Vance AFB

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Address(1)   Address(2)   City Vance AFB State Oklahoma Zip 73705-5000 Country USA Contact   Phone 405-237-2121 Fax

Exhibits - By Primary role

Advanced Trainer - ? 'AT' 1924-1948   North American AT-6 (Texan) Serial No: 42-44660     Attack - 'A' 1926-1947   Douglas A-26B (Invader) Serial No: 44-34156     Basic Trainer - 'BT' 1930-1947   Vultee BT-13A (Valiant) Serial No: 41-10683     Fighter - 'F' 1948-Present   Republic F-105D (Thunderchief) Serial No: 62-4242   Trainer - 'T' 1948-Present   Cessna T-37B (Tweet) Serial No: 56-3498       Lockheed T-33A (Shooting Star) Serial No: 51-4301       North American T-28A (Trojan) Serial No: 49-1689       Northrop T-38A (Talon) Serial No: 65-10426

Reviews / Comments by our visitors

DAN VANARSDALL  , Texas	It takes military ID or a sponsor to get on the base, but if you go west from the main gate there is a pinic area you can sit at and see the trainers fly and take off and touch and goes for as long as you feel like sitting there. Pretty cool stuff. 07/26/2004 @ 12:48 [ref: 3304]
SSGT. Thomas Roberts(Ret)  Edmond, Oklahoma	I always enjoy visiting bases, since I have been to several theaters around the free world. When visiting my grandchildren near Covington I enjoy taking them there to see the static display of older trainers. Thanks for your time. 09/22/2002 @ 18:15 [ref: 2493]
W Zelenski  Enid, Oklahoma	Handful of aircraft on outdoor static display. Requires entry to Vance for viewing. T-38 is mounted in flying attitude near the main gate, visible to visitors without entry to the base. Displays also include a T-41 not listed above. 09/13/2002 @ 19:50 [ref: 2467]
Mike Williams  Tampa, Florida	I flew F-105s in Vietnam and the newly completed paint scheme on the Thud is wonderful. World class thanks, Vance AFB. 05/22/2002 @ 19:42 [ref: 2154]
Marion \"Skip\" Webb  Houston, TX 77080-6420, Texas	I Was there as a Flight Commander/Operations Officer 1962 to 1965. Never had a student bail out, never had a fatality or an accident in all my time there. I started the Flight as Mojack, and our patch had indian lingo (Necha Okessa) which meant wings of silver. 10/27/2001 @ 21:39 [ref: 1555]
Neale Shreve  , Michigan	Best display ever seen. A must see! 07/23/2001 @ 14:47 [ref: 1315]
Norman Crocker  Creston, Iowa	Good, well-maintained base display. I visited May 30, 2000. The B-26 is down by the flightline. 06/09/2000 @ 15:58 [ref: 179]

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