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Published: 2009-11-09 03:23:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 591; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 0
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T-33 Pilot taxiing back in.Nellis AFB. Aviation Nation, 2007.
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They still use the old helmet? My dad has a helmet exactly like that one. Save for the paint scheme obviously.
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It's privately owned, so they don't have to use the HGU-55.
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Yeah. Must take a lot of money to own a T-33.
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There are certainly a lot more expensive privately owned military aircraft.
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My orthodontist told me about that way back in 2006. That guy must have a crap ton of money. ._.
I do know down at Ropkey Army Museum (In Indiana) is trying to restore a BAC Strikemaster. He needs the engine and to put the wings back on. He also has the one copy of the X-14. [link]
Needs some new paint, but other than that, it looks new.
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How's this for privately owned hotness? [link]
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HOLY CRAP.
That guy must have a shit ton of money.
That airplane is extremely maintenance heavy.
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Can't beat the classic fighter pilot helmets.
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They are badass. Can't beat 'em.
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Privately owned. This is the "T-33 Acemaker" demo.
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That's not to say there aren't nations still flying the T-33, just that this one isn't active US military.
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It's been around since 1948. Not many 60+ year old jets still flying.
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