A Killer Bonanza

Post it to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation, sounds interesting

Pat Thronson

"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in message
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we had something like that here in croatia during the war. you take a
C188,
stick a soviet bombsight in it and mount a couple of bombs and rocket
projectiles to the wings...also a popular coversion, on a similar
principle,
was the AT-403 (the radial-engined one) and strap a few home-made cluster
bombs to it. Also, you could find an UTVA-75, a yugoslav-made two seat
trainer with four, hand-held anti-tank launchers under the wings, strapped
by duct tape and fired from the cockpit by pulling a string or something
similar. also the copilot could drop grenades by hand from the cockpit
(they
used to do that with 172s for a short while). I have a picture of it if
anyone's interested...

Triple Delta

snipage

A friend sent me this website, showing a KILLER Bonanza!

http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/1953.htm

This says it all:

http://funwavs.com/wavfile.php?quote=4687&sound=15

No Spam

Paul Tomblin wrote:

When Browning talks, everybody listens.

That's MR Browning!

hmm...can't find the group...it's not on the list....


"Pat Thronson" wrote in message
. net...
Post it to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation, sounds interesting

Pat Thronson

"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in message
...
we had something like that here in croatia during the war. you take a
C188,
stick a soviet bombsight in it and mount a couple of bombs and rocket
projectiles to the wings...also a popular coversion, on a similar
principle,
was the AT-403 (the radial-engined one) and strap a few home-made
cluster
bombs to it. Also, you could find an UTVA-75, a yugoslav-made two seat
trainer with four, hand-held anti-tank launchers under the wings,
strapped
by duct tape and fired from the cockpit by pulling a string or something
similar. also the copilot could drop grenades by hand from the cockpit
(they
used to do that with 172s for a short while). I have a picture of it if
anyone's interested...

Triple Delta

snipage

Post it to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation, sounds interesting

hmm...can't find the group...it's not on the list....

Some lesser ISPs don't carry the binary groups. The aviation binary group
is VERY active, with dozens (sometimes hundreds) of new aircraft pictures
posted daily.

Bitch at your ISP.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

The killer Bonney was the U-22 the cost to the U.S. government was $678,000
USD in 1972. I flew the birds in S.E. asia. Two mimi-guns, 4 heat seeking
missles, and a pair of 250#s.We could fight any in the air, the MIGs did not
have a chance.
"Orval Fairbairn" wrote in message
news
A friend sent me this website, showing a KILLER Bonanza!

http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/1953.htm

Try putting in on a web page, or e-mailing to Jay who will
put it on his website!

Paul

"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in message
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hmm...can't find the group...it's not on the list....

okay go to "flying_cessnas.tripod.com". it'll open automatically, since it's
a blank site. I'll try to find some more of them.

Triple Delta

"Paul Sengupta" wrote in message
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Try putting in on a web page, or e-mailing to Jay who will
put it on his website!

Paul

"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in message
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hmm...can't find the group...it's not on the list....

Excellent, thanks!

Paul

"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in message
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okay go to "flying_cessnas.tripod.com". it'll open automatically, since
it's
a blank site. I'll try to find some more of them.

Triple Delta

just saw this:

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/497719/L/

heh...what will they think of next? A Cherokee bomber?

Triple Delta

"James R. Freeman" wrote in message
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The killer Bonney was the U-22 the cost to the U.S. government was
$678,000
USD in 1972. I flew the birds in S.E. asia. Two mimi-guns, 4 heat seeking
missles, and a pair of 250#s.We could fight any in the air, the MIGs did
not
have a chance.
"Orval Fairbairn" wrote in message

news
A friend sent me this website, showing a KILLER Bonanza!

http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/1953.htm