Thomas P. McManus's Photo Gallery

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N526MC @ KPHL - Atlas Air climbing out from 27L at PHL. - by Thomas P. McManus
Thomas P. McManus
@ KPHL
N526MC @ KPHL - Atlas Air climbing our from 27L at PHL. - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KPHL
N179PT @ KNPA - A/C BuNo 122179, displaying the markings of VMF-312, The Black Sheep, taxiing in after performing a flight demo at NAS Pensacola. - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KNPA
N318AS @ KPHX - Air Alaska logo jet - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KPHX
163451 @ KNPA - Blue Angel ! leading the diamond formation while inverted at NAS Pensacola, FL. - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KNPA
163765 @ KNPA - Blue Angel #6 pre/fli prior to flight demo at NAS Pensacola, FL. - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KNPA
52-1516 @ KVPS - A/C is displaying the markings of 8th Bomb Squadron, 35th TFW, Phangrng Airbase, Vietnam. Displayed at Eglin AFB, (Armament Museum), FL. - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KVPS
52-1516 @ KVPS - Martin EB-57B (Canberra, Night Intruder), has been restored and is currently displayed at the USAF Armament Museum, Eglin AFB, FL. ***(Out ofthe 94 B-57 aircraft that were assigned to the Vietnam Theater of operations, 51 were lost in combat.)*** Can - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KVPS
N188TD @ KRDG - 07 March 2009, A/C expeerienced a L/wing fire while taking off from KMIV, success return to airport, A/C fully destroyed. Pilot survived 2nd 3rd degree burns. - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KRDG
N188TD @ KRDG - On 07 March 2009, while taking off from Millville, NJ airport (KMIV), the left wing ofthis A/C caught fire. The pilot immediately returned to the airport, successfu8lly landed the now fully engulfed A/C, and effected a sussess departure. The pilot exper - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KRDG
N9837A @ KNXX - This Aircraft, on 05 April 2009, experienced an fatal crash as the result of a stall, into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Long Island, NY, while practicing low level aerobatics. The owner / Pilot did not survive, the aircraft was never recovered. - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KNXX
N740RB @ KNXX - This aircraft crashed on 05 April 2009, into the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Long Island, NY. while practicing low level aerobatics. The owner/pilot did not survive, and the A/C was never recovered - by Thomas P. McManus
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@ KNXX
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