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You can get on board...
The
Squadron is hosting the 11th Annual Wings of Victory Air Show at
the Fairfield County airport on August 19 and 20. A good show is
planned and Volunteers are needed to make this show happen and
to make it the best ever. Can you help out? Call president Wayne
Swisher 740-653-8593
The aircraft are still being lined up for the upcoming show.
Some of the aircraft under discussion are:
MiG-17,B-17,Skyraider, A-10 demo team, fly-over of the 121st,
hot air balloons, Otto the helicopter act, pyrotechnics for the
night show, and possibly another B-1 fly-by. If all goes as
planned we will host a pig-roast for the pilots. At press time
these are still tentative. Adult tickets have been increased to
$15.
AIR SHOW ON SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST 19-20
The
Squadron is hosting the 11th Annual Wings of Victory Air Show at
the Fairfield County airport on August 19 and 20. A good show is
planned and Volunteers are needed to make this show happen and
to make it the best ever. Can you help out? Call president Wayne
Swisher 740-653-8593
The aircraft are still being lined up for the upcoming show.
Some of the aircraft under discussion are:
MiG-17,B-17,Skyraider, A-10 demo team, fly-over of the 121st,
hot air balloons, Otto the helicopter act, pyrotechnics for the
night show, and possibly another B-1 fly-by. If all goes as
planned we will host a pig-roast for the pilots. At press time
these are still tentative. Adult tickets have been increased to
$15.


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STEVE
EVANS is moving right along with preparing the tank for a
new paint job. He is using a air driven tool which chips off
the layers of paint without damaging the surface. It also
removes surface rust. Steve says, “This tool is great. It is
easy to use and does the job perfectly.” What would have
been a labor intensive task is suddenly easy and quick.
We’re looking forward to the new paint job soon.
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We are in need
to improve our finances through revisal of the PX sales.
Are you one of those who has volunteered to assist this
effort? If not call today and volunteer.

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Hurry to the hangar Wednesdays or Saturdays to get in on
what’s happening
...don’t miss out!!!
Stop by on Saturday for volunteer work
AIR SHOW AUGUST 19, 20 contact Wayne Swisher to volunteer
Need help on Friday August 18 to set up for the air show
HANGAR DANCE SEPTEMBER 16
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July 8, 1913 The first long-distance cruise on
a flying boat was begun by Beckwith Havens in a Curtiss,
flying 885 miles on the Great Lakes. Less than 10 years
after the Wright’s 124 foot flight.
July 8, 1940 The first commercial flight of the
Boeing 307-B Stratoliner, Burbank, Calif., to Long Island,
N.Y. This was also the first commercial flight to use a
pressurized cabin.
June 8, 1943 Col. Malcolm G. Grow, Surgeon, Eighth
Air Force, received the Legion of Merit for developing a
“Flak Vest” and steel helmet to deflect low-velocity
schrapnel from American airmen.
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AND SATURDAYS. THERE IS A NEED FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS AND ANYTIME
AVAILABLE FROM YOU.
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