Thursday, October 13, 2005




October 2007: The education department began installing computers for
their flight simulator training classes.

5 comments:

  1. WOW!!!!!!!!!!

    What a remarkable restoration. You even found the unobtainable rubber visor for the R 65A APN 9 LORAN A set.

    I am impressed!

    Mark

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  2. I was an IN at Ellington AFB on the T-29. What a deja vu experience to re-live the aircraft.

    I recall that some of the aircraft had a periscopic sextant. Using it separated the men from the boys; you really had to know celestial to use it. I actually preferred it since I hated (and was terrified) of using the dome.

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  3. Anonymous12:27 PM

    I was a nav student at Mather AFB in 1967 and have many fond memories of the T-29. I went on to become an EWO, F-4 Wild Weasel in Vietnam and later transferred to the Navy and flew Phantoms and Tomcats off of carriers. But the humble T-29 was always a first love. This is a superb job of restoration on old 109.

    Bravo!!

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  4. Anonymous10:59 PM

    I trained at Ellington (1955) and later (1960 -1964) instructed at Harlingen and James Connaly. Great job. Would love to see a photo of the radar station APS 23 Q-24.

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