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Reviews / Comments by our visitors
| K Lindsey Richmond, Virginia | This Buf was assigned to Seymour-Johnson AFB during the period I was there, 1968-1971. I was assigned to the 68th OMS there and started out my AF career as a lowly "3rd Wiper" on 601 before later moving on to crew my own, (Tail #59-2587) in 1970. Back then #601 was one of our "newer" buf's and I recall that she had an enviable record for OT TO's and pulled her share of ALERT tours also. I last visited her in 1998. 01/11/2009 @ 23:26 [ref: 8616] |
| Greg Santa Rosa, California |  To Frank, the AJ tail code is for NAS Oceana. I am the Crew chief on F-86H S/N 53-1328 at Pacific Coast Air Museum and I was wondering if any body has information on the History of the aircraft other than it was stationed with the Puerto Rico ANG and was at China lake to be converted to a target. 12/31/2008 @ 08:11 [ref: 8591] |
| Frank , Virginia | F-4 tail number with AJ. What base is that tail code? 06/21/2008 @ 18:17 [ref: 8124] |
| Johnny Signor Palm Bay, Florida | The man looking for the Air Apaches patch if he needs a Leather copy I make them and if he knows the design Indian head etc i can do it,please contact me if you still do i know colors etc. Siggy. Ref # 2030 11/18/2007 @ 15:04 [ref: 6504] |
| rob robbins virginia beach, Virginia |  i was stationed at mather afb from 78-82 and flew many missions on this tail # as a gunner. 04/29/2007 @ 13:32 [ref: 5879] |
| Brian Fortner , New Jersey | I was stationed at the Griff from 1980-1994. In 1983 I was the lead Crew Chief for B-52G 59-2601. I have never visited the park but iplan to in 2007. My then Assistant Crew Chief Chris actually was in charge of taking the jet down to be decommisioned put on static display making him the last person to Crew the jet. It was a fine aircraft and we went through a lot together. I can't wait to see her again. HUA!!! Brian 02/12/2007 @ 11:25 [ref: 5612] |
| Jonathan Hayes Hermitage, Tennessee |  I realize we are living in a post-9/11 world. But, dammit, our tax dollars paid for these birds, and we enthusiasts have every right to gain access to them. If the bases will not let us in, then move those planes to a place where we can enjoy them! 07/12/2005 @ 15:28 [ref: 4235] |
| angie , New Jersey | As of 1992 Langley AFB does not accept civilian visitors. They have moved the Langley displays to the Virginia Museum of Air and space in Hampton. This page would not allow me to submit this notice without a rating, so I'll enter worth a look so you don't make this trip in vain. 07/02/2005 @ 08:53 [ref: 4199] |
| angie , New Jersey | As of 1992 Langley AFB doed not accept civilian visitors. They have moved the Langley displays to the Virginia Museum of Air and space in Hampton. This page would not allow me to submit this notice without a rating, so I'll enter worth a look so you don't make this trip in vain. 07/02/2005 @ 08:51 [ref: 4198] |
| Scott Shea Londonderry, New Hampshire |  Unless you are Military or work for NASA its difficult to get onto this base. All the aircraft (minus the B-52) are on sticks, and are thoughout the base. The base is getting F-22's, so another reason to check this place out..Also, NASA usually has cool stuff sitting out in front of its hanger, worth the trip around the base! 02/13/2005 @ 21:09 [ref: 3809] |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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