For MA: Going really, really fast

[QuietOne]

The power setting 2000 rpm and 30" manifold pressure gives an "economical" cruise of 210mph and 50 gallons per hour.
On the back of JC's helmet is the outline of a P-40 and a Lockheed P-38 Lightening.
In the first picture the pilot has not entered the plane yet (the back seat "driver" must board first). The rounded object in that shot is the top of the helmet resting on the control stick.
We have other pictures from this flight but their technical quality is about the same as these. QuietOne says let her know if you want her to post them.
Mike

[Mad Aussie]

Well if the other shots don't show anything different I guess it's not worth your while Q1.

A P38 ... totally forgot anout them. All I could think of was the Vulcan bomber ... a pommie jet.

[QuietOne]

I don't have a picture of a Vulcan, but I think I have some of a Vampyre floating around somewhere. I've got pictures of all sorts of planes from various airshows. I'll go back through them, maybe this weekend, and post some of the more interesting ones.

[Mad Aussie]

I don't have a picture of a Vulcan, but I think I have some of a Vampyre floating around somewhere. I've got pictures of all sorts of planes from various airshows. I'll go back through them, maybe this weekend, and post some of the more interesting ones.

My parents used to tell me how I'd cry when the Vampires flew over home when I was about 2 years old

Hmmm ... it might be the Vampires I was thinking of when I mentioned Vulcan's now

Always loved planes but have never been an expert.

Still love planes. Still not an expert. But I don't cry anymore

[Mad Aussie]

Just did a search on Google ... yep ... Vampires are what I was thinking of when I saw that graphic on JC's helmet

[Marko]

shot 3 for me please! These are perspectives that we don't often see; thanks for posting them!