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04/06/2012 @ 17:44 [ref: 35363]
Harry McKee Martindale, Texas
You should add a big red star, with a "21" in the center, to the F-4 66-7468 you have displayed on a pedastal in Springfield. I was piloting this plane December 28, 1972 when I and my RIO John Dubler shot down a MIG-21 about 50 miles west of Hanoi using an AIM7E-2. This was the seventeenth kill of 1972 for the 555 TFS
"Triple NIckle" squadron and the 39th squadron klll of the Viet Nam war.
03/18/2007 @ 06:48 [ref: 5746]
i am trying to see if anyone has worked for a guy named Arly Phelps from Springfield, Illinois he is in the Air Force and i have his dog tag and it says 183rd flight if anyone has worked with him will they please email me. thank you.
Kiley 02/28/2005 @ 11:01 [ref: 3861]
tom toepfer , Illinois
as for the f 84 aircraft at the main gate of the183rdfighter wing . there is only one of them, the other f84 is at the army guard down the street. have a good time.tom usaf retired. 03/03/2003 @ 16:45 [ref: 2796]
Chuck Anderson Cambridge, Ontario
I am looking for any information on the : Aero Thrust Engine company of Chicago Illinois. The engine I own is a 2 cylinder, 2 stroke, horizontally opposed and is air cooled. Using the spark plugs and magneto system as a gauge, the vintage would be 1920's.
My hope is to obtain specifications, parts source, operating manuals and the like.
Any information would be great!
Thank you 11/25/2001 @ 12:07 [ref: 1651]