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Warbirds Over the Rockies 2015
Saturday event

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Date(s): September 12, 2015. Album by Lee Jay Fingersh. Photos by Lee Jay Fingersh. 1 - 73 of 73 Total.
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It was a sea of beautiful airplanes Edit

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There were a large number of minor incidents, and a few major ones, unfortunately. Edit

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The pyro folks, getting set up. Edit

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More minor incidents Edit

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Deadstick! Edit

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A smooth deadstick landing, but a flip afterwards. Edit

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Even the airboss got into the act of recovering aircraft. Edit

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Pilatus PC-21 Flown by Kenny Rhoads Glendale, Az. Edit
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Vincent DiFabbio's Me 262 jetcat powered Edit

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Sadly, the crash cart got more work than normal. Edit

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Grumman Tigercat. Owned and operated by Norm Redenshek. Albuquerque, NM Edit

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Some great formation flying. Edit

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Wow...that camo really works! Edit

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Wait...what happened to the wheel? Edit

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Evan Quiros, from Sanguine Texas.  T-33 Edit

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A smooth one-wheel landing, but another flip resulted. Edit

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People seemed to fly lower and lower as the day wore on. Edit

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Scott Davis. from Salt Lake City with the monster 1/3 scale Sterman.  Balsa USA kit.  Modi ,5 cyl radial engine Edit

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Check that angle of attack! Edit

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Jets can be tempermental, but Larry got this one working later. Edit

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Another missing wheel. Edit

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But landing on the concrete, mostly on one wheel, resulted in no flip. Edit

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Lower... Edit

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...and lower. Edit

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Some great formation flying got going. Tony Qust from Phoenix and Doug Anderson from California Edit

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Almost like a heritage flight. Edit

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Are we low enough yet? Edit

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Flak Edit

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More outstanding formation flying by Scott Davis and Dino DiGiorgio Edit

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A low pass over another plane. Edit

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Bomb drop. Edit

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And the result. Edit

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Double bomb drop. Edit

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Right on target...nice boom! Edit

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The fireballs got bigger until this one. Edit

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This gives you an idea how big that last fireball was. Edit

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1942 BOEING A75N1(PT17) Edit

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Beechcraft Model 18 Edit

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P-51D-30NA Mustang Edit

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