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Cockpit-Fest USA 2014, Cold War Air Museum

Started by dc8flightdeck, February 02, 2014, 06:24:26 PM

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Hosted at the Cold War Air Museum, Lancaster, Texas. August 29-31st.


Cockpit-Fest 2014 will be held in conjunction with...
The Dallas/Ft. Worth Commemorative Air Force "Warbirds on Parade" and carshow.

Cockpit-Fest USA 2014 will feature privately owned aircraft cockpits and simulators restored by collectors from across the USA. 2014 is also introducing a race car simulator award!

The Friday Night Social will feature a dinner in a hanger among your favorite aircraft and will feature a competition for the best illuminated cockpit.

The 2014 awards:
*Cold War Air Museum – Best Aircraft Cockpit: Prize, a flight in a Nanchang CJ-6A
*PilotEdge -Best functional Aircraft Simulator: Prize, a flight in a Nanchang CJ-6A & a six month Pilot Edge subscription ($100.00 value)
*Cold War Air Museum – Best non-functional Aircraft Simulator: Prize, a flight in a Nanchang CJ-6A
*Best Race Car simulator: Prize, $50.00
*Nthusim – Exhibition Award: Prize, Nthusim Plus software ($489 value)
*C&A Messenger – Spirit of Cockpit-Fest Award: Prize $100.00
*C&A Messenger – Most Extreme Restoration Award: Prize, $100.00
*C&A Messenger - Lights Award: Prize, $100.00

2014 SPONSORS
* The Cold War Air Museum
* C&A Messenger Foundation
* Nthusim Graphics Warping Software
* PilotEdge Simulator Air Traffic Contoller Services
* Air Salvage of Dallas

All are welcome to attend no matter if you bring a cockpit or just want to attend and meet other aircraft and simulation enthusiasts.

The Cold War Air Museum flies two Russian Hind helicopters and other Soviet era aircraft from their hangar complex in Lancaster, TX.

Registration and info at www.CockpitFestUSA.org

The Facebook page is at  www.facebook.com/CockpitFestUSA

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Thanks to the generous staff at the Cold War Air Museum, some of the Cockpit-Fest 2014 award winners will be given prize flights in this beautiful Nanchang CJ-6A!

This CJ-6A is just one of the aircraft operated by the museum. On Aug 30th one of their Hind attack helicopters will fly a demo that all CF attendees will be able to enjoy.

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Fri Night Social & Dinner: August 29th, 6PM

This is a reminder that the deadline for the $15.00 dinner pre-registration early discount is here. On the 10th it will be $20.00.

The popular Friday night Social & Steak Dinner is back! Its your chance to have dinner with friends in an aircraft hanger while surrounded by illuminated cockpits. Enjoy a fun filled evening catered by Ruth Bailey from A Utopian Event. The menu will feature salad, mashed potatoes, steak, and desert.

Friday night will also debut a new award, for Best Illuminated Cockpit! Be sure to register for the dinner on the registration page: http://cockpitfestusa.org/?page_id=159

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The Official Cockpit-Fest 2014 Group Flight
August 30th, 4:30 PM

Ride the Douglas R4D-6S for 45 minutes with eleven of your lucky Cockpit-Fest friends.

$150.00 per seat

Registration: http://cockpitfestusa.org/?page_id=339

Registration Deadline: August 24th.

The Douglas R4D-6S "Ready for Duty" is a WWII Submarine Hunter version of the famed DC-3.

Her records showed that she had been used as an anti-submarine warfare (ASW) aircraft, primarily for the training of crews in the use of new ASW equipment. Bureau No. 50783's Weight and Balance record gives details of an impressive array of electronic gear, and even provisions for carrying bombs! This clearly was not your regular dime-a-dozen cargo plane; this was a wolf in sheep's clothing!

The R4D-6S Bu.No. 50783 was built in October 1944, at Douglas Aircraft's Oklahoma City plant. She was one in a group of 35 C-47B-l0-DK'"s [the full USAAF designation] which were converted on the production line to the Navy's R4D-6 specification. She was accepted by the Navy on October 1944 and assigned to Naval Air Transport Squadron Three (VR-3), headquartered at the Olathe, Kansas Naval Air Station on October 25th 1944

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