Joe said it was Ok to post a few of my images from the US Air Force Museum in Dayton Ohio.  I was there almost all day Monday and only saw half the aircraft.  Most of my time was spent in the WWII area.  2 of the photos are of the real B-17 "Memphis Belle", not the one used in the 1991 movie.  The other 2 are of "Bockscar" the B-29 that was flown by Maj. Charles Sweeney that dropped the bomb on Nagasaki Japan.  Several years agao I hand the pleasure of meeting both Maj. Sweeney and the Belle's pilot Bob Morgan before they passed away.  I have more images to go through, but this is a racing site. not one for warbirds.

Great pictures Bob, and I hope you'll post more.... Pictures of WWII Aircraft is 1000 times more interesting than pictures of today's modifieds, and I guarantee that there's a lot of other folks on the board that would really enjoy seeing them.

Joe, I agree about todays modifieds.  I'll post a few more as I go through them.  So far they are the only 4 out of 304 images from the museum.

LOVE  TO SEE MORE PHOTOS JIM HALL GSVSCC

It's not that often anymore that I can see a WWII aircraft that is new to me having seen somewhere between 150 and 200 different types.  I've visited museums and airshows from coast to coast and Canada.  This Italian Macchi MC.200 Saetta was a surprise, not being there in my past visits.  The museum is very dark, forcing me to use a tripod and long shutter speeds.