Photos of flying Blériot XI

[ArtKramr]

>Subject: Photos of flying Blériot XI
>From: "Daniel Karlsson"
>Date: 1/17/04 5:51 AM Pacific Standard Time

>ee photos of one of the world's oldest original flying machines,
>a 1909-type Blériot XI flown by Mikael Carlsson:
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>Daniel K Aviation Images
>http://www.daniel-k.com/aviation/
>

Nice website.

Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
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[Daniel Karlsson]

See photos of one of the world's oldest original flying machines,
a 1909-type Blériot XI flown by Mikael Carlsson:

Daniel K Aviation Images
http://www.daniel-k.com/aviation/

[Vaughn]

"Daniel Karlsson" > wrote in message
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> See photos of one of the world's oldest original flying machines,
> a 1909-type Blériot XI flown by Mikael Carlsson:
>
> Daniel K Aviation Images
> http://www.daniel-k.com/aviation/

He and his plane were at Sun-n-Fun last year. It took him several
minutes of tinkering to get the thing started, and I would not have missed a
minute of it! I hope he becomes a regular in the Ameriacn airshow scene.

Vaughn

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[Tex Houston]

"Daniel Karlsson" > wrote in message
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>
> See photos of one of the world's oldest original flying machines,
> a 1909-type Blériot XI flown by Mikael Carlsson:
>
> Daniel K Aviation Images
> http://www.daniel-k.com/aviation/

I looked at the photo but do not believe it was a MILITARY aircraft.

Tex

[Daniel Karlsson]

Tex Houston > skrev i
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> "Daniel Karlsson" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> > See photos of one of the world's oldest original flying machines,
> > a 1909-type Blériot XI flown by Mikael Carlsson:
> >
> > Daniel K Aviation Images
> > http://www.daniel-k.com/aviation/
>
> I looked at the photo but do not believe it was a MILITARY aircraft.
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> Tex
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Wrong. Used for military and civil training, observation etc.
This was a typical military aircraft of the first generation.

[Franck]

> Wrong. Used for military and civil training, observation etc.
> This was a typical military aircraft of the first generation.


The Bleriot XI used for military opération is the Bleriot XI²

You could see one of these Bleriot XI² in la Ferté Alais near Paris

here two photos of this one (La Ferté Alais Airshow 2003)

http://pegase.foxalpha.com/picture.php?Aircraft=109&id=579&size=l

http://pegase.foxalpha.com/picture.php?Aircraft=109&id=578&size=l

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Franck

www.pegase-airshow.com
www.foxalpha.com