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2261 was from Alpha Flight at Columbus AFB. I worked on that plan many a day from 1981-1983!

I was stationed at a Nike Hercules site, D5/6 ADA, in Hontheim, Germany from mid '74 to Jan 76. I think about it now. I could have been the one to launch a nuclear missile. Crazy. Lots of good beer, too!

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Engine failure on short final…

Awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

What part of DFW is this located at?

So beautiful view of Dallas 👍🏻👍🏻

Wow, so much has changed since my days at BA.

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Very cool!

Thanks for posting this!

Very cool! The editing tells a story and the fly-through is perfect.

You know that your from Dallas Texas if you went to School here BA Nuff Said

Nostalgia! I graduated 70-07 from Webb AFB.....Proud to have served.

i was stationed at Laredo AFB in 1969. i was a crew chief on T-38s. what's cool is i might of been the crew chief on one of those planes. spent a lot of time in boys town, if you knew where that was. i left in 1970 for Vietnam where i was a crew chief on F-100s.

Class 73-06 - the base was closed because of the drug problem!

Why was the base closed?

I was in class 73-04 at LRD. Not sure when they did the change, but T41 training was no longer at LRD when I went through, it was out at the civilian airport. The IP giving the T38 instruction at the beginning of the film was Capt. Gullick, who I flew with a couple of times. One thing the film can't convey is how hot it was most of the time at LRD. Besides the better performance, the greatest value of the T 38 was that it had an air conditioner that actually worked. Not so the tweet's AC.

Outstanding. Brings back so many memory's

From Lubbock in my rear view mirror to Columbus by the sea to the Augger Inn this one brings back memories.

Although I had no direct affiliation with the T-37 (or flying for that matter), I was stationed at Blytheville AFB in the late 80's and enjoyed watching T-37's flying overhead. It's no wonder they call them flying dog whistles. : )

Nice film, great music.

Thank you for putting this up, I have been looking for it for years. I was an Aviation Explorer in the early 70s and this was on of our favorite films. There's nothing like watching T-38s.