bluebird
48 photos tagged bluebird, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.
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- vought
- ve7
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- voughtve7bluebird
- airplane
- usnavy
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- navalaviation
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- hispanosuiza
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- wrighthispanoe
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- sdasm
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09_03304 Stolle Collection Image Vought VE-7 BuNo. A-5675 at NAS San Diego, circa 1922. from SDASM Archives uploaded April 2021
bob hoover collection image from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2018
Vought VE-7H from SDASM Archives uploaded February 2018
Blue Bird Truck Stop sign, Pryor Street, Atlanta, Georgia (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded November 2017
Vought VE-7 VJ-SD-11 being fitted with an aerograph NAS San from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2016
Ray Wagner Collection Image from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2016
Langley with Vought VE-7 SDAM photo from SDASM Archives uploaded January 2016
First Navy Vought VE-7 May 27, 1920 from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
Vought VE-7H from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
Vought VE-7SF from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
Vought VE-7 US Navy photo from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
Vought VE-7A from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
Vought VE-7 US Navy photo from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
Vought VE-7 US Navy photo from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
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Blue Bird Truck Stop sign, Pryor Street, Atlanta, Georgia (LOC)
- B-59 said:
Vought VE-7 US Navy photo
from SDASM Archives
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Stig Jarlevik said:
The date here is when the aircraft was designed. The US Navy bought theirs much later during the 1920s Stig
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TVL1970 said:
As per the Joe Baugher site, this Naval Aircraft Factory (NAF) manufactured VE-7 was converted to a VE-9. www.joebaugher.com/navy_serials/firstseries1.html "A5970 converted to VE-9."
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Stig Jarlevik said:
TVL1970 To be honest, I can't tell the difference between a VE-7H and VE-9H, so perhaps you can point me how you can see this was after any conversion? As far as I know this photo has always been ID as a VE-7 and since it is shown here on floats I have myself 'upgraded' it to VE-7H since that is what my sources tell me it was designated when equipped with floats (and remained a two-seater). None of my sources say any VE-7 were upgraded to VE-9 standard, but who knows? Sorry to say I have no access to USN record cards where probably the answer can be found. Stig
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TVL1970 said:
Stig Jarlevik Hi Stig, I wasn't noting that this image depicts A-5970 in its converted form. That was just a note about its later fate. With respect to the notation about the upgrade to VE-9 standard, I based that upon the Joe Baugher site and Jos Heyman's work: usmilitaryaircraft.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/undes-t-z1... See Page 30: "Based on the VE-7, the US Army procured 24 VE-9 aircraft with serials 64310, 64316 and 23-379/400. Several of these were also flown with Project serials: 64310 as P-203, 64316 as P-216, 22-399 as P-330 and 22-400 as P-331. Other known serials include 22-375 and 22-377 with the possibility of others. The US Navy had 17 aircraft with serials A-6465/6481 whilst VE-7 A-5970 was also brought up to this standard. The VE-9H version had a single float and four were built for the US Navy with serials A-6461/6464 although these had been ordered as VE-9."
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Stig Jarlevik said:
TVL1970 Thanks I wasn't aware of that site. I know Jos a little since he is a fan of old NEI aviation stuff. Unfortunately I have yet to come across someone who can advise me the difference between the two types. The VE-7H had the same float system as the VE-9H so that does not work. All I can find are references saying the difference was minute, and then we are back to dates, and somehow accurate dates are mostly lacking on old photos..... Stig
Sir Malcolm Campbell at the wheel of the "Bluebird", with crowd, 1926 - 1936
from Powerhouse Museum
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carlosbezz said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called artland, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
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ABDULLA S RSD L N G said:
Modern design comparing with that time
nice collection you have here -
beanbag1957 said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Sepia tones.... Australia and around the World :) , and we'd love to have this added to the group!
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Storm Dickinson said:
That is so cool!
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William Gibson said:
such a beautiful design