Yesterday a “Top Gun” timely visitor at the Palm Springs Air Museum. A Navy EA-18G Growler. This is the electronic warfare version of the F/A-18F Super Hornet. I must say it was very cool marshaling it in, doing the start-up for departure, and marshaling it out.
The Palm Springs Air Museum C-47 after we taxi’d in for a special event.
Two Aero L-159’s arriving at the Palm Springs Airport this past Friday.
So this time I wrestled a King Air from USMC Guardians HQ&HQ Squadron – Yuma into submission. At the Palm Springs Air Museum for a visit.
The Stearman at the Palm Springs Air Museum got a new engine. This was it’s first 30 minute run the other day. This airplane had belonged to Barron Hilton, son of Conrad Hilton the creator of Hilton Hotels. He was a very accomplished pilot and supporter of the world of aviation. We have always wondered if his granddaughter Paris Hilton ever flew in this airplane with him.
My backyard wildlife cam…
A World War II FM-2 Wildcat visiting us today at the Palm Springs Air Museum. Me in the red shirt.
There were six of them here today going past me at the Palm Springs Air Museum.
A United States Navy Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet. Another at an airshow I was just standing there.
