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Consolidated PB2Y Coronado Profile

VP AircraftAIRCRAFT: ASF ThumbnailCameraASF PB2Y BUNO: 0453 "...Consolidated XPB2Y-1 Coronado -BUNO: 0453 - "The Blue Goose" used as VIP-transport Pacific - 1944 - I am a admirer of the US Navy Float- and Torpedoplanes for several years now. I am drawing profiles from the USN Floatplanes and Torpedoplanes from the early beginnings (1910-etc). These profiles are patrol floatplanes as a tribute to the VP-squadrons and pilots..." Contributed by Paul Imhoff p.imhoff@hetnet.nl [13AUG2015]


Consolidated PB2Y Coronado

VP AircraftAIRCRAFT: VP ASF PBM-5 ThumbnailCameraASF PB2Y BUNO: 0453 "...The 'First' Coronado!..." Official U. S. Navy Photograph ... Contributed by Frank L. DeLorenzo, Capt. USN(Ret.) frankdelo@cox.net [E-Mail Updated 23FEB99]

UPDATE "...I served with VP-13 as a radio operator during the time the squadron was getting ready to go to the South Pacific in 1943. After a few training flights, I was assigned to the flight crew for Admiral Towers. We flew the XPB2Y1 BUNO: 0453, after it was used to train pilots of 3 different squadrons. The last of which was VP-13. Admiral Towers lent the plane and crew to Admiral Nimitz for a flight to NAS North Island, San Diego, California and we were switched to be the Flag Crew for Admiral Nimitz. We flew Admiral Nimitz from NAS Agana, Guam to NAS North Island, San Diego, California on his trip to NAF Washington, D.C. before each major engagement then flew him back to NAS Agana, Guam...HOWARD B. HUSHBECK HBH1@AOL.COM..." [27SEP1997]

VP AircraftAIRCRAFT: ASF ThumbnailCameraASF PB2Y BUNO: Unknown "...WW2 period original print - dated June 1939..." WebSite: EBay http://www.ebay.com/ [06FEB2010]

VP AircraftAIRCRAFT: ASF ThumbnailCameraASF PB2Y BUNO: Unknown Contributed by George Winters pbycat@bellsouth.net

VP AircraftAIRCRAFT: XPB2Y ThumbnailCameraASF PB2Y BUNO: 0453 "..."Consolidated Model 29. First flight December 17, 1937 (with single tail). Delivered to Navy August 1938 (twin tails). Aircraft Scouting Force 1940. Photo was published in Wings Magazine, February 1972..." Contributed by Evan Hushbeck hush@foothill.net


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