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F-100, I think my favorite. They were the thing when I was in the USAF. Thanks for the photos.
Yes sir. F-100 crew chief for Francis ‘Gabby’ Gabreski.
It is said that Bonnie never killed anyone. Who is it that you think she killed? I hope you didn't mistake the scene in the movie where it shows her standing over and shooting the cop in Grapevine as the truth.
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You don't have to pull a trigger to be party to a murder.
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I did quite a bit of research on Bonnie and Clyde a few years back when I was doing a lot of metal detecting. My wife and I detected the spot where they were ambushed and killed outside of Gibsland, LA. We also went to the spot outside of Wellington, TX where Clyde ran his car off into the Salt Fork of the Red River.
Both Gibsland and Wellington have museums. The one in Wellington has a display with a glove that belonged to Bonnie, it is tiny, about the size of a kids glove. And they also have a BAR magazine with the ammo still in it. The glove and 2 magazines were found at the spot where Clyde ran off into the river. There is a very interesting story about that incident.
The museum in Gibsland was owned by LJ "Boots" Hinton, the son of Ted Hinton. Ted Hinton was a Dallas county deputy and took part in the ambush of B&C. Boots passed away in 2016. I met him when my wife and I went to his museum in 2014. He was a real character. We talked to him for about an hour. He told us several stories about his dad and about B&C. I really hated to hear about him passing away, I was planning another trip to see him.
Both Gibsland and Wellington have museums. The one in Wellington has a display with a glove that belonged to Bonnie, it is tiny, about the size of a kids glove. And they also have a BAR magazine with the ammo still in it. The glove and 2 magazines were found at the spot where Clyde ran off into the river. There is a very interesting story about that incident.
The museum in Gibsland was owned by LJ "Boots" Hinton, the son of Ted Hinton. Ted Hinton was a Dallas county deputy and took part in the ambush of B&C. Boots passed away in 2016. I met him when my wife and I went to his museum in 2014. He was a real character. We talked to him for about an hour. He told us several stories about his dad and about B&C. I really hated to hear about him passing away, I was planning another trip to see him.
The horror!
Nice! I don't recognize that tanker though. Can you identify? Thx.
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