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new to my collection

Fri Dec 26, 2008 1:12 pm

A have gained a few new vintage photos to my collection but have only been able to upload two as of right now. In the future I have photos of the 116th Observation Squadron some I might think Jack Cook will like as they are from his home state.

Anyway here are two:

A B-10B of the 44th recon squadron seen in the Canal Zone. Back of the original photo has name of person: M/Sgt Adam Golden.
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This photo states these are P-36A's. But on further studying of the photo I conclude these to be P-36C's as they have the wing guns.
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???

Fri Dec 26, 2008 1:28 pm

Actually our only OB squadron was the 123rd of the Air Guard which flew BC-1s, O-46s and O-47s being federalized in 1940 under Lt G. Robert Dobson who is considered founder of the OR ANG.

Re: ???

Fri Dec 26, 2008 1:34 pm

Jack Cook wrote:Actually our only OB squadron was the 123rd of the Air Guard which flew BC-1s, O-46s and O-47s being federalized in 1940 under Lt G. Robert Dobson who is considered founder of the OR ANG.


huh? :?: I have two photos of the 116th with O-38's and O-47s. Photo states: 116th Photo section 41st Div. A. S. Felts Field Spokane, Washington. Photo date is 1938.

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Fri Dec 26, 2008 2:18 pm

I'm from Oregon Nathan. Up in WA they pay sale tax and have to pump their own gas :twisted:

Fri Dec 26, 2008 2:20 pm

aww freak my mistake. Sorry Jack! :oops: I was thinking your from Washington. :roll: Anyway you still might be interested, eh?

Fri Dec 26, 2008 9:33 pm

Jack,

We get to pump our own gas up here in WA.

Down there in OR. they won't let you pump your own gas! :lol:

Not being able to pump your own gas in OR

Sat Dec 27, 2008 12:37 am

I so hated that when my dad and I visited. Being from TX it felt SO wimpy having to wait for the SLOW attendant to fill our tank. Weird.

Ryan
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