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Submitted by
Name: Chip Kazmerowski
From: Vero Beach, FL
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Comments:
Awesome collection
Added: July 9, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Francisco Diogo
From: Portugal
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Hello from Portugal!

Sent here from The Fighter Pilot Podcast
Added: July 8, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Joel Fraser
From: Peace River, Alberta
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Comments:
I heard Paul’s conversation with Jello on the Fighter Pilot Podcast. Awesome listening! Love what the foundation is doing and I think it’s so cool that Paul found a way to fly these legendary aircraft, even though he didn’t make it as a military aviator. I hope to see them live, in action someday when air shows can be held again.
Added: July 6, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Chris Dilley
From: Jax Fla
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Comments:
Great interview on the fighter pilot podcast. Love how you are still operating warbirds.
Added: July 6, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Matthew Christeson
From: Fighter Pilot podcast
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Comments:
Keep them flying, just heard you’re Happy our conversation on the fighter pilotPodcast. At the son of an Air Force fighter pilot and aviator myself it was interesting to hear your story and to visit your website. You have a great Do y collection next time I pass to Illinois I’ll have to make an effort to reach out to you and lay my hands on some of them. There’s an expensive hobby to shame you don’t have or can’t get your hands on any of the modern century fighter aircraft even though they have no real significant part in combat they do play a nice part in the cold war history. I say that because I would love to see a F106 flying through the air again
Added: July 6, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: jacob sickeler
From: Pittsburgh, PA
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Comments:
Awesome collection, and an interesting interview on the Fighter Pilot Podcast. Thanks for keeping these wonderful aircraft alive and operating for so many to experience.
Added: July 6, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: David Robinson
From: Augusta GA
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Comments:
What a terrific concept. Very impressed with the collection and that they FLY!
Added: July 4, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Greg Friesen
From: Jacksonville, Florida
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Navy callsign 'Fossil'
Added: July 5, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Grant
From: Sydney
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
Hi guys, I heard Paul speak with Vincent Aiello from the Fighter Pilot podcast and just wanted to say thank you for doing the great work in preserving aviation heritage in the unique and inspiring way in which you guys are doing. Living in Australia and growing up with a love of military aviation, it is not always possible to see and feel in the flesh some of the unique aircraft that you have in the collection. I look forward on my next visit to the US to visit the museum and say hello and hear some of the stories about flying these birds in the modern day. Keep up the great work guys.
Added: July 5, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Kevin Williams
From: Jefferson,Ga.
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Great website!
Added: July 4, 2020
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