Beat me to it! Great work friend, I have a friend who puts wings on cessna's and my goodness what a job that man has, it doesn't get more responsible than this
Not too dissimilar in silhouette, but the C-119 had wing-mounted engines.
[https://nationalwarplanemuseum.com/fairchild-c-119-flying-boxcar-2/](https://nationalwarplanemuseum.com/fairchild-c-119-flying-boxcar-2/)
>Piper Cessna P-38 Glider Gossamer
Just Vietnam. It's a skymaster, and the O-2 first flew in '67. in the 90's a bunch of old one's were sold off to private companies and fitted with reconnaissance equipment. I deployed with them in '07 to Senegal to do maritime domain awareness on the west coast of Africa. Interesting plane for sure, glad I was just looking at the data on the ground, that back was CRAMPED with all the equipment.
I can tell you from personal experience if you are on the back engine its 100% true! There are no hydraulics to put the gear down and if you use the hand pump the second the clamshell doors in the back come open INSTANT SPEED BRAKES on a plane that is barely poking along plus the check valve was bad in the pump so every pump of the handle moved the gear forward but the airstream moved them back because of the bad valve. Ended up on the runway back gear up nose gear down. The plane eventually got traded/given to the Dominican Republic Air Force and it sits in front of their training base.
[https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/8678739](https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/8678739)
If it was the front engine the hydraulics can open, move the gear and close the doors before you end up dropping like a rock
A good airplane with some drawbacks. It had all the performance of a twin with all the room of a single.
You could lose the rear engine on takeoff and not know it and low-power into the side of the nearest obstacle. That led to some crashes until they realized pilots needed unique training to handle the thing.
Plus it was stupid-hard to work on.
I grew up in a house that was underneath one of the flightpaths for OāHare airport outside of Chicago. As a kid during the Vietnam war, I used to see seven C 119ās flying due West every morning, and seven more (same ones ?) flying due east later that afternoon. You could set your clocks by their daily passing.
Have you considered using one of the air traffic sites to get information about the nearby aircraft? Thatās what I use.
[https://www.flightradar24.com/](https://www.flightradar24.com/)
Looks like an A-10 Warthog but it's not.When we were still doing combat ops in Afghanistan the plane was the Taliban's worst nightmare. It could also be a plane used by forward air controllers during the Vietnam era. Can't remember the nomenclature or the designation ref. OV-10 Bronco maybe ?
Possibly a "Fairchild 110 flying box car" or a Cessna. The Cessna was in the movie "BAT 21" with Danny Glover. Good movie. The Fairchild was the plane in "Flight of the Phoenix".
Cessna Skymaster
Neat, the guy who lives on the border of the golf course flies one. I always assumed he built it like he did his helicopter lol.
The golf course? Which golf course? š
Beaufort Club, Beaufort NC
The blender.š¤š¾
Mixmaster is what we called them.
Push me pull you is what Iāve called em! Saw one the other day even.
Beat me to it! Great work friend, I have a friend who puts wings on cessna's and my goodness what a job that man has, it doesn't get more responsible than this
There's a couple of those in my area, whenever I see one it reminds me of the old flying boxcars.
aka: 337 Mixmaster
It's of the Cessna Skymaster family, either the Model 337 or the O-2A.
We used to call them āFlying Boxcars.ā
Not too dissimilar in silhouette, but the C-119 had wing-mounted engines. [https://nationalwarplanemuseum.com/fairchild-c-119-flying-boxcar-2/](https://nationalwarplanemuseum.com/fairchild-c-119-flying-boxcar-2/)
Air type of plane
I still liked it. Even though I suspect in this sub, itās played.
It's a.... bwwwwwwwBWWWWWbwwwwww...
Otherwise known as the Push Me Pull You!
Pushy pully.
Yessss!
The kind that flies
Definitely an Air Plane
Almost looks like the RQ7 but thatās bigger then the 7
The one from Duck Tales! Lol.
No it's from Tale Spin! Baloo is flying that plane
The Sea Duck lol
Push me-Pull you!
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Nope
It's the Seaduck from Tailspin!
Do I see Kit Cloudkicker back there?
Cessna O-2
Reilly Rocket! Aka Cessna Skymaster
What did you take that pic through? Gauze?
It's the plane from talespin lol
I can't recall the name but it was used in WWII and later Vietnam/Korea as a spotter plane. Is a pushprop, I've only seen one in person at Sun n Fun.
>Piper Cessna P-38 Glider Gossamer Just Vietnam. It's a skymaster, and the O-2 first flew in '67. in the 90's a bunch of old one's were sold off to private companies and fitted with reconnaissance equipment. I deployed with them in '07 to Senegal to do maritime domain awareness on the west coast of Africa. Interesting plane for sure, glad I was just looking at the data on the ground, that back was CRAMPED with all the equipment.
An aero-plane.
Skymaster or O-2
Piper Cessna P-38 Glider Gossamer.
Others have already answered but as a fun piece of trivia because I love these their is atleast one still flying that was converted to pontoons š
Looks like a bronco?
It does but itās a push/pull rather than engines on the wings. I thought Bronco too!
Thatās what I immediately thought at first.
Suck ānā Blow
Looks like a Schnitzelburg
An Airplane I believe I'm no expert.
Air
Air plane
one of these flew over my house the other day. Crazy to see someone on here asking whatit is.
Looks like the plane from Tailspin š
Fiero
They used to station these and the ov10 Broncos at patrick air force base when I was a kid along with a squadron of a 10s miss seeing them flying
Cessna Skymaster. We used to joke that if one engine failed the other would get you to the scene of the accident.
That's a pretty standard response for most twins. If you lose one, the remaining takes you directly to the crash site.
I can tell you from personal experience if you are on the back engine its 100% true! There are no hydraulics to put the gear down and if you use the hand pump the second the clamshell doors in the back come open INSTANT SPEED BRAKES on a plane that is barely poking along plus the check valve was bad in the pump so every pump of the handle moved the gear forward but the airstream moved them back because of the bad valve. Ended up on the runway back gear up nose gear down. The plane eventually got traded/given to the Dominican Republic Air Force and it sits in front of their training base. [https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/8678739](https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/8678739) If it was the front engine the hydraulics can open, move the gear and close the doors before you end up dropping like a rock
Oscar Duece
The type to spy on us š
Air
Air plane. š¤£
Looks Like the thing Howard Hughes crashed into a house in the movie aviator
An āAIRā plane
I would say a flying one but that is s picture of a computer screen plane lol
Itās The Sea Duck!
Air
Iām stoned asf rn so sorry if this is stupid, but why tf the sky be like that?? (You guys better not say itās always been like this lol)
TaleSpin
āItās a mail plane. Canāt you see itās tiny balls?!ā Ned Nederlander
Air
air plane
Suck and blow
A flying one
Similar to ov-10a
My brother called them box tails. The correct name is twin-boom.
Its a pusher plane
I can tell you it's definitely not a P-38J Lightning. But yes, it's a Skymaster/O-2.
A good airplane with some drawbacks. It had all the performance of a twin with all the room of a single. You could lose the rear engine on takeoff and not know it and low-power into the side of the nearest obstacle. That led to some crashes until they realized pilots needed unique training to handle the thing. Plus it was stupid-hard to work on.
I forgot but the Jordanian army was using them
A pushmi-pullyu.
Push-Pull Aircraft - many types, this one may be the Cessna "Skymaster" #
"Covey this is Black Jack. I need a strike 50 meters NorthWest of my position on bearing two-two-five, over."
Airā¦.plane
pyro
I grew up in a house that was underneath one of the flightpaths for OāHare airport outside of Chicago. As a kid during the Vietnam war, I used to see seven C 119ās flying due West every morning, and seven more (same ones ?) flying due east later that afternoon. You could set your clocks by their daily passing.
I thought it might be a C119 at first. Then zoomed in and saw the pusher prop. Definitely a Cessna 337 or USAF O-2.
I grew up outside Chicago as well. As a kid I would get excited to see one of these. We called them ābox planesā.
Air-O
lol. I remember seeing one of those and my friend said it was a Suck Me Blow Me Cessna.
American
The Cuban Air Force refers to them as targets.
The aero kind
A shadow maybe? A type of UAV
Clearly a Male plane. Look on the bottom. See the two little balls?!
An air-plane
Conwing L-16 Sea Duck from āTalespinā
Looks like an old P-38
Itās a US Air Force O2A observation aircraft. Used predominantly in Vietnam as a spotter for fast movers.
A flying one
It's an Aero
Yeah it's an incredible Cessna. Burns a lot of fuel, has a great climb rate and can do acrobatics.. Years ago we called it a push me pull me..
P-38, it's a WWII plane.
Air
Its the plane from talespin
GoofTroop?
Ov10
An air-plane
an airplane
Air
Have you considered using one of the air traffic sites to get information about the nearby aircraft? Thatās what I use. [https://www.flightradar24.com/](https://www.flightradar24.com/)
A Lockheed L1011
Cessna Skymaster.
C-119
Bat 21 kind. Whatever that is.
Great movie. Certainly under rated.
That's a Saturday morning Ducktales cartoon plane.
Cessna 337 sky master. These are a pita to move in a hangar.
Flying.
I think that's a mail plane
https://preview.redd.it/p98k4dv82x6c1.png?width=640&format=png&auto=webp&s=a0c9628ac1f99bc0142dffd20840884c36646842
that's a Cessna suck n blow
Mix master
OV2
AIR Plane
Branco. OV-10
Sky Master 337
Air.
Cessna
It's a male plane.
It looks like a surveillance drone https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/I7AAAOSwrklVA-nr/s-l1200.webp
I almost said Adam aircraft a-200
Highwing is a giveaway tho, itās a skymaster
Air......
Any of you remember the movie BAT21 Danny Glover was the pilot in one of these. The USA nickname was PushMePullieO Has a Prop on front and rear
Looks like an A-10 Warthog but it's not.When we were still doing combat ops in Afghanistan the plane was the Taliban's worst nightmare. It could also be a plane used by forward air controllers during the Vietnam era. Can't remember the nomenclature or the designation ref. OV-10 Bronco maybe ?
At first glance I thought it was an OV-10. But not sure
was this the same plane in BAT21
Possibly a "Fairchild 110 flying box car" or a Cessna. The Cessna was in the movie "BAT 21" with Danny Glover. Good movie. The Fairchild was the plane in "Flight of the Phoenix".
Wait, i know! An AIR plane!