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Replacing the Hamilton class in service since the 60's

Your right  >:( I removed the link. It didn't have that description when I posted it. Cheers

I did a search but didn't find this here. Thought I'd share this site with you. http://www.wikimapia.org/ This site allows you to see or add descriptions of things or places you find. Kinda like Wiki meets Google Earth. You can also leave comments if the description is wrong or if you want...

There is a CF-104 in those colours at the Warplane Heratige Museum in Hamilton. I saw it when I visited the museum last fall.

Rest in Peace :cdn: :salute:

Once again you are correct  :) Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhill (1880-1960) And I'm out (gotta work)

Okay....next question then During the early stages of WWII the Atlantic Ferry Organization began to ferry aircraft across the Atlantic from Canada to England. After this organization had shown that this was a good idea it became a full fledged RAF formation called Ferry Command. Who was its...

Not so tough huh?  :-\ Ah well.....your turn  :)

Okay....guess it's my turn  :) Sticking with the nautical theme. Most of us are familiar with the "Tribal" class Destroyers that operated in the RCN during WWII. During the D-Day landings, June 6th 1944, there were two RCN "V" class Destroyers engaged in operations off the landing beaches...

Maybe it would be the British light cruiser H.M.S. Caroline? Veteran of the Battle of Jutland Still used as a naval classroom in Belfast N.I but due to be decommissioned in 2011 http://www.answers.com/topic/hms-caroline

Thanks for the pics and vids Skip__ :D

Try this website: http://home.att.net/~jbaugher1/f104_27.html It might have what your looking for. Cheers

The "Tail wagging the dog" revisited?? How can the Canadian public be expected to form their opinions based on facts when all the MSM keeps spewing this stuff?? Cheers

a majoor....check your PM's please Cheers

;D That'll teach em for not picking P&WC to supply the go power. Ya, sure, right, whatever... :P

You hear of things like this happening and then there are stories such as these in Ruxteds' post... GOOD NEWS!! http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/64541.0.html I don't think it's cynical to assume which type of story the press will want to present to the public ad nausium. After all, "if it...

There is a notch on the top of the stock just behind the finger groove that isn't there on the Type 30. That's why I said Type 38. I don't know how to post pictures so please feel free to post another one  :)

I'd say it was a Type 38 6.5 mm Arisaka rifle. To be honest I wouldn't have known that without Google  :-[  so thanks Google and I-6  :D

I was looking at the Rolls Royce website and they claim an 80% parts commonality between the AE 2100D2 (C-27J) and the AE2100D3 (C-130J). The D2 is 6in. shorter and 200lbs. lighter than the D3 yet they both produce the exact same shp. Weird  ??? Also both engines utilise the Dowty R391 six...

I reply to geo's post #59 As an example,Ericson Aircrane takes old Sikorsky S-64 Sky Cranes and rebuilds them to "zero time" condition, Viking Air of Sidney B.C. holds the type certificates for the DHC-1 Chipmunk up to the Dash-7. I was lurking on another forum and it seems Viking is...