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| Thursday, August 5, 2004 at
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NAS NATTC Pensacola, FL -
USA
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AM3
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Hello,
I was just looking up Naval Air Stations in the northwest, and remember driving
by on the way to the beach |
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| Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at
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Winston, OR -
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Peter D.
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We (my
wife and I), are planning to visit early this September. I'm going on 43 years
young, and enjoy seeing all the aircraft in their many forms. Each helped keep
the world from tyranny in the late thirties and early forties. When I get to
hear and see them fly, all the better! My wife and I enjoy Museums, airshows
(with such aircraft as are in your collection) plus the people associated with
them, but we visit for other reasons as well. Here is one reason, if one
doesn't mind me lamating on a little: My only family connection in aviation (to
that great and dark era), is my grandfather's labors at Burbank for the company
known as North America Aviation, Northorp. With his input and the history I've
read, I see the end of WWII as the starting point for all world history in all
the things we know today. Just my opinion. I also believe any current events
right up to today's, was in effect by that time period without a doubt, and can
be traced back to that time period! (When we could have been the only super
power if we weren't God's own good children) when good conquerd evil. These
planes help us and future generations, remember those years in history of good
triumphing over evil for theirs, mine, our freedoms. These planes should ever
more be around lest those that paid with body, soul and mind for mine, ours,
their freedom, be forgotten. These are just a couple of my reasons for
visiting. I'm looking forward to your newsletter and the aircraft that will be
featured while we are visiting. Peter Robinson. |
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| Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 10:38
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Minneapolis (Chaska), MN -
USA
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Steve Smith |
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Great
Website! Do you know anything about concrete blimp hangars? There is a hangar
on North Island NAS (San Diego, CA) that on a harbor tour, I was told was
originally built for blimps. We have a building on the Minnesota State
Fairgrounds that could be its long lost sister. The fairgrounds building is
used for horse shows & high school hockey. It replaced a building that was
used as a propellor factory during WWII. |
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| Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 4:47
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Nice
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| Friday, June 11, 2004 at 3:26 PM
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Chipley, FL -
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Richard
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[I'm
a] retired Navy Chief, and this type of site is my cup of tea. So [my] good
wife and I will drive out to see this Hanger and [the] aircraft this summer.
Great site and great History! |
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