orlando, Florida |  Unfortunately, the museum had to close down. A few pictures of the remains can be seen at http://www.khs.at 04/27/2008 @ 07:13 [ref: 7423] |
| L.Watkins , Kentucky | The operation should have stayed in Florida. Orlando area is a tourism site. 2004 weather will not repeat for 50 years. 01/05/2007 @ 05:14 [ref: 5508] |
| grady a.lisk jr. sebring, Florida |  the flying tigers museum has closed its doors ,due to hurricane damage in 2004. warbird adventures is still in the area along with the white one fw190 restoration shop, and stallion 51 is still growing strong right down the tarmac.tom and suzie reilly have relocated to douglas ga. to work on another b-17 project,i was there last weekend ,not the same warbird adventures was operating their t-6s and there was a tracker,starfighter,and mig-21 left over from the old museum, that might be kept for a future fighter museum in the same location ,rumor has it. the hangar that house the museum is being re done by the new owner. 10/07/2006 @ 12:41 [ref: 5319] |
| Oliver BENNETT Attard, | Hi I am from MALTA Ben to the museum on my honeymoon trip. A wonderful place to be !! I would really like to live on the field !! 05/11/2006 @ 09:52 [ref: 4992] |
| Peter Finch Southend, Essex, | An excellent experience. I visited about 4 years ago. The restoration hanger tour is well worth the time, and the guide was very knowlagable and involved all the party. A great chance to get up close to these fantastic aircraft. B-17 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Outhouse Mouse\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" and the FW 190 were real high lights. Keep up the good work. I\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'ll be back soon. 07/06/2004 @ 04:15 [ref: 3258] |
| Hector Nazario Tamarac, Florida | It was a great pleasure to see all this vintage aircraft, a must see for anyone who is involved into aviation history. everytime i go to Orlando to see my friends i made my stop in this backyard full of great memories. If you go disney make sure you take sometime to see this place, you will not be dissapointed. warbirds are forever! 04/08/2004 @ 13:04 [ref: 3055] |
| GRADY A.LISK JR. WEST PALM BEACH, Florida | FLYING TIGERS MUSEUM IS A RESTORATION WORKING MUSEUM THAT SHOWS THE COMMON PERSON WHAT IT TAKES TO GET A AIRCRAFT UP IN TO FLYING STATUS FROM A GROUND UP RESTORATION,THEY HAVE QUITE A COLLECTION OF AIRCRAFT THAT ARE IN VARIOUS STATES OF RESTORATION OR IN FLYING STATUS,SOME OF THE PROJECTS GOING ON IN THE MUSEUM ARE P-38,P-40,T-6,B-17 "OUT HOUSE MOUSE" ,F4U-4 CORSAIR, ALONG WITH THE FOLLOWING ON DISPLAY,F-100,F-101,F-104,F-4,A-4,A-26,MIG-21,STEAMAN,T-6,FOUGA,VENOM,A-7,COUGAR,TWO B-25 ,B-17 SUZY Q OWNED BY KERMIT WEEKS ,IT WAS DAMAGED BY HURRICANE ANDREW IN THE EARLY 1990'S,JUST TO NAME A FEW FROM THE COLLECTION ALSO ,IF INTERESTED IN FLYING IN A T-6 TEXAN ,WARBIRDS ADVENTURES GIVES RIDES AT THE SAME LOCATION,IF YOU ARE IN THE ORLANDO AREA ,THIS IS A MUST GO TO MUSEUM ,WITH OR WITH OUT KIDS,ITS HISTORY. ENJOY 05/19/2002 @ 12:11 [ref: 2141] |
| jeremy \" highland, California |  need more stuff but site is tite!!! USA -rules!!! 03/20/2002 @ 18:21 [ref: 1962] |
| David D Sailors Tampa, Florida | Had a great time seeing the vintage aircraft. Met General Paul Tibets the day we were there and got an autographed edition of his book the Enola Gay. He was the pilot of the Enola Gay who droped the 1st. A-Bomb on Japan. He was about 84 years old. Was alot of fun and a memorable experience. 02/11/2002 @ 05:23 [ref: 1860] |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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