Dayton USAF museum

Well, this is embaressing; I had posted a question about a month ago about
where to fly to in the Dayton area to go to the USAF museum and several of you
kind folks recommended one of the outlying less congested airports (plus some
others) with a good family-run (I think) FBO. Now that I want to call and make
arrangements I'll be damned if I can find where I wrote it down. I'm hoping
that the original respondents will reread this and post the info again. Thanks.

Jim F

(I write things down so I won't forget them but keep forgetting where I put the
note!)

See http://makeashorterlink.com/?T6DD11345 from my trip there in May...
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"JFLEISC" wrote in message
...
Well, this is embaressing; I had posted a question about a month ago about
where to fly to in the Dayton area to go to the USAF museum and several of
you
kind folks recommended one of the outlying less congested airports (plus
some
others) with a good family-run (I think) FBO. Now that I want to call and
make
arrangements I'll be damned if I can find where I wrote it down. I'm
hoping
that the original respondents will reread this and post the info again.
Thanks.

Jim F

(I write things down so I won't forget them but keep forgetting where I
put the
note!)

Jim

When you go to the museum, look at the F-89J. It's a tail number I
flew. Bird fired atomic air to air rockets in head on attacks that I
designed for ADC. Pk (kill probablility) of head on was over 95%.

Big John



On 14 Jul 2003 21:28:30 GMT, (JFLEISC) wrote:

Well, this is embaressing; I had posted a question about a month ago about
where to fly to in the Dayton area to go to the USAF museum and several of you
kind folks recommended one of the outlying less congested airports (plus some
others) with a good family-run (I think) FBO. Now that I want to call and make
arrangements I'll be damned if I can find where I wrote it down. I'm hoping
that the original respondents will reread this and post the info again. Thanks.

Jim F

(I write things down so I won't forget them but keep forgetting where I put the
note!)

Jim, make sure you plan on 2 full days at the museum. I just returned from 2
at the airshow and 2 at the museum, sensory overload is the only way to
describe it.
"JFLEISC" wrote in message
...
Well, this is embaressing; I had posted a question about a month ago about
where to fly to in the Dayton area to go to the USAF museum and several of
you
kind folks recommended one of the outlying less congested airports (plus
some
others) with a good family-run (I think) FBO. Now that I want to call and
make
arrangements I'll be damned if I can find where I wrote it down. I'm
hoping
that the original respondents will reread this and post the info again.
Thanks.

Jim F

(I write things down so I won't forget them but keep forgetting where I
put the
note!)

Jim, make sure you plan on 2 full days at the museum. I just returned from 2
at the airshow and 2 at the museum, sensory overload is the only way to
describe it.

Wow! a 2 day museum? sounds better than the Garber facility.

Jim

JFLEISC wrote:
Wow! a 2 day museum? sounds better than the Garber facility.

Don't forget to visit the Annex.

Did you see my F-89J (bird I flew on occason when adviser to Maine
ANG)? As I recall, they have two inert Atomic Air to Air rockets hung
on the pylons.

Big John


On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 12:37:59 GMT, john smith
wrote:

JFLEISC wrote:
Wow! a 2 day museum? sounds better than the Garber facility.

Don't forget to visit the Annex.

Ah yes the annex, aka Presidential and R&D hangers. We took the tour over
there. You only get 40 minutes, we spent all of it in the R&D. Damn I love
that Valkrie. You must, repeat must sign up for the annex EARLY. Doors open
at 9. I suggest you go directly to the sign up desk. The tours to the
hangers fill up very fast.
"john smith" wrote in message
...
JFLEISC wrote:
Wow! a 2 day museum? sounds better than the Garber facility.

Don't forget to visit the Annex.

You recall correctly.

"Big John" wrote in message
...
Did you see my F-89J (bird I flew on occason when adviser to Maine
ANG)? As I recall, they have two inert Atomic Air to Air rockets hung
on the pylons.

Big John


On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 12:37:59 GMT, john smith
wrote:

JFLEISC wrote:
Wow! a 2 day museum? sounds better than the Garber facility.

Don't forget to visit the Annex.