Moving the Corsair from Memphis to its final resting place at the Prairie Aircraft Museum.

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The VA-125 A7 Corsair II finally arrives in Bloomington, Illinois at the Prairie Aviation Museum. This was a small convoy, two semi trucks and two caution vehicles were required to carry the 19,500 lb A7 Corsair II. The fuselage was placed on one truck and the wings and tail section were placed on the other truck. In addition to the truck drivers there were four workers and Chuck Schumacher required to disassemble this aircraft.

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