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Posted by Glen in TX on January 26, 2007 at 17:47:14 from (208.246.9.181):
In Reply to: ot planes posted by ken in texas on January 26, 2007 at 09:47:08:
I see or hear some come over everyday and night from Cannon AFB by Clovis NM. Yes we were right close to state in panhandle of TX and about right on their flight and landing path. CAF had a B29 and B24 and I saw both of them at Clovis airport 3 years ago. We had F111 s flying over for years and then the F116s but they say those will leave soon and be other things flying over us. We get see Ospreys out flying pretty often on test runs from being built in Amarillo and they are are escorted with F116s and may soon be more at CAFB. Always neat to see the big C4s come cruising over too.
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