Subject: Pietenpol-List: Capt. Beanlands, WW1 Ace>Well, it would seem that this strange sickness called Aviation must be>hereditary. In my research of the DH-82, I stumbled across this little>gem:>>http://theaerodrome.com/aces/canada/beanland.html>>How very COOL! Too bad he didn't survive the war. So, maybe I should look>at building that 7/8 scale S.E.5a instead of the Tiger Moth
. I can do>it up in his squadron colors and put an authentic "Capt. beanlands" on the>side.....>>Ken Beanlands B.Eng (Aerospace)>Calgary, Alberta, Canada>Christavia MK 1 C-GREN>>>________________________________________________________________________________
>>Gordon>>>----- Original Message ----->From: >To: Pietenpol Discussion >Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 2:27 PM>Subject: Re: Capt. Beanlands, WW1 Ace>>>> Why not stick a couple of machine guns on your Piet andcall it aNieuport?>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Maiser(at)adena.byu.edu on 09/21/99 05:07:43 PM>> Please respond to piet(at)byu.edu @ INTERNET>>>>>> To: piet(at)byu.edu @ INTERNET>> cc:>>>> Subject: Re: Capt. Beanlands, WW1 Ace>>>> If you live around Kansas City and the infamous Dick Starkes, I'd also>> build a nice D-VII to go Neiport hunting in. However, I do love his>> writings and loved his book. It's well worth the read. I get some>> unpublished stuff from him from time to time and just love it.>>>> Ken>>>> On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Gordon Brimhall wrote:>>>> > Don't say that word to fast, might get tongue tied.>> >>> > I thought about building a Fokker and chase the Nieuports. My roots go>back>> > to both Germany and England.>> >>> > Also Kansas and Arkansas, MO, Mass,>> >>> > Gordon>> >>> >>> > ----- Original Message -----