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NameRoger Estes
Date2005-09-06
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MessageA super site and thank you for restoring the F-106. I feel it's history and the history of the Air Defense Command is pretty much forgotten by the aviation historians. The F-106 was far ahead of it's time and many of the modern fighters can look to the old Dart technology as it's precursor. I was a Red Bull Dart Driver from 1976 - 1979 and served as the Weapons Training Officer for the last year or so. Had some great times including being one of the first aggressor units to go to Red Flag, and deploying for three weeks to Iceland where we had a good time intercepting Russian Bear bombers. And of course, the Upper Peninsula Experience was great for an ole Texas boy. Keep up the good work and I can't wait to see the Dart restored!


NameDarrell Parobek
Date2005-09-01
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MessageKeep up the Great Job guys, enjoy all the Pics from March ARB, Ca.


NameDavid Astle
Date2005-09-01
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MessageInteresting site. Found it as a link from the FB-111 site. Was stationed at KI 70-75 with the 644th BS. While there I, with my co-pilot Steve Watson, were able to capture the 87th's Bull from its secured briefing room and deliver it to the bomber alert facility briefing room where it was prominently displayed for an appropriate amount of time. Also the 87th prided itself on a drink known as the red bull which was an unhealthy concoction of I forget what, but a bomber guy, me, set the record with 6 during a membership night at the club during Col Mo Shiver's tenure as Wing Commander (73-74). Greetings to all of you Darters from the 70's.


NameWarren Cottom
Date2005-08-23
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MessageHello everyone:
Even thought I'm a retired NAVY MAN I would like to commend you on having a great website and numberous photos of the F-106 being restored.I was an Airdale in the Navy working on A-7A/B aircraft (Aviation Hydraulics). I know what you guys are going throught to get the F-106 prepared for static display by the end of 2006. Hope to visit the museum and see the static displays you have at KIS. Keep up the great work, and I will be visiting the site from time to time.
Thank You


NamePat Perry
Date2005-08-20
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MessageHi Red Bulls! You have done a fantastic job getting that Six to KIS in record time. The 456th FIS from Castle Air Museum in Atwater, CA sends you all best wishes and a proud Delta Dart salute!
Thanks,
Pat Perry
smilie


NamePhilippe Colin
Date2005-08-17
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MessageThe FB-111s were on satelite alert at K.I. in the early seventies and are part of the history of the base. Many things happened during those years at K.I.! I hope you're taking good care of your FB on display!

Best of luck!

Philippe.

Creator and webmaster of FB-111A.net


NameJack Fromm
Date2005-08-11
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MessageOur aircraft looked great. Had a real good time at the reunion. You all deserve a big applause . Keep it going guys. See you all in 2008.


NameSteve Gibson
Date2005-08-11
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MessageJust wanted to give a 'hats off' to you guys. Myself, brother in law, nephew and step father visited the morning of July 28th. You were kind enough to invite us into the hanger to see the work being done on the F-106. Your work is a testament to the loyalty you show to the history of the base and all the dedicated individuals who passed through its gates.

Respectfully,
Steve Gibson
Columbus, OH


NameKI Sawyer Heritage Air Museum
Date2005-08-10
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MessageThe museum has received requests from authenticated sources and has deleted the Guest Book post dated 8-4-2005 from INTERESTING. This site continues to serve the needs of our visitors and if there is valid concern we will act on it.
Thank you for your continued support.


NameKen Watterson
Date2005-08-09
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MessageGreat to see the site up and running. I'll be back from time to time hoping to see familiar names. Thanks for the good work!
Ken Watterson
Granger, IN
62nd FIS / 87th FIS - '70 - '71
smilie


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