Phil,
Judging by your email address, was that your Kettenkrad
there? Looked like a nice one! I was in the AMMI WW2 Field Hospital. I
didn't bring a vehicle, I just spent the weekend carrying people from the
Ambulance, to preop, to the OR, to post op.
We were set up next to a bunch of MVs from one of the local
clubs. A couple of nice deuces, M151s, a CUCV (VERY NICE!), some WW2
jeeps, and other stuff I can't remember. There were also some USMC jeeps &
trucks there. The Fourth Armored was there with 2 halftracks and a Weapons
Carrier. I passed by the German camp & saw the Kettenkrad and a few other
vehicles. Oh! I also saw a guy wearing a Joe Young t-shirt! Don't see
too many of those in Georgia!
I'll have pictures from the show in a week or so. I shot photos
using a WW2 era camera with B/W film so I just can't run out to the local 1
hour place to get them developed. Once I get them back, I'll scan them &
put them on my site.
Being down here in the WW2 starved south, it was well worth the
drive! Frederick & Reading are both shows I don't mind the 11-13 hour
drive to get to.
Later,
Brian Mead
Griffin, Georgia
http://www.hardscrabblefarm.com
At 10:25 PM 8/21/2001 -0400, Phil wrote:
>The Wings Over Frederick air show was held this past weekend in Frederick,
>Maryland. The show, in addition to having a great selection of WWII, Korea
>and other warbirds, had a Military Vehicle parade for the reenactors
>vehicles. This show is growing every year and is one that Mil Veh
>enthusiasts (other than Air Show buffs) should think about.
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