Connecticut ANG - 103rd FG, Windsor Locks

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Address(1) Bradley International Airport Address(2)   City Winsor Locks State Connecticut Zip 06026-5000 Country USA Contact   Phone 203-292-2526 Fax

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Attack - 'A' 1962-Present   Fairchild-Republic A-10A (Thunderbolt II) Serial No: 79-0103   Fighter - 'F' 1948-Present   Convair GF-102A (Delta Dagger) Serial No: 56-1264       North American F-100D (Super Sabre) Serial No: 55-3805

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Steve Weaver  , Texas	When I was a kid that F-102 was located in front of the hotel on the road leading in to Bradley Intl Airport. This would have been back in the late 60s to early 70s. I'm pretty sure it was there when I went in to the Navy in 1975. 04/03/2015 @ 17:24 [ref: 55758]
Ken Neubeck  Patchogue, New York	Before I visited the New England Air Museum, I was fortunate to obtain permission ahead of time from the base to photograph the three aircraft located just inside the gate of the ANG base for a book project that I am doing. Both the A-10A and the F-102A were in good shape, considering that they are outside all-year round in the tough New England climate. The New England Air Museum is located one mile away from the entrance to the base. 04/20/2007 @ 10:08 [ref: 5844]
Kandy  , Connecticut	Has any one ever heard of the interior guard us army in or about 1914. any thing you know would help. Thanks Kandy Kaydesso@aol.com 08/23/2002 @ 09:47 [ref: 2409]
Mac Pope, USAF, ret  New London, Connecticut	Great Web Site It prompted me to visit the NE Air Museum, Windsor Locks -fascinating. best of luck! 03/21/2001 @ 14:07 [ref: 965]
Paul Michaud  , Connecticut	The A-10A and the F-100D are both mounted on pedestals and the F-102 is free standing. All have the correct markings for their respective time period. These aircraft are located at the entrance of the Bradley Air National Guard Base in a memorial park for all past and present CTANG members. The exhibits are only open to the public during the airport open house (usualy in June) allthough they are easily viewed from outside the main gate. This would be a nice quick stop on your way to the New England Air Museum which is about a mile and a half down Perimmeter Road (left at the main gate). 02/26/2001 @ 21:24 [ref: 881]

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