A quick assortment of pics I got during my time out there. Hover the mouse over the centre of the image and click the light bulb to get a new page with the full picture displayed.
Apologies for some of the pics being from behind glass, certain areas us civilians weren’t allowed outside the transport. Thanks to the guys at of the 309th Maint&Regen unit for the backstage pass to see the nukes!
You may use these images as long as you credit me and this URL when you do so.
I would like to know if you have any (02) Cessna SkyMasters 337 if so what condition are they in and are they for sale if so how much? Please if possible on the condition of the Aircraft are flyable with minor repair or major repair!
How can I get a Huey or Cobra for my American Legion post?
Joe Wenzler U.S.Army Vietnam 71-72
I need a completely stripped huey fuselage for a stage production about vietnam. If anyone can help me my email is hawkeye7593@comcast.net. If someone were to let us borrow one in rough shape we would fix it up for them.
N94ONS is a Superguppy. Based on the Boeing C97 Cargomaster, originally derived from the B29 Superfortress of WW2. The Superguppy conversions were most often employed by NASA during and subsequent to the Apollo era, and did not cease flying until the mid 1980′s early 1990′s.
McDonnell Douglass TA4K. in Aggressor Squadron “Soviet” markings as employed at “Top Gun” Naval Air to Air Combat School, NAS Miramar.
Aggressor Squadron flew as simulated Russian aircraft and pilots, quite literally a Soviet Airforce Unit as close to genuine as could be achieved, operating on US soil.