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11 December 2000, 12:57 PM
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Hello everyone. I was wondering in there were some Great War lovers in my area, Maricopa County? I'm 15 from Chandler, near Phoenix, Arizona. I'd like to meet anyone that likes World War I, particularly girls
 So e-mail me or reply if any of you out there are in my area, I'm kinda bored with modern people!Richard |
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11 December 2000, 02:40 PM
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If you like gaming a club exists in your area that plays the board game Dawn Patrol. Check out http://www.thebaileyfamily.org/frankluke/index.html
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11 December 2000, 05:46 PM
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A trip to the Champlin Fighter Museum at Mesa's Falcon Field is well worth the effort.
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12 December 2000, 06:04 AM
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I understand that Champlin is moving to Seattle.
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12 December 2000, 03:21 PM
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The Champlin collection (minus the FW-190D) sold to the Pacific Museum of Flight last month. Nothing will move until a new annex building is constructed at Boeing Field, Seattle, and that can't be finished in less than 2 years; probably more like 3.
Disassembling, crating, moving, uncrating and reassembling about 25 airplanes is going to be a huge chore. The Phantom (on loan from the navy) will be a major-major evolution. Any volunteers?
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13 December 2000, 05:07 PM
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Manfred: feel free to disregard the previous; just kidding. It is possible, however, that volunteers may be needed for lifting BHOs when it comes time to disassemble and crate the machines. The Phantom is a BIG honking piece of metal.)
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