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Awesome, I want to be a cropduster when I grow up!

Very cool .. awesome video .. I love the golden Era of cropdusting ..

My father was stationed at Landsberg Air Base from March 1955 to June 1958 and we went with him. My grade school was located in the Saarburg Kaserne in Landsberg. These photos are all very familiar to me.

NICE!

N69766 is in a hanger in Indiana since 1978. It’s going up for sale.

Very nice look at the '60's. By the time I started flying sprayers in the late '70's there were no Stearman sprayers left in my area. I started on an A9 Quail (Callair).

Is it possible to view the photos in a larger format and higher resolution, for example in an online album? Of course only for your own use and not for commercial publication.

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Thank you for sharing these pictures! I was living in Landsberg am Lech from 1976 to 2020 and it is nice to watch these old scenes which are even older than me! But there is a little mistake: At 0:56 min. you say we see the staircase in the so-called "Witches' Quarter". I know these stairs very well, because as a child I sometimes ran them up with my heavy school bag on my way back home from school. However, the stairs in this photo are a connection from the "Alte Bergstraße" to the "Heilig Kreuz Kirche" and are not part of the "Witches' Quarter", as you describe in the text. The "Witches' Quarter" is located behind the house, which you can see in the back of the photo. Greetings from Germany! :-)

I still remember pushing rice Way forward. 50 gallons Gas....mo . gas from Local gas station My pilot was.Ralph Schutts. Wattsonville,ca

Thank you alot for uploading this old pictures :) im born in landsberg and live in a small village near there, i like to see old photos of this region :)

I grew up in the country in the 50's watching crop dusting Stearmans and Piper Cubs fly over our farm all day everyday since the airport was just across the highway from our cotton field. My grandfather would take me over to sit in the planes when I was 5 years old. I spent my days waving to pilots and dreaming of the day I would fly. My dreams came to pass although I never flew dusters or spray planes. I did end up owning and enjoying many antique taildraggers over the years. I enjoyed this presentation emensely. A lot of great memories came flooding back. You never forget the sights, sounds and smells associated with a crop dusting operation.

I can't believe I am seeing these wonderful photos from where my family and I were living at the exact same time! You must be the young man seen a few times, by the tower and later with the VW. Were you stationed there? My dad was in the Air Force at the time and we first lived on the Kaserne just outside of town. Later we moved out to the Air Base. Your photos bring back a lot of memories. If you have more from around there I would love to see them. I hope you are doing well and thank you once again for uploading these images of a much happier time.

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Love it!

My father flew a Stearman crop duster for Libby's out of Janesville, WI in the 1960s. Thanks for the video! It brought back lots of memories!

Krass wie es fast noch genauso aussieht wie heute, aber zum Beispiel mochte ich den alten Hauptplatz lieber

Man oh Man did the old memories come flooding back.I worked as a flagger when I was in my mid teens for a dusting service in California's San Joaquin Valley.The guy that owned the company was a fighter pilot from WW11. He had four converted Stearmans that had been updated to 450 P&W.Very cool video.My thanks!!!

........... Dusharm ring a bell ? Probably misspelled the name.

What I've always wanted to do all thru high school. When I brought home the entrance starter package involving all the costs and tuition payments my father went thru the roof. That's as far as I got. Always think about it. Few times I was lucky enough to be going down a two lane black top and observe an air tractor working I would always stop and take in the show. Thank you so much for presenting this video I enjoyed it.

I worked for the company at the end of its life (early '70's) as a loader/trainee. Used to drive the Studebaker support trucks. Lots of great memories never to be replicated. Richard Vorpagel, near Elkhorn, Wisconsin, is the owner of a couple of active, and a few non-flying, airframes purchased from the assets of the company.

That was awesome

Da war die Waitzinger Wiese tatsächlich noch eine Wiese...!

Thanks for the visit.

Beeindruckende Fotos.

What an awesome video! Jim Igou is my grandpa. He passed away in late January (here is a link to the obituary: www.phillipfuneralhome.com/obits/obituary.php?id=526847 ). We will be holding a memorial at the old ABC hangar that now belongs to the EAA chapter on March 8th, 2015. I watched this video with my grandmother, Dixie, and she was interested in getting in touch with you. She still lives in West Bend and would like to hear from you or you can email me at tasha.radloff@gmail.com

This was my parents company and I want to thank Curt for sharing these awesome photos. Curt I'm Paul the oldest son of Cliff & Verna DuCharme. I would like to get a hold of you as I have information on Jim Igou's passing last month and my email is pd_h55@yahoo.com.

Eine sehr beeindruckende Fotoreihe und eine tolle Leistung, so ein Flugzeug wieder her zu stellen. Schöne Grüße aus Germany!

Stearmans and Studebakers, now that was an outfit with taste and class.

Perfeft place to ride my motorcycle

10 years later Janet met Curt here