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The hardest part of Obsidian's job is having to witness how little braincells are shared on this ship

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All About the Queensland Air Museum Caloundra

The Queensland Air Museum is a unique and exciting place for aviation enthusiasts to visit in the Sunshine Coast hinterlands. The museum has many different aspects, museum display of the Pathfinder Force to an extensive range of aircraft memorabilia from the 20th century.

Open cockpit weekends

Open Cockpit weekends are fun for the whole family. In this two-day event, the museum opMuseums doors to the public to showcase its extensive collection of vintage aircraft, engines, and memorabilia. In the process, you can experience the wonders of aviation history firsthand.

The museum is home to the iconic Canberra bomber; it's also the custodian of an impressive array of agricultural and military aircraft. This includes the mighty F-111 and the Beechcraft Starship, a unique twin turboprop six to eight-seat pressurized business jet. For the more intrepid visitors, there's a chance to see the RAAF's finest, including the famous DH-9 Flying Tiger.

Suppose you're a big fan of airborne memorabilia; several museums abound on the Sunshine Coast. The Queensland Air Museum is the place to go if you want to learn more about the past and present of the Queensland state's aviation history. Aside from the actual airplanes on display, there's a plethora of interactive exhibits, artifacts, and even training aircraft.

The Queensland Air Museum's open days are unlike anything you've experienced. For one thing, you get a 10% discount on merchandise at the museum's Museum's store. Alternatively, you can take a guided tour of the property. If you're a pilot, you'll have the opportunity to test drive an F-111.

The QAM also boasts a sizeable air-side display of vintage aircraft. The museum has over 80 historic aircraft, making it Australia's largest aviation museum. The museum isMuseume a 1.5-hour drive from Brisbane. It's easy to see why this museum isMuseumular hangout for locals and tourists alike. So whether you're in the market for aviation memorabilia or looking for a new place to take the kids, you're sure to find it at the Queensland Air Museum.

A visit to the Queensland Air Museum will highlight your next trip to the Sunshine Coast. You can get there by car, train or plane. To find out more about the Museum and anMuseumexciting events, contact the friendly staff at 9800 7811 or email them at info@qam.com.

Displays to commemorate the Pathfinder Force

The Queensland Air Museum in Caloundra, Queensland, is home to some impressive displays commemorating the Pathfinder Force in World War II. The Pathfinder Force was an elite group of bomber crews that would lead the main bomber force to the target. The display includes models, uniforms, and memorabilia.

The displays are located adjacent to the F-111 strike aircraft. The F-111 was the premier strike asset for 37 years. During these years, the spectacular flame produced by an F-111 was famous at air shows. It was also used during the closing ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.

The museum haMuseumllection of over 70 historic aircraft. It is Australia's largest aviation museum. The aircraft are grouped into various categories, including military and passenger types. It is located at Caloundra Airport. A guided tour of the museum's Museum's aircraft is available.

Queenslander Don Bennett founded the Pathfinder Force. He led the group of bomber crews. They flew missions to attack the Germans during nighttime area bombing. The loss rate for these operations was four to five percent. The aircraft was designed to fly at low altitudes, so the pilot could descend at a steep angle to avoid damage to the propeller.

The museum Museum'salso features the P-51 Mustang, a fighter aircraft that was one of the best-performing allied aircraft during WWII. The Pathfinder Force's commander, Air Vice-Marshal Don Bennett, flew the Mustang. B-17 and B-24 heavy bombers escorted the P-51. The Mustang was accompanied by the B-17's nickname, "High Hats."

There is also a collection of other aircraft, including the de Havilland Gipsy Queen and the R-1830 Twin Wasp. The museum contains turbojets, piston engines, and radial types. In addition, there are many other displays and artifacts on display.

The Queensland Air Museum is a community-owned aviation museum. It is a great place to visit with the entire family. Most days, the museum is a museum for free tours. However, a knowledgeable volunteer can give you a history of the aircraft and help you learn more about them.

Volunteer organization with a proud history

Volunteers of America (VOA) is a nonprofit organization that provides services for individuals and communities in the United States. They offer a range of programs, including daycare, nursing, and summer camps. Through VOA, 1.5 million people are served annually. It is also the most significant human service organization in the country. Its mission is to improve the quality of life through the power of volunteers.

Founded by Ballington and Maud Booth in 1899, the organization was inspired by its desire to create a "reaching and uplifting" movement in the United States. They established the nation's first halfway houses for released prisoners. They began providing housing for single men and organized day camps and summer camps. Today, VOA serves hundreds of communities across the United States.

The Volunteers of America organization continues to fulfill its founding vision. Through its many outreach efforts, VOA is committed to building a volunteer movement that will "uplift and reach" the American people. With a proud history and a commitment to change, VOA continues to impact the lives of millions of people. It is no wonder it is recognized as the country's most significant human services organization. The volunteer community is growing, and more and more people are choosing to join the movement.

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In the ruins of a space ship long gone, you find a tablet still functional...

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Lemon is the crew's unofficial therapist, and probably the only one Basalt willingly opens up to, but she has absolutely no filter.

For context, Basalt is a survivor from a couple impostor attacks. They have a lot of emotional baggage and trauma to deal with.

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Is orange the sus?

According to Vermilion's hands-on expertise, Amber is 100% human. Can he really be trusted on the matter tho? Who knows.

Don't think Basalt is convinced.

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Ice likes to info-dump about his hyperfixation. You can't blame him, that show is pretty awesome! Basalt just...needs to tread carefully here.

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I don't know about the others, but I'd like to sit quietly in a room with Basalt, like cats. Just doing our own things in a nice silence. I just like Basalt a normal amount and desire to be their friend <3

Basalt VERY much enjoys parallel play! They went through a lot, so they appreciate a comforting presence around them to make them feel safer.

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There's always one person on every crew that HOARDS stuffed animals/plushies. So which one of you is it?

He doesn't realize he won't be able to bring them all when leaving the ship.

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Question to anyone : what’s the food like?

Lucky for them, Olive is an extremely competent chef and probably the only reason everyone remains sane on this ship.

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Someone said this post reminded them of Lemon and Obsidian and I had to do it

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A ragtag crew of 10 idiots on a mission through space to reach the planet Polus. They’re only meant to deliver supplies to some planet-side facilities, but they’re not the most…professional team out there, so it won’t be simple.

From left to right, their names are: Obsidian, Ice, Lemon, Vermilion, Basalt, Amber, Olive, Copper, Winter and Indigo.

Though there’s far more trouble ahead of them than they realize…

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At least, Lemon has an ally in Vermilion. Just...guys, maybe have those types of conversations somewhere else. Obsidian probably doesn't need to hear that?

Sequel to this post

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Olive is nice but his standards are a little too high.

Him and Indigo are the elected parental figures on the ship.

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Promoting teamwork (and hoping to teach everyone how to do most tasks in case some people were, for UNKNOWN reasons, incapacitated), Indigo paired these two together.

Not much work got done that day.

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which of the beans is the horniest?

Alright alright enough genuine plot/lore, we're back on the bullshit. Have a graph.

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are amber and vermillion dating?

They keep being asked the same thing but no, they're just really good friends. A bit too touchy maybe but that's just their personality.