Razorbackin' on US-67
Sat Mar 21, 2009 2:05 am
Going North on US-67 from Little Rock, AR yesterday, I found a couple of new aircraft to add to my collection of images:
Jacksonville Museum of Military History
100 Veterans Circle
Jacksonville, AR
(501) 241 - 1943
According to what DannaKay Duggar (Coordinator) told me, they moved the F-105 three months ago, from Camp Robinson, in North Little Rock, to its present location on the museum grounds. They will install the airplane off the ground, in the very near future, and SE Asia cammo and markings will be applied.
Given the location so close to the street, the pitot is already bent, probably hit by a passing vehicle. The airplane is in need of some TLC, there is corrosion and there are missing panels, but soon enough it will look great once again.
F-105: 56-3261
34 52' 01.28" N
92 07' 20.80" W
They have also secured a Hercules C-130, and originally it was going to be flown from Little Rock AFB, to Davis Monthan, and then trucked to the museum. Wisdom prevailed, and now the airplane sits just three miles away, and the museum is trying to secure funding and manpower to move the airplane to the museum grounds.
Future location for the C-130
34 52' 04.06" N
92 07' 21.29" W
The museum has a nice assortment of memorabilia related to the wars, has a collection of 350 original WW-II posters, there are parts of a control room for a Titan (?) ICBM, plus uniforms, weapons, maps, photos, books, etc., mostly connected to military events taking place in the Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas area.
Pocahontas, AR
The Black River Technical College, located at the Pocahontas Airport (just off US-67) has an A-7 Corsair (153150) wearing VA-22 markings, that I already reported a couple of years back.
Different this time, the weather was not cold, it wasn't raining and there was no flooding whatsoever. : )
A-7
36 14' 39.64" N
90 57' 27.18" W
I also found a Sikorsky S-61 (the only numbers visible were BR03251)
36 14' 41.68" N
90 57' 23.08" W
Saludos,
Tulio
Jacksonville Museum of Military History
100 Veterans Circle
Jacksonville, AR
(501) 241 - 1943
According to what DannaKay Duggar (Coordinator) told me, they moved the F-105 three months ago, from Camp Robinson, in North Little Rock, to its present location on the museum grounds. They will install the airplane off the ground, in the very near future, and SE Asia cammo and markings will be applied.
Given the location so close to the street, the pitot is already bent, probably hit by a passing vehicle. The airplane is in need of some TLC, there is corrosion and there are missing panels, but soon enough it will look great once again.
F-105: 56-3261
34 52' 01.28" N
92 07' 20.80" W
They have also secured a Hercules C-130, and originally it was going to be flown from Little Rock AFB, to Davis Monthan, and then trucked to the museum. Wisdom prevailed, and now the airplane sits just three miles away, and the museum is trying to secure funding and manpower to move the airplane to the museum grounds.
Future location for the C-130
34 52' 04.06" N
92 07' 21.29" W
The museum has a nice assortment of memorabilia related to the wars, has a collection of 350 original WW-II posters, there are parts of a control room for a Titan (?) ICBM, plus uniforms, weapons, maps, photos, books, etc., mostly connected to military events taking place in the Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas area.
Pocahontas, AR
The Black River Technical College, located at the Pocahontas Airport (just off US-67) has an A-7 Corsair (153150) wearing VA-22 markings, that I already reported a couple of years back.
Different this time, the weather was not cold, it wasn't raining and there was no flooding whatsoever. : )
A-7
36 14' 39.64" N
90 57' 27.18" W
I also found a Sikorsky S-61 (the only numbers visible were BR03251)
36 14' 41.68" N
90 57' 23.08" W
Saludos,
Tulio
Sat Mar 21, 2009 3:42 am
The helicopter looks like an HH-52 to me.
Sat Mar 21, 2009 7:31 am
Looks like an HH-3A (S-61) to me.
Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:16 am
I agree it looks like a Coast Guard HH-52 as I see a single engine, says US Coast Guard on the side and doesn't look like a Pelican. I'm sure she has an intersting story to tell regardless.
Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:36 am
Yup you Gents are correct I think. But I thought it was an A model HH-3 so what do I know! 
adding to post here,
more to the point from Mr. Baugher:
[/quote]Sikorsky HH-52A Sea Guardian 1398 to MASDC as 460010. Seen at Pocahontas, AR airport Sep 18,1995 as part of the airplane mechanic school collection.[quote][/quote]
adding to post here,
more to the point from Mr. Baugher:
[/quote]Sikorsky HH-52A Sea Guardian 1398 to MASDC as 460010. Seen at Pocahontas, AR airport Sep 18,1995 as part of the airplane mechanic school collection.[quote][/quote]
Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:03 pm
That helicopter was just recently sold on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... &viewitem=
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... &viewitem=
Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:51 pm
Here is a photo of HH-52A 1398 in its better days, taken at CCNAS, TX 4-6-85. Photo by John Kerr
Sat Mar 21, 2009 5:27 pm
wow! A NMF/silver F-105. Thats rare! 
Sun Mar 22, 2009 2:20 am
An HH-52A it is, then.
I believe that the airplane was painted and not NMF.
Saludos,
Tulio
Nathan wrote:wow! A NMF/silver F-105. Thats rare!
I believe that the airplane was painted and not NMF.
Saludos,
Tulio