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6-16-2008 - I am researching the F-101 Voodoo and am interested in all aspects of the F-101s associated with Project Oxcart and Area 51. I would love to hear your stories of the Missions flown in the Voodoo, as well as information on what Voodoo tail numbers were assigned to the program, and timelines of the aircraft's involvement with Project Oxcart. I would also love to see any photos of the F-101s that flew in support of Project Oxcart. I will gladly pay for duplication or scanning fees of any of these F-101 photos, or any documentation you may have. This information is for my personal collection only. Sincere Thanks,
Aric Aldrich PO Box 336, Queen Creek, AZ 85242-0336 E-mail

3-24-2008 - Brian Costello +61359786888 bcos5371@aanet.com.au PO Box 111, Pearcedale, Vic, Australia
One of my dear friends and colleagues Dr Tom Budzynski suggested your website because of my unusual research areas. These as a clinical psychologist for 34 years are in Mind/Body Medicine. One on my major contributions in continuing service before self is in anti-terrorism. As an Aussie, I had the privilidge of PhD from Col Russell N. Cassel USAF (2 bird FSR) Russ taught me more than just psychology and since 1979 I have continued to visit the US, finally eventuating as Chairman for 8000 Forensic Psychologists. What I see in this website are superlative expressions of friendship and fascination where ole buddies not just talk but continue to contribute. Most of all I like the motto "In God We Trust" and the rest we monitor.
Cheers from Australia and a very relaxing and Happy Easter vacation.
Brian
www.cassel.edu.au
Chairman, International Council of Integrative Medicine, etc, etc.

08-03-07 - Thanks for posting the memorial for Tom, TD. First met Tom back in 2003 so haven't known him long. Liked the Guy a lot . He will be sadly missed. Alan Johnson, 21 Bedford Road, Macclesfield, UK SK11 8JQ E-Mail

Hi my name is Erik bultz, I am 20 yrs old, and I have been a fan of the skunk works since I was a kid. I grew up reading books about the stealth, and other aircraft, and eventually building models. Well until the Boeing Bird of Prey was revealed, I looked into patch collecting, until this year. I not long ago around the beginning of the year decided that I had better get my Patch collection underway, and I was wanting to ask if you know if there is a way to place an ad or something stating looking for Special Projects Patches from the past. I already now Pete merlin, and a few other people that I met here and there. One guy I met on ebay. But as far as things with ebay go, and sometimes skeptical cause I would like the original piece. I would like to find an Original or the closest thing to it?
Erik Bultz xxxstealthx51@yahoo.com

2-2-2007 - I am Mário, I live in Figueira da Foz - Coimbra - Portugal, I am technical of Cartography and Systems of Geographical Information. I liked a lot to see and to read your web site, this very interesting one.
A hug and I am the wait of you inform. Mário Gigante [wrgigante@hotmail.com]

1-10-2007 - I just received word from Carl’s daughter that Carl Estes died last night at his home. He had been in the hospital for a “small heart attack” and was asked to stay the weekend. Services, etc. will probably be next week, his daughter Sandy says. He is at The Chapel of the Twin Cities (Albert Ulmer, owner), 715 Shasta St., Yuba City, CA. 95991 530-673-4360 Carl’s home phone is 530-674-1647. Sandy and his housekeeper, Jody, will probably stay there. We (Marilyn and me) will not be here next week. We will be out of state. I should have all the info before I leave and will pass it on to you. Tony Bevacqua

Link to NTSHF LAS VEGAS
17 January 2007 - Major General Donald W. Shepperd (retired), now President of the Shepperd Group, serves as a military analyst for CNN and ABC radio in New York and Baltimore. We are proud to advise you that he will speak at the Atomic Testing Museum (755 E. Flamingo Road) on Wednesday, January 17th, at 7 p.m. in the main auditorium. His particular area of expertise, the middle east, will be the subject of his talk, entitled “From Pilot to Pundit: A Serious and Humorous Look at the Mid-East Through the Eyes of a Fighter Pilot Who Ended Up on CNN – in the Middle of the War on Terror.” Admission is free. We’d love to see you there, so if you can make it, please mark your calendars. I have attached a press release that you might want to pass around to those who you know would be interested. Bill Johnson, Ph.D., Director, Atomic Testing Museum 702-794-5140 (voice) 702-794-5155 (fax) www.atomictestingmuseum.org Link to Press Release

27 November 2006
Ed Miller
ecm_mil@yahoo.com
10844 Monticello Drive
Great Falls, Virginia 22066
Good Morning Sir,
We wish to thank you for the very respectful slide show presentation of the services held at Arlington earlier this month for the late Colonel Ray W. Schrecengost Jr. USAF (Retired). That superb presentation certainly reflects the honor and dignity of the military services held at the Fort Myer Chapel and at Arlington.

We have also sent your link on to the USAF Chaplin (Captain Kenneth E. Fisher, USAF) to share with the officers and men of the USAF and US Army Honor Guards who participated in those services. Captain Fisher has expressed their mutual gratitude for your posting in honor of Colonel Schrecengost.

Our sincere thanks to both you and Major Dick Roussell, USAF (Retired) and all the members of the Roadrunners Internationale. You have provided both a living history of that epic era and a fitting tribute to all the
officers and men who served in that unique activity. Thanks to your efforts, it is a legacy that can now be shared by all.

Thank you again,

Ed Miller

Good Morning Captain Fisher,
The "Roadrunners Internationale Association" have posted a series of photos of the memorial services for Colonel Schrecengost that you conducted at the Fort Myer Chapel and at Arlington. The photos are posted at the following link: http://roadrunnersinternationale.com/schrecengost.html Scroll down to the bottom, and the photos of memorial services are posted in a continual-loop presentation at the bottom of that web page.
Col. Ray Schrecengost 1926-2006
Arlington National Cemetery
Both Cynthia and I, and the entire Schrecengost family, do wish to
extend our sincere thank you to both you and all the officers and men of
the U.S. Army and Air Force Honor Guards, and the U.S. Air Force Band.
We do appreciate very much the very fitting tribute that you paid in
honor of Colonel Schrecengost.
With many thanks to all,
Ed and Cynthia
Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
Caveats: NONE

11 November 2006
The EG&G Roadrunners learned today of the passing of Area 51 Special Projects manager, John Grace on 10 October 2006.Details
Webmaster

10 October 2006
I have just received word of the death of Charlene Barrett, wife of Roadrunner Burt Barrett, on October 28. Further word will be posted on the Final Flight link as it becomes available.
Webmaster

4 October 2006
I am seeking information concerning the death of my father, Lt. Col. James S. Simon, Jr. on September 26, 1997 at Area 51.
James S. "Jim" Simon III E-mail
Webmaster Comment: James S. Simon Jr. died while flying chase during a night sortie of the A-12 trainer locally referred to as the Titanium Goose. As the trainer approached the south end of the runway Simon's F-101B (56-0286) struck the ground and exploded near the South Trim Pad.

4 October 2006
My grandfather, Col. David A. Williams pasted away Sunday evening. We are finding more and more about him and things he did and the projects he was involved in. He was a member of the support group for the Roadrunners and he is pictured in the presentation you have made. His funeral is Friday and any information any of you have either before or after the funeral would be a great help to shed some light on the great things he did.
Michael Williams, Yuba City (530) 214-6062 E-mail

2 October 2006
The CIA, Air Force, NASA, and Roadrunners Internationale families have lost another of our sisters, Jeanine Knutson, wife of Roadrunner Marty Knutson. Details will be posted in our Final Flight section as they become available.

27 September 2006
Today we learned of the 9/7/2006 death of Velma Weiss, former CIA and widow of Werner Weiss, CIA manager of Area 51 Project Oxcart and Operation Blackshield at Kadena, Okinawa. At her wish, there was no funeral or memorial services. Details are postd in the Final Flight section of this web site.
Webmaster E-Mail

16 September 2006
It is with great sadness that I have to report the final flight of Jerry Ransdell, 65. Jerry was a member of Roadrunners Internationale from his work at Area 51 as an employee of Honeywell during the CIA's Project Oxcart. Information will be posted in the Final Flight section as it becomes available.
Webmaster E-Mail

21 August 2006
I checked out in the U-2, April 23, 1963 at North Base, Edwards AFB. Had a total of four flights, 7.10 hours
Hugh Slater, Henderson, NV E-mail

18 August 1006 _ UPDATE
Information about services for Ray have been posted at the Final Flight link below.
Original message: 16 August 2006
Today, at 1600 hours the aviation community lost one of its icons, Colonel Ray Schrecengost, USAF Ret. A synopsis of Ray's military career can be viewed at this link.Burial and memorial details will be posted in the "Final Flight" link as they become available.
T.D. Barnes, President Roadrunners Internationale E-mail

12 August 2006
Attention Area-51 Roadrunners: I regret having to inform you that Roadrunner Ray Schrecengost began in-home hospice care today. Further news will be posted as it become available.
T.D. Barnes, President Roadrunners Internationale E-mail

July 26, 2006
Mr. Barnes:
Thank you for passing along my message. I have been contacted, via email, by Mr. Tony Bevacqua in which he has contacted Mr. Tom Bowen, who had worked with him. My brothers and I appreciate your help with any information you and the Road Runners members may have regarding our father.
Prior Message
I would like to hear from any "Road Runners" that may have worked with my father, Bruce E Bassett at Groom Lake in the late 1960's. I know that he developed the flight suits for the U2 & SR-71 and worked at Groom Lake when enlisted from the USAF by the CIA. I would like to have some insight on his accomplishments from friends and fellow workers from this era. Bruce Bassett passed away May 7th, 2002, fours days shy of meeting his second grandson. I would like to have information about him, as I would enjoy passing on his accomplishments to his now, three grandsons. Thank you for any insight you may have on Bruce Bassett. Email me at andrew@doctorfurnace.com
Again, thank you.
Andrew Bassett Cellular: 908-217-8722 35 Christine Lane, Bangor, PA 18013 E-mail

July 24, 2006
I cannot begin to tell you how much I have thoroughly enjoyed your web site. All too often, the general public has grave mis-conceptions concerning our government, intelligence agencies and black projects. It is indeed refreshing and encouraging to view the many presentations you have provided to better pay well deserved and long overdue tribute to all the dedicated professionals at CIA,NSA, USAF, and other countless individuals at Groom who play a vital role in protecting our nation against our enemies.
As former USAF and presently with the airlines (in Houston), I will admit I am extremely fascinated about what present day Groom and associated technology must be like, however we all realize the importance of the mission and the necessity of secrecy. Nonetheless, I pray that one day, I too could one day participate in some way. As we celebrate our Independence Day, I say Thank You Sir in your service as a Roadrunner in helping to keep our country free.
Les Parson

July 22, 2006
Yo! All you Honeywell Spooks who worked on the Oxcart and Tagboard programs at Area-51, don't forget to register for our second spook reunion to be held at the Sheraton Sand Key on Clearwater Beach starting October 12, 2006 through October 15, 2006. Details are posted on the Roadrunners Internationale web site under "Member Activities." E-mail
Submitted by: Russ Buyse, Honeywell at Area-51 from 1964 through 1969.

July 22, 2006
It is with a heavy heart that we must inform all you Roadrunners that BJ Hughes, wife of Roadrunner and former Area-51 A-12 Crew Chief Bob Hughes has been admitted to Hospice care in Las Vegas, Nevada. Sharon (JD) Hughes has been battling cancer for the past one and a half years. The battle is almost over, and she is now spending her last days comfortable in peaceful and private surroundings. We appreciate all that you have done for Sharon (JD) and are thankful for all of the prayers and warm thoughts you have made on her behalf.
Thank you very much,
Bob Hughes and Lorinda and John Fowler

July 20, 2006
Today Roadrunners from far and wide converged upon the Neighborhood Church in Palos Verdes Estates, California to remember and celebrate the life of Jane Collins, wife of Col. Ken Collins for 54 years. We will miss our friend and sister who stood by and supported Ken during CIA Project Oxcart and Operation Blackshield where he piloted the Mach-3+ A-12 spyplane on missions from both Area 51 and Kadena, Okinawa.
Submitted by the Officers of Roadrunners Internationale E-mail

July 11, 2006
Great Site. Hope you update to include current and ongoing projects that are declassified. Music is great too. Many thanks from an old cold war veteran.E-mail
Submitted by: William Witham - Dover.

June 3, 2006
Jim Burke suggested that I contact Bud Wheelon with a question about the Pioneer/Able program. I found a page about him on your site, and I wondered if you can contact Dr. Wheelon? This is in regard to the history of a 1959 space mission. Thank-you.E-mail
Submitted by: Donald Mitchell - Redmond, WA.

May 31, 2006
SAC/IN & 544th ARTW Reunion will hold a reunion May 17-18-19, 2007 with banquet at Embassy Suites in Omaha, NB with guest speaker Gen. Mike Hayden, new Director of Central Intelligence. Many Roadrunners are former members of SAC Intell or the 544th. Pt of contact: Marv Howell: marvh@cox.net
Submitted by: Neil Yingling - Ohio

Former WWII Naval Aviator, am now enthralled with SR 71 etc. Love your sight - will be back.
Warren Binkley <billbinkley@wt.net>
Alvin, TX USA - March 24, 2006

Carl Cross was my godfather. I had not visited the XB 70 crash report sites online so decided to "surf" for current info. Thank you for the "report" and the epilogue on Carl and Margaret's wonderful family. involved in putting it all together. Thanks
Paulette Holt Van Matre <paulettev@hotmail.com>
Birmingham, AL USA - February 14, 2006 at 01:06:26 (PST)

Very good site! I like it! Thanks for sharing historical events that the world would otherwise never hear about. The warriors of the Cold War deserve this recognition and honor.!
Koshkitko
New York, NY USA - Wednesday, February 8, 2006 at 06:50:59 (PST)

I was connected with both the OXCART and TAGBOARD programs and the SAC U-2 program. I really enjoy all of the stories and appreciate the effort/work involved in putting it all together. Thanks
Col. (Ret.) William (Bill) Spacy <usaf.osix@verizon.net>
Lutz, FL USA - Monday, February 6, 2006 at 14:03:26 (PST)

Neat site. I came across it via a link from the International F-104 Society's site. I've been rather fascinated by these "black" aircraft, so I will check back in frequently. (I've bookmarked the site, naturally.) Take care and keep up the good work!
Bob Delaney <bigwhistlebd@earthlink.net>
Dallas, TX USA - Thursday, January 12, 2006 at 13:41:42 (PST)

Presently on a visit to Australia. I am greatly pleased to visit the web site and learn about area 51 special projects. Thank you.,

S.Ramachandra Iyer

Ramachandra Iyer <ramachandraniyers@yahoo.com>
Trivandrum, Kerala India - Saturday, January 7, 2006 at 01:41:26 (PST)

really cool page, I can't wait to come back and spend some more time looking at your page.
michael <flyxnite2001@hotmail.com>
USA - Tuesday, January 3, 2006 at 14:45:48 (PST)

Great site. Thanks. My Dad was W. T. Bussey, Sr., B-25 pilot WW2.
W. T. Bussey, Jr. <salutetheflag@msn.com>
La Pine, OR USA - Tuesday, December 27, 2005 at 13:32:20 (PST)

I just love the website I am so into Area 51
ANDY15 (ADMIN OF WWW.ANDREWFS.co.uk)
Wolverhampton, UK - Monday, December 26, 2005 at 12:24:52 (PST)

Thanks for the wonderful memories, I was at Laughlin when the first U-2 was received, I was in 4080 A&E and on Crowflight many times.
Bill Pope <salta5@netscape.com>
Weirsdale, Fl USA - Wednesday, December 21, 2005 at 09:16:30 (PST)

Congratulation to Your very nice site
Hauser Martin <mhauser@muri-be.ch>
Gnmligen, BE Switzerland - Monday, December 12, 2005 at 05:04:31 (PST)

Absolutely the best Cold War web site on the Internet. Thanks to all you warriors of the Cold War for making our nations safe.
George T. Brooks <GTB86@aol.com>
Fairfax, VA USA - Sunday, November 20, 2005 at 15:43:13 (PST)

TD, how ironic it is I found you after all these years. I was your TAC officer while you were in OCS at Fort Sill. I started my first of 2 tours in Nam about the time you transferred to JAG after your injury. Looks like you didn't let any grass grow under your feet. Way to go! I recognized you to be a great leader the first week of your Mickey Mouse period at Robinson Barracks. I'm sure you remember me from your Jark marches up BM-4 to work off your demerits. Let's make contact and tell a few war stories. Mick (As in Mickey Mouse) ha
Lt. Col. Howard Fairchild US Army Ret<hfairchild@msn.com>
Scottsdale, AZ USA - Thursday, July 7, 2005 at 12:58:49 (PST)

Would like to visit dreamland. I was in the air force in 1965 to 1969.
James Nyquist
marinette, wis. USA - Monday, May 23, 2005 at 13:33:38 (PST)

We really, really, really enjoyed this project. Our son is a U-2 pilot and it was great to see his name in print along with all the other pilots who give so much for their country.
Bobby M. Smith <tahoe3@worldnet.att.net>
Orlando, FL USA - Friday, May 20, 2005 at 07:03:58 (PST)

Thanks for the memories. I was in the Army Security Agency and had the pleasure of being involved in some of the SR-71 missions, before or after they were flown. I always wanted to hitch a ride - THANKS.
Alan Wayland <alanfran@academicplanet.com>
Houston, TX USA - Friday, May 13, 2005 at 14:03:54 (PST)

Wonderful Website, content much appreciated.
James Baring <james.baring@btopenworld.com>
Milton Keynes, UK - Tuesday, May 10, 2005 at 04:54:42 (PST)

My cousin, Margaret Childers Cross, was married to Major Carl Cross. Margaret died some ten years ago and their two girls now live in Chattanooga TN.
Major Cross' mother died this past weekend at the age of 99.
Hoyle D. Hyberger <hdh1928@yahoo.com>
Cleveland, TN USA - Monday, May 9, 2005 at 10:25:02 (PST)

thanks for special welcome this site make me add a database to my group
Ujuin
Jakarta, Indonesia - Monday, May 9, 2005 at 02:29:19 (PST)

A great Web site you done a great job .
Dean Wright <vonstar@rock.upnaway.com>
Warnbro, WA Australia - Saturday, May 7, 2005 at 18:29:54 (PST)

I didn't know what I was doing or who I was working for from 1961 to 1998 but I do now........Thanks............I should have been more perceptive.............you deserve a big salute..........Next time I pledge alligence to the Flag, I will think of you and people like you......
Paul Rand <paulrand2@aol.com>
Bremerton, WA USA - Saturday, May 7, 2005 at 07:42:56 (PST)

From the Sea and to the Space, We know them all.
Area in PA, Yakima, Groom Lake, Vint Hill, are few of those very Special Places.
With Aircraft starting in N (USA), and End in M (Military) that do not appear as Commercial Aircraft.
From watching the Rachel Vally Light up the night, and to Under the ground so far, with pictures as a window.
Wonderful Country we live in, and the Extra things God made which are unique.
http://WebDesigner.QuickSiteMaker.com/profile.html
Grant R Jenks <gjenks@mail.com>
LV, NV USA - Friday, May 6, 2005 at 23:29:53 (PST)

Thanks so much for this website! Can't wait to finish reading all your information! Have friends who work/worked there so this is especially interesting to me.
Barb E <Barbie1e@hotmail.com>
Lancaster, PA USA - Friday, May 6, 2005 at 07:08:45 (PST)

Excellente ce site web. Les images et les articles sont superbes. Merci pour votre travail.

M Jones
Nancy, France - Friday, May 6, 2005 at 03:53:58 (PST)

Very nice information.
RAY SETTLEMOIR <morie2@comcast.net>
North Little Rock, AR USA - Thursday, May 5, 2005 at 16:17:31 (PST)

was there
Smsgt USAF Ret Robert Donivan <icedvd@aol.com>
Chazy, NY USA - Monday, May 2, 2005 at 19:41:48 (PST)

what a nice site ,havent read to much yet , but i will for sure with great intrest.
Keep up the great work thank u for sharing it.
Ellie
Ellie <Frau19@aol.com>
ocala, Fl USA - Monday, May 2, 2005 at 17:54:04 (PST)

Have not read all of it yet but was especially interested in the U-2 section since I was with the 8th Recon Tech Sq at Westover AFB during the 1956 -1957 overflights.
Richard U Miller <ruemmiller@aol.com>
Rochester, MN USA - Monday, May 2, 2005 at 04:38:03 (PST)

I have read several articles on the SR-71 by Warren Thompson, but he is not mentioned in anywhere on your website...Is he deceased?
James Witherow <pfiffles@bellsouth.net>
Birmingham, AL USA - Sunday, May 1, 2005 at 16:33:42 (PST)

Great site,been there done a lot of that. Keep up the good
work

Dick Meathrell
Glendale, USA - Thursday, April 28, 2005 at 20:47:07 (PST)

great story on Mike Adams!!
Jerry Hobel
USA - Tuesday, April 26, 2005 at 08:32:08 (PST)

What a site! I could spend weeks reading and viewing all the history gathered here. I was involved with both the the SR-71 and the U-2; the SR-71 from the time it started operating at Beale AFB until it was retired and the U-2 from the time it was transfered to Beale from Arizona until I retired from Houston Fearless in 1998. I was in the Air Force in the 9th Wing from 1965 until 1980 as a photo interpreter, then computer operations, then 9th Wing Senior Enlisted Advisor. After my Air Force career I was employed by a 9th supporting contractor, Houston Fearless 76, until I retired in 1998. During those years there were a lot of days, months, even years spent where those planes were operating in various locations.
Virgil L. Ditch <vditch@hotmail.com>
Wheatland, Ca USA - Friday, April 22, 2005 at 13:21:37 (PST)

There is a lot more to see. I am really amazed with the site.
Col. Tom Tapman <TTAPMAN@AOL.COM>
USA - Tuesday, April 19, 2005 at 19:44:18 (PST)

I am extremely interested in things like tis. I have been interested since Project Blue Book and all that stuff.
I have read extensivly on Roswell and as Shag Harbour is just 45 minutes away and I remember the going on in 1967. I believe that we are not alone and that we should accept the fact.
Letha Whitmore <catleann@ns.sympatico.ca>
Yarmouth, NS Canada - Tuesday, April 19, 2005 at 14:22:37 (PST)

I really like your site. I am currently doing a report on Area 51 and your site is the best that I've found yet. Most the questions I had for my research paper your FAQ or other information has helped me alot. Thank you very much. it's just a shame that there isn't books about Area 51! My school library has NO information on it...AT ALL! Thanks! Later...
Deanna - Tuesday, April 12, 2005 at 20:05:54 (PST)

I AM A TOTALLY AND PERMANENTLY DISABLED VIETNAM VETERAN, HAVE AGENT ORANGE PROBLEMS., HOWEVER, I REALLY ENJOY KEEPING UP WITH AIR FORCE ACTIVITIES. PLEASE PLACE MY E-MAIL ADDRESS ON YOUR LIST. THANK YOU
JOSEPH F. FRITZIE <FLYAIR32@AOL.COM>
PENSACOLA, FL USA - Tuesday, April 12, 2005 at 06:42:54 (PST)

Was assigned to the 508th ni 1954 with people like Heyser, Buster Edens, Powers, Bevacqua, Hall and met many more of the U-2 and later to be SR-71 pilots and their wives after assignment to Del Rio in 58. Was originally scheduled to fly the U-2 until a T-33 engine blew up on me on fnal approach and crashed in swamp outside of Turner. All great pilots and good people who were all great friends. Just wish I had had the opportunity to fly those fantastic aircraft with them.
Richard (Gio( Giordano <gior4@bellsouth.net>
Montgomery, AL USA - Monday, April 11, 2005 at 09:38:23 (PST)

As A former SKUNK WORKS employee (now retired) I just loved the photo's and short stories you presented... I worked the black U-2, SR-71 and stealth F-117 programs out of Burbank and Palmdale, CA... I can assure you these were the greatest assignments in my professional working life... Wish I could do it again... Best regards to all "Road-Runners" past, present and future... Keep them flying high and fast... t.j. sends.
Thomas R. Jowanowitch <tomjav@hotmail.com>
Apple Valley, CA USA - Monday, April 4, 2005 at 12:52:05 (PST)

Great site with an enormous amount of history
B. Morgan <brynnmo@earthlink.net>
Greenville, SC USA - Sunday, April 3, 2005 at 11:42:48 (PST)

Yet another great site. A lot of credit goes to T. D. Barnes. I am going to really enjoy this site too and have put links on my desktop to both. Thank you for all the great stuff!

Semper Fi

Bob

Robert Rohrer <RLRohrer@aol.com>
Bermuda Run, NC United States - Thursday, March 31, 2005 at 14:00:38 (PST)

I TOO TRAINED IN HAWK AT BLISS FOLLOWED BY STATIONS AT HOMESTEAD,INCHON KOREA, AND SCHWEINFURT GERMANY. HAWK PARK IN 67-68 ETS FROM GERMANY FALL OF 71
JAMES R JORDAN <RVRJORD@AOL.COM>
MOBILE, AL USA - Thursday, March 31, 2005 at 10:31:20 (PST)

Excellent site. Spent a coulpla years at Beale AFB in the early 70's and loved watching the Blackbird launches, especially at dusk or night.
Ken Weston <kewessr@juno.com>
Portland, OR USA - Wednesday, March 30, 2005 at 19:28:32 (PST)

WHAT A GREAT WEBSITE. I ENJOYED IT A GREAT DEAL AND WILL BE BACK OFTEN. I'M GONNA BRAG THIS ONE UP.
JERRY HOBEL <LECS246@CHARTER.NET>
DAYTON, NV USA - Monday, March 28, 2005 at 12:33:36 (PST)

Interesting
H.B.Owens <tex@txcyber.com>
Bryan, TX USA - Sunday, March 27, 2005 at 14:13:06 (PST)

Impressive work! Starting in the early 60's I chased around the skies in my F-106 for many years and would get the occasional sniff of a U-2 or watch a closure rate on a SR-71 on my radar scope like no other aircraft. Thanks for hiking up the skirt a little on some of the black projects that have made and kept our nation great.
Bill Neville (B/Gen USAF Ret) <rb2blue@msn.com>
Ca USA - Saturday, March 26, 2005 at 20:01:07 (PST)

former air traffic division. mgr western-pac -faa
gene paul lawing- <gen5val@aol.com>
vashon, wa USA - Saturday, March 26, 2005 at 05:29:24 (PST)

I've shared this website address with about 30 people, almost half have come back with gratitude and short stories of their own involvement (mostly peripheral but interesting). Thanks for a great site.
Daryl Carpenter <Tug23@aol.com>
Madison, AL USA - Friday, March 25, 2005 at 08:20:57 (PST)

This is an outstanding work and deserves to read by every one who ever wore a pair of military wings. I plan to do my part by informing all my friends of your remarkable website.
Paul McAfee <margpaul@cox.net>
Vista, CA USA - Wednesday, March 23, 2005 at 14:48:49 (PST)

This is great stuff
matt hood <matteugenehood2000@yahoo.com>
new york, ny USA - Monday, March 21, 2005 at 11:18:21 (PST)

Hi T.D. Great site by a great person . Keep up with all the good work and hope to see you in October.
ALAN - UK ROADRUNNER.
Alan Johnson <alan@johnson7170.freeserve.co.uk>
Macclesfield, England - Monday, March 7, 2005 at 11:28:46 (PST)

I'm an active duty Chief Master Sergeant in the AF, My dad was a forward observer in the Korean "conflict", he made it out safely and is now retired living in GA. God bless everyone who has ever worn the uniform!
Tony Echols
USA - Saturday, March 5, 2005 at 14:20:22 (PST)

Lt. Barnes, I was two classes behind you in OCS at Fort Sill. I still remember the lyrics to the Mickey Mouse theme song that we sang on our Jark Marches and on the buses as we returned to Robinson Barracks for an evening of harrassment. You was the first Upperclassman to call me Smack and order me to give you fifty. As I recall, you snagged a JAG slot while the rest of us pukes headed to Nam. Try to make the next OCS reunion at Fort Sill. We'll do Happy Hour. Just so you'll know, I still haven't forgotten the demerits you gave me for my failure to eat at attention and do 3 chews and a swallow. You made a soldier out of me.
Joe
Joseph Calhoum <jcalhoum@msn.com>
Little Rock, AK USA - Friday, March 4, 2005 at 20:52:36 (PST)

This is the new Area 51 Special Projects guest book. I hope you like it, TD. It is an honor to be a fellow member of the Roadrunners Internationale.
Joerg H Arnu <webmaster@dreamlandresort.com>
Las Vegas, NV USA - Wednesday, March 2, 2005 at 10:22:30 (PST)

Great site. lots of information. Keep up the good work !!! 143)
Maurice
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Location:
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Great site. lots of information.
Keep up the good work !!!
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Bill Richardson
bkrichardson@gilchrist.nu
Location:
Homer, Alaska
Thursday, 17. February 2005 17:15 IP: 209-112-145-157-cdsl-rb1.sol.acsalaska.net

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Thanks for the info. I'm a tutor for home schoolers. I let one of my aviation enthused students review this site. We discussed the Laws of Momentum, Dynamics of Flight, etc. as part of his physical science course.

Bill
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Karen Marchbanks Moore
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Location:
Burleson, TX
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Buster Edens, U2 pilot, was my uncle. Buster's wife, Nancy Corine Marchbanks, is my fathers sister. What a wealth of information your site offers.
Our family thanks you.
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plans@tiscali.fr
Location:
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Are you sure info. not classified
However,very good work.
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Richard P. Campbell
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Excellent site and bookmarked for return. I'm retired AF, served with USAFSS, SAC Reconnaissance, USCINCEUR ABNCP, and NEACP (now known as NOAC). Still a member of the working force with NASA, Johnson Space Center and now a contractor for NASA. Worked ~ 5 years with U.S. Customs Service prior to my NASA relationship.
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Donald Haynes
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Location:
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Really enjoying the site!! Enjoy the stories, Ray W. story is one of my favorites so far thanks again. Don
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Kikalo091
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Very nice website, good work.
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Harry Larrabee Sr
harrysr@gwi.net
Location:
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Wednesday, 9. February 2005 18:34 Host: cutler32.ncts.navy.mil

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Had the pleasure of working with the U-2 Program while assigned with USAFS and ESC at Osan Air Base Korea with the 6903 ESS. Program was known as Olympic Game at that time.
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JOSEPH GACCIONE
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Location:
FLORIDA
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I WORKED FOR AEROJET GENERAL CORP. AT THE ETS-1 TEST STAND SITE ON THE NERVA PROJECT AND IT WAS A GREAT PROJECT TO WORK ON AND BE PART OF.
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Charles Hropvich
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this site is one of the best I have ever visited. I am a retired air force flight engineer and flew for 23 years till I retired from the C-5A at dover afb,de. i'll visit this site regularly and will pass this site on. thank you.charlie
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Jim O'Neal
joneal1936@aol.com
Location:
Rockledge, Florida
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Great site. I was a doppler technician with the RB-57D's and the first U-2's to arrive at Laughlin AFB. We were moved from Turner AFB in April of 1957 to Laughlin after being trained on the RB-57's. We were unaware of the U-2's until the day they arrived. I worked on the aircraft until July of 1958, then left the AF for a few months. Happened to bring the F-105's to Patrick AFB, FL in November of 1960 to see the first public display. The pilot also did a short flight in the A/C and the crowd moved so close it was difficult for the aircraft to taxi. Both the U-2 and RB-57 D's were amazing aircraft and a real challenge to work on.
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Jim O'Neal
JOneal1936@aol.com
Tuesday, 1. February 2005 13:42 IP: 65-124-66-179.pdsl.ktc.com

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Started in your OCS Class 62-05 got set back to 62-6. Ran across your site - nice job.
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xanax
xanax@xanax.com
Location:
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I surf and find your fantastic homepage, bookmarked it and will be back! Thank you for the resources.
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GERALD E. MCILMOYLE
jeru2pilot@comcast.net
Location:
VENICE, FL
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Outstanding, really enjoyed the site.
Thanks to Ck6 and Hulk.
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Gus Wenzel
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Location:
Camano Island,WA
Monday, 31. January 2005 21:57 IP: 24-113-118-144.wavecable.com

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Absolutely the best site for a former USAF B-52 pilot! Thanks!
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Art Benjamin (Maj USAF-Ret)
linart@midsouth.rr.com
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I was in the Air Force, stationed at Area 51 from Sept 65 til retirement 1 Jan69. It's good to remember events and names from the past. Area 51 was the best of my AF assignments over a 22 year period.
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Bill D. Choate
argent2@sbcglobal.net
Location:
Overgaard, Ariz
Monday, 31. January 2005 13:21 IP: 216-67-223-17.nas1.sho.az.frontiernet.net

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Good site! In 1977, I flew a specially equipped avionics test NKC-135 against the Migs in Groom's lake, operating from Nellis. At the time, I was a research pilot with the 4950th Test Wing at Wright-Patterson AFB. The radar controller referred to them as a "Type 1" and a "Type 2". I don't recall which was which, but I visually spotted both the -17 and the -21 on those flights.
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Bob Lichtenberger
pfseagle1@juno.com
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I attended the Nike Hercules Missle Maintenance course as a young Private from Sep 62 to May 63. My experiences, however, were nothing like yours. By any chance, during your active service did you earn a Purple Heart?
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Donald L. Mallick
donaldmallick@adelphia.net
Location:
Lancaster, California
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I flew for NASA out of Edwards from 1963 until 1987 when I retired. I had the opportunity to fly the XB-70, YF-12A and YF-12C(like an SR-71). I also flew the LLRV for several years. My connection to Site 51, as a NASA test pilot was to stay out of there and I did. I look forward to reviewing your website.
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Luther Deese
ldeese@comcast.net
Location:
Ocala, Florida
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I served in Taiwan during 1960 - 1964. I was in the US Air Force and in 1964 was assigned to the Joint Operations Center within the ROC Air Defense Operations Center at Kungkuan (inside the mountain). I worked in liaison with our Chinese counterparts -- one of the most interesting jobs of my career.
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Bob Snyder
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Location:
Ft Myers, Fl
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This is an unusal and yet beautiful site. Being a retired Air Force Pilot, I can appreciate the experience these guys went through.
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Uday Dhavle
nmdhavle@yahoo.co.in
Location:
India
Monday, 24. January 2005 05:11 IP: 203.199.160.162

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Mr. Barnes,

It was a great pleasure talking with you this evening and I am looking forward to meeting you for our interview about the X-15 on February 2. I have been looking around your web site and am very impressed with the information you have here.

Thank you very much.

Larry
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Norio Hayakawa
Norio1944@aol.com
Location:
Torrance, California
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Congratulations to you for your wonderful work. I thoroughly enjoy your website.
I hope that you will be able to attend the 50th Anniversary public celebration of Groom Lake base, the nation's vital operations for our national defense, on May 28, 2005.
Keep up the good work!
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Andrew Apergis
aapergis@hotmail.com
Location:
Santa Barbara Athens Greece
Saturday, 15. January 2005 15:31 IP: 213.142.157.250

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Great work on a great airplane. Valkyrie is the most perfect aircraft ever designed.
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joan cruz
ejjpc38@yahoo.com
Location:
florida
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Nice site. You are doing a great service to the web.
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EAP82
EAP82@aol.com
Location:
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Spent time on the rock in 84 and watched the SRs take off of Kadena...good stuff.

Semper FI

EAP82
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Steve Howard Nutt
oldbarber@msn.com
Location:
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Yes this site is superb to say the least. keep up the great work T.D.. Those who have met you are honored! Steve oldbarber@msn.com
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AL
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Fantastic site, very well organized presentation of a tragedy that did not need to happen. Is a cruel irony that Joe Walker being the inocent initiator of this tragic event, was the one who officially protested the carry on of this dangerous, and wasteful mission. Thanks for honoring Walker and Cross.
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Carter Meyers
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I also took this ship to Germany. I was in the US Army. I remember well, the rough and cold north sea, in January of 1965. We sailed into Bremerhaven, Germany. Here I started my 2year stay
at uncle sam's request. I was active duty for 3 years, and though it took the Buckner 8 days,(to go over), it only took 8 hours to return to the states in June 1967.
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Joseph Majarucon
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Location:
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My father, who has had several strokes, worked on this project as the resident engineer. He took great pride in this particular missile and I know he would have loved this web page. I remember him talking about the missile and I really enjoyed reading this web page.
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Henry Matthews
hm0062000@yahoo.com
Location:
Beirut-Lebanon
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Hi. I love your website. Great music and great text. I am an author/publisher of books on experimental aviation and I wrote and published the only monograph on the MX-324/MX-334/XP-79 project, with every single flight listed.
I am now preparing to launch a new magazine called World X-Planes and this will feature many Northjrop designs flown at Roach Lake.

Regards

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Dan
dgnt2005@yahoo.com
Location:
USA
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Hello out there from Gloucester, Massachusetts USA. Please vote if you have the right. Freedom isn't free.
A Special thanks to all our allies, especially you Britts, and Aussies!
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Eve
salldo@web.de
Location:
UK
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This is a wonderful wealth of information. I will definitely revisit this site in the future.
This site has a lot of great info for my project. I find very your site interessant and I will
immediately put it to put it in my favourites. Thank You!
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Jimmy D'Vin
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Location:
Bangor, Maine
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Great Site! You have done a fantastic job and I will share this site with my friends and revisit often.
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you have a great site. I love it.
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Hello, a really interesting experience to visit your website. For sure i will come back soon. greets to all ! :)
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Jurgen Altziebler
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Excellent Site! Where History Really Comes Alive.
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Lee Mason
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Location:
Sparks, NV
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Heavyweight Lifting Body:

Someplace in my "Stuff" I have a head-on photo (from the end of the runway) of "Chuck" Thompson landing the first flight of the first HLB -- just hanging there with no visible means of support -- impressive -- The chase plane movies of his side-slipping to line up the runway, and hitting the inversiion layer where startling; he was thrown into wide swings, and had to go through several gyrations/swings to stablize; at the first showing of the film, someone called out, "Hey Chuck, what were you doing there?" He replied, "I was just trying to see if it would roll." -- I was disappointed not to see picture(s) of him in the Lifting Body section.
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Lee Mason
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A side-light not given here in the crash report, as I Remember it, is below.

The F-104: if the pilot wanted to quickly go up to avoid an obstacle, he had to do a barrel-roll.
Walker had experienced flame-outs when flying at low speed and suddenly applying full power, he had the habit of flying slow missions at full power and with his dive-brakes extended, that way when he pulled his brakes in, he shot ahead like a hot-rod burning rubber.

Walker had not yet flown the XB-70, he was scheduled for the next day,and had not experienced its remarkably rapid acceleration.

The consensus of the local expert opinions was that when mission control announced that the mission was over, Walker anxious to get away from the slow speed and tight formation, pulled his dive-brakes, and went into a barrel roll to pass over the XB-70. At the same time the XB-70 pilots nervous about the slow speed, fire-walled their throttles, and their rapid acceleration put them in the air-space Walker expected to fly in.

I listened to NASA's Director of Biological research (Major Roman, M.D.), who was the investigating doctor at the site, report that Walker had been up-side-down at the instant of the crash, and that the vertical stabilizer of the XB-70 had split Walker's cockpit and flight-helmet into two.
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David B. Hensley
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Location:
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This is a very interesting, unknown (by me) piece of history. I grew up in the 60's and followed the space program. But I have never read or heard about this accident. Its a very sad event. Thank you for this memorial to the two brave men, who lost their lives.
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Michael Denesyk
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Location:
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Friday, 1. October 2004 21:34 Host: MTL-HSE-ppp169470.qc.sympatico.ca

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Beautiful site, The tragedy that haunts me is that all the pilots involved in this accident took calculated risks, and to lose test pilots for a useless photo shoot brings it all home.

Are there other memorials to Joe Walker and Major Cross? I am researching test pilots and would apreciate any information regarding these 2 outstanding aviation pioneers.

Walkers last words regarding the dangers involved in this flight must have resonated for years, and still do for me personally.

If anyone out there has any further information regarding this request, I would be very appreciative.

Thank you.
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Ron Noble
TheNobleones@msn.com
Location:
Rushville, IN
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I just had a wonderful visit this morning with Colonel Cotton. I told him that his wife and my mother-in-law went to school together. I had never met the Colonel before, but knew who he was. What an intellectual person. He is a very caring person. As a matter of fact he grew up just a few miles from where we now live. May God bless the Colonel and his wife.
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Thomas Supranovich
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Location:
Huntington Beach CA
Friday, 24. September 2004 22:24 Host: host-66-81-196-139.rev.o1.com

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I'm a bit biased but in my opinion the XB70 is the
most beautiful plane ever built. Your web page
gave me some insights into it's brief life that I
have never seen before. I still marvel at what
was accomplished, as you say, with stone age tech.
Amazing.

I said I'm a bit biased because my godfather was
a subcontractor on the project and before his death
gave to me a corporate model of the plane, made of some
kind of very hard plastic. Yellowed with age, it still
in my eyes was the most beautiful thing I'd seen.
(And at the time I didn't even know it was called Valkyre
the mounting stand only reads XB70)

So, thank you for your informative web page... in some
small way it makes me feel closer to my godfather.

Thank You,
Tom
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Ramez Yaghnam
hypersonic5@hotmail.com
Location:
Amman, Jordan
Friday, 24. September 2004 16:48 IP: 213.186.187.146

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Really great effort..I was especially interested in the B-70 /F-104 mid-air story and the first time I learn about it in details... really sad..may their souls rest in peace. Regards from Jordan.
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Capt. Richard D Kohl Jr
rdy2flashovr@aol.com
Location:
Las Vegas, NV
Wednesday, 15. September 2004 03:29 IP: 205.153.114.190

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My father Richard D Kohl Sr or "Dick" for those who new him recently passed away after having been diagnosed with cancer of the liver, brain, lungs. He worked on the NERVA project for Aerojet General at NRDS Jackass Flats, Nevada from it's inception to completion. He was also involved with the Atlas and Mariner Space Programs for Convair and Pratt/Whitney. I have been learning more about what he did since his death 8-17-2004 by visiting sites such as these than he was able to tell us as children for security reasons in the 1960's. A memorial for him will be on 9-18-2004 at 1pm at the Masonic Memorial Temple 2200 W. Mesquite Las Vegas, Nevada all are welcome especially those who knew him. He was very proud of his accomplishments as we are!
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Al Sorensen
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Location:
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I enjoy coming back and browsing from time to time.

I was a mechanic on the Dragon Lady when she was at Davis-Montham AFB. It remains the proudest time of my 8 years in the USAF. Wish I could have stayed with her!!

Anybody interested, feel free to contact me on my E-mail address.

Al
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Ron Kloetzli
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