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Old 6 October 2009, 09:53 AM #1 (permalink)
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Hi from the Netherlands.

Joined today and hope to find out some about the early years of aviation.
Have had kerosin in my blood since I was a kid and things didn't get any better after I left naval aviation in 1990.
Based at Hoogeveen airport, the Netherlands I assist local groups with maintenance, PR, photos, whatever.

Right now we have some projects going on like the building a Pietenpol Air Camper which hopefully will be taking off next year. Its supposed to be powered by an Anzani engine which is also the reason I showed up overhere.
Further on we have a Ryan R-22 (original) and SE-5A (replica) besides many more 'younger' aircraft.

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Welcome to the flagship of the Aerodrome - where the greatest minds on the planet get together and talk about their favorite subject - WW1.

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Old 6 October 2009, 10:33 AM #3 (permalink)
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Thanks Tom,

my knowledge about WW.1 is very limited so I hope to learn some more overhere.
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my knowledge about WW.1 is very limited so I hope to learn some more overhere.
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Neato, a intro with photos. Welcome to the 'Drome!

A Lewis gun would really "top off" that Se5a so to speak

Cool photo non the less =)
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Neato, a intro with photos. Welcome to the 'Drome!

A Lewis gun would really "top off" that Se5a so to speak

Cool photo non the less =)
We talked about it but not sure if it will happen.

Right now we still have to do some technical upgrades on the engine. Its powered by a Ford V-6 car engine and the ignition needs upgrading to make more reliable.

This full scale Se-5 replica is one of 5 built by Albert Braun/Brown. Think only 2 are airworthy right now. Besides ours there should be one in the US owned by Roland Gilliam. Up what I understood from him is that his plane participated in the movie "The Aviator"
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