They were in a hurry to scrap all thise fabulous warbirds.
Note: This was not CGI...those are real aircraft being scrapped. Some went straight from the assembly line to the smelter.
Moral: You don't know what you have until its gone.
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After WW II
- Thread starter Tweety
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They were in a hurry to scrap all thise fabulous warbirds.
Note: This was not CGI...those are real aircraft being scrapped. Some went straight from the assembly line to the smelter.
Moral: You don't know what you have until its gone.
