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| Franck RATELET near Bordeaux, Quebec | My father was training as a pilot in LUKE AFB for gunnery. His frist flew was on 24 august 1953. He never had his yearbook fo his class : class 53-D. Could you help me or someone else to get this yearbook. Thanks for all 11/22/2006 @ 11:34 [ref: 5439] |
| Skip James Litchfield Park, Arizona |  Good afternoon all. I am the Director of Sales & Marketing at The Wigwam Golf Resort Spa and I am putting together a New Year's Eve celebration to celebrate the history of our resort and Litchfield Park. We are doing a 20s and 30s theme and I wanted to see who may be able to help me get a plane or model of an aircraft from that time period. My direct line is 623-856-1097. 08/29/2006 @ 08:18 [ref: 5218] |
| JOHN SHAUGHNESSY BRADENTON BEACH, Florida | MY BROTHER CAPTIAN WILLIAM J SHAUGHNESSY JR USAF WAS KILLED IN AN F-86 AIRPLANE CRASH AT LUKE AFB LATE MAY OR EARLY JUNE IN 1952 HE WAS 30 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME.HE IS BURIED IN ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETARY IN VIRGINIA AND WAS PROMOTED TO MAJOR AFTER HIS DEATH. I WAS VERY YOUNG AT THE TIME AND DON\'T REMEMBER MUCH ABOUT IT.HIS WIFE HAS PASSED AND I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE HIS CHILDREN. I WAS WONDERING IF YOU OR COULD REFER ME TO SOMEONE THAT COULD GIVE ME SOME BACKROUND ON THE ACCIDENT AND MY BROTHER.IT IS STRICTLY FOR MY OWN FAMILY INFORMATION.THANKING YOU FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.JOHN SHAUGHNESSY 2601 GULF DR.N.B1 BRADENTON BEACH FL 34217 08/18/2006 @ 09:27 [ref: 5194] |
| Adam , | Hi im flying out to Phoenix late in august and im interested in the museum. im just wondering is it possible to see any of the operating military aircrapt from the museum. Can anyone help me! 02/19/2005 @ 05:44 [ref: 3825] |
| Al Dube Abbeville, Georgia | There is a lot of history behind F-15B 73-0108.A part of that history is the fact that Brig.Gen.Robert L.Scott,Jr.who wrote the book God is my Co-pilot and The Day I owned the Sky flew this F-15B on July 25th 1988 at Dobbins AFB,Ga.This aircraft was painted the usual light and dark ghost gray paint scheme in Ga.air National Guard markings with Gen. Scott's name painted in the name block.I have the only 1/32 scale Revell model of 73-0108 in these markings modeled for the day he flew this aircraft.And I'm very proud to have it. The former Commander at Dobbins AFB,Ga. B.Gen Charles W. Taylor Jr. of The 116th TFW of the Ga.air national Guard and I worked for 9 months with The Dept of the AirForce to get the flight approved. It was to celebrate Gen. Scott's 80th Birthday and it's a day in history Gen. Scott and the rest of us will never forget.B.Gen. Scott will be turning 97 on April 12th 2005.I am now working on F-15B 73-112 that also had Gen. Scott's name in the nameblock in 1/32 scale.This was a backup B model for that day on July 25th 1988.Keep up the good work.Excellent website. 02/18/2005 @ 14:38 [ref: 3821] |
| Sterling C. Oliver Tsgt. Retired (L Leland, Mississippi | Information is great. Wish there was pics of the displays. I was a Flight chief snd QC inspector. I was there from May 71 until retirement Oct 77. 02/03/2005 @ 10:50 [ref: 3786] |
| William Butler Randolph AFB, Texas | Looking for information on instructor badges in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. Also seeking photos of individuals wearing instructor badges for those periods. See links to other Air Training Command sites at the follwing: http://www.aetc.randolph.af.mil/ho/default.html 08/09/2002 @ 13:31 [ref: 2365] |
| MSgt Robert E. Johnson, USAF, Ret. Surprise, Arizona |  I was assigned to the 4510 Combat Crew Training Wing (Fighters) during the late '60s and early '70s. I am attempting to locate a patch representing the organization. In order to have a patch manufactured, I am obligated to purchase 50 to 100. Anyone possessing the original patch, and interested selling or providing the dimensions, I would appreciate a letter. I currently have a photograph and the description of the patch obtained from the Base Historical Office. Robert 04/12/2002 @ 14:13 [ref: 2031] |
| Elizabeth Booker , Ontario | My family and I visited the display at Luke AFB in February of 2001. My Uncle is Retired Air Force and took us for a tour of the base. I am Canadian Air Force Reserve and found the trip exciting. The aircraft on display were in excellent condition and displayed beautifully. I especially enjoyed parking at the end of the runway and watching the aircraft practice their circuits. I hope to visit again someday soon. 09/21/2001 @ 11:37 [ref: 1464] |
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