Dad in WWII

Great stuff. Can't imagine how proud you are.

Thanks for uploading, your Dad looks very young in the 1st photo, how old was he?

The B-25 was such a beast!! Your 6th picture just shows how big that plane is...

A unique photo share, thanks again for a sweet upload.
 
I bet the Pima Air and Space Museum would like a copy of the B-26 pictures. They have a B-26 page http://www.pimaair.org/view.php?pg=58. I ran across it since I have a trip out there 10/5 and am going to take my dad on the trip and hit the Museum. Unfortunately we will not have enough time to take the bus tour. I did the bus tour about 2 years ago and it was great. I think I took about 100 pictures.
 
Corporate Pilot said:
I bet the Pima Air and Space Museum would like a copy of the B-26 pictures. They have a B-26 page http://www.pimaair.org/view.php?pg=58. I ran across it since I have a trip out there 10/5 and am going to take my dad on the trip and hit the Museum. Unfortunately we will not have enough time to take the bus tour. I did the bus tour about 2 years ago and it was great. I think I took about 100 pictures.
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Back in the day there was no boneyard bus tour only, it was an all-day walking tour around the aircraft all around the boneyard; 3rd Saturday of every month. Was great. But no longer exists.

Around on the 5th. We TUS people are here too if you have time.
 
MikeD said:
Back in the day there was no boneyard bus tour only, it was an all-day walking tour around the aircraft all around the boneyard; 3rd Saturday of every month. Was great. But no longer exists.

Around on the 5th. We TUS people are here too if you have time.
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Arriving about 7:15am and departing around noon from Million Air. Have some time for breakfast while we are waiting for the Museum to open at 9am. There is a good breakfast place just east of the FBO’s.
 
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