| | Our Taylorcraft after the fabric was replaced and a new paint job. Circa 1953 |
| | | Mom and Dad pose with the Taylorcraft for the local newspaper. 1954 |
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| | Mom gets ready to take it around the patch. |
| | | Dad does has the armstrong starter. Simpler times, no electricity required. |
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| | | The next plane was a Piper although not as nice as the Taylocraft. |
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| | Dad's adventure into warbird ownership was a PT-26. 1956 |
| | | We replaced the left wing on this AT-6 after an landing accident enroute to LAL. |
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| | I soloed in dad's 150, 328M and got my private ticket. |
| | | Dad in Maintenance Tech School, Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, 1979. |
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| | Dad and I during our annual Dec. 17th pilgramiage to FFA. 1986. |
| | | The first airplane I owned, Cardinal RG. Bought from fish spotter, with 8K+ hrs. |
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| | Sold Cardinal and bought this Cessna 310J being parted out in Alaska. |
| | | Tidewater Virginia from 25 April 1947. Most of the airports are gone now! |
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