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Tue Dec 11, 2007 10:02 am

Zachary wrote:#27 - the Ercoupe is on a Shell station in Wautoma, not Omro.

Zack in Oshkosh


You gotta' tell my wife, Zack. According to her, that's the first time I've been right about anything in the last two months! :wink:

Tue Dec 11, 2007 10:05 am

Dan K wrote:You gotta' tell my wife, Zack. According to her, that's the first time I've been right about anything in the last two months! :wink:


:lol:

Tue Dec 11, 2007 11:32 am

Woohoo... one Ercoupe perched on a Shell station in Wautoma.

http://www.wagner-oil.com/stores/wautomashell.php

The map locator on this page is off though. The actual station is located farther to the west on Hwy 21.

Tue Dec 11, 2007 12:36 pm

Good work guys. Is it west of Bughes Lake Road?

Mike

Tue Dec 11, 2007 3:48 pm

mrhenniger wrote:Good work guys. Is it west of Bughes Lake Road?

Mike


That's it, Mike...about 200 feet west of Bughs Lake Road...on the north side of Hwy 21.

Wed Dec 12, 2007 3:59 am

Andy Marden wrote:Paul,
Thanks for posting the Waukesha rundown. Do you know the identities of any of these birds please?
Mustang will be N5427V, and of course there is N433RD :)
Regards,
Andy Marden


Andy,

I know some of them off the top of my head, but I'll have to do some research.

I don't know the status of the little museum that was on the field at Waukesha. The old hangar it used to be in was bought, dismantled, and moved to Poplar Grove IL so I have a feeling it isn't around any more. All the warbirds on the field are privatly owned.

Wed Dec 12, 2007 8:11 am

Dan K wrote:That's it, Mike...about 200 feet west of Bughs Lake Road...on the north side of Hwy 21.


Got it then. Thanks!

T33driver wrote:I don't know the status of the little museum that was on the field at Waukesha. The old hangar it used to be in was bought, dismantled, and moved to Poplar Grove IL so I have a feeling it isn't around any more. All the warbirds on the field are privatly owned.


Noted.


Thanks to all that chipped in. The "Need Help List" has been reduced to 26 items. I am still hoping some tips will flow in, but it is more likely that it is up to some of you keen warbird hunters to take it the remainder of the way eventually.

Mike

Here is the latest revision of the “Need Help” list…

#1: Almond - There is a AH-1 displayed in a park along road D in the west end of Almond. Where exactly is it?

#2: Arcadia - There is an F-16 displayed in Memorial Park in Arcadia. Where exactly is it?

#3: Bangor - There may be an AH-1 displayed in Bangor. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#4: Beloit, Beloit Airport - There may be a T-28 displayed at this airport. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#5: Black River Falls - An AH-1 has been allocated to Black River Falls by the Army. It is not know if it is displayed yet? Do you know if it is now displayed? If so where exactly is it?

#7: Camp Douglas, Volk Field ANGB – Are the aircraft displayed here accessible to the public?

#8: Endeavor - Apparently there is a UH-1 displayed in a park along Route CX (Church Street), in Endeavor. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#10: Footville - Apparently there is an AH-1 displayed at a Legion in Footville. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#11: Hartford, Hartford Municipal Airport - Air Cargo Carriers may have a C-23 in storage at the airport. Is it in public view? If so where exactly is it?

#12: Janesville – Are any of the GI airframes at the Black Hawk Technical College in view of the public?

#13: Kendall - There may be a AH-1 displayed at a Legion in Kendall. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#14: Madison, Burke, Dane County Regional Airport / Truax Field - There may be a T-33 displayed at the airport. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#15: Madison, Burke, Dane County Regional Airport / Truax Field - Apparently there is a F-16 and an AH-1 displayed at the airport, possibly at the ANG and ArNG gates. Can you confirm? If so where exactly are they?

#16: Madison, Burke, Dane County Regional Airport / Truax Field - There may be a Truax Field Museum at the Date County Regional Airport. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#18: Milwaukee - There may be a F-86 displayed in Milwaukee. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#20: Milwaukee, Greenfield, Green Field / General Mitchell International Airport - Apparently Air Cargo Carriers operates three C-23s from this airport. Can you confirm? If so where hangar are they based out of?

#23: Milwaukee, South Milwaukee - There may be a C-45 at a Legion in South Milwaukee. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#25: Mosinee, Peplin - There is an AH-1 displayed at a VFW in Peplin. If so where exactly is it?

#26: New Lisbon - Apparently there is an AH-1 displaed at a Legion in New Lisbon. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#28: Pound - Apparently there is an AH-1 displayed in Pound. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#29: Prairie du Sac - Apparently there is an AH-1 displayed at a VFW in Prairie du Sac. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#30: River Falls - Apparently there is an UH-1 displayed at a VVA near River Falls. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#31: Rochester - Apparently there is an AH-1 displayed at a VFW in Rochester. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#32: Sheboygan Falls - This facility includes a museum. Are there any aircraft in the collection?

#33: Sparta, Fort McCoy, Sparta Airport - Apparently a C-130 without the tail is used as a load trainer near I-21 and Fort McCoy. Can you confirm? Where exactly is it? Is it in view of the public?

#34: Strum - Apparently there is an AH-1 displayed at a VFW in Strum. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

Fri Dec 14, 2007 12:49 pm

mrhenniger wrote:#7: Camp Douglas, Volk Field ANGB – Are the aircraft displayed here accessible to the public?

While driving through Wisconsin earlier this year I stopped in on a whim. IIRC the display park is open when the ANG museum building is but they do not have posted hours.

I tried to enter some info into your locator, but I don’t think I did a very good job. Sorry Mike!

Fri Dec 14, 2007 1:13 pm

Eric Friedebach wrote:
mrhenniger wrote:#7: Camp Douglas, Volk Field ANGB – Are the aircraft displayed here accessible to the public?

While driving through Wisconsin earlier this year I stopped in on a whim. IIRC the display park is open when the ANG museum building is but they do not have posted hours.

I tried to enter some info into your locator, but I don’t think I did a very good job. Sorry Mike!


Thanks for the tip. I didn't get an email indicating anything had been sent. Did you get any error messages?

If you don't mind, find the location in the Locator and click the megaphone icon for that location. This will take you to the Location Log where the comments you posted here would be most welcome as well. This way others visiting the site will know to check the museum hours first. If you have any problems as all just go to...

http://www.aerialvisuals.ca/ContactForm.php

...and let me know. I want to make sure the Locator is easy to use, so please tell me about any hiccups.

Mike

Fri Dec 14, 2007 8:01 pm

FYI: Spelling on Oshkosh Airport is Wittman, not Whittman

Fri Dec 14, 2007 8:02 pm

Oh, yeah. Not that I know much about this, but the A-4 also has left EAA's collection. Rumor mill has it flying out of OSH in a few months.

Been volunteering at the Weeks Hangar on the B-17, etc. Lots of fun.

Chris
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