Moody Air Force Base – Getting Back in the Saddle
The two-month layoff from flying had been filled with physical therapy appointments and work until I could return to flight status. I was cleared to resume flying 52 days after a total knee replacement. It was a happy day! WHAT HAVE I BEEN MISSING? I promptly went flying with my good friend, David Schiff, a…
Read More Alan Armstrong Presents “Preemptive Strike – The Secret That Would Have Prevented the Attack on Pearl Harbor” Before the USAF Pilots
On September 19, 2019, a group of retired Air Force pilots received a presentation from Alan Armstrong on his book, Preemptive Strike – The Secret Plan That Would Have Prevented the Attack on Pearl Harbor. The pilots were from the United States Air Force Class 55U and 56A. Some of the pilots who graduated in…
Read More The Flying Tigers and Guerrilla Air Warfare in China
The activities of Claire Chennault and his Flying Tiger pilots in China is a remarkable study in the ability of a smaller force to keep a vastly larger force at bay using the elements of surprise and superior combat tactics to offset the sheer numbers and weight of the Japanese Air Force in China. The air war in China was anything but orthodox. It was a maverick or guerilla air war flown by American pilots under the leadership of an American commander who had gone rogue.
Read More Westover Air Reserve Base – 2018
I cannot say enough kind words about David Cate and his staff. The were courteous and profesional and treated Katie with kid gloves. To hangar Katie for nine days without compensation was extremely generous.
Read More The 2018 Greenwood Lake Air Show
The Greenwood Lake Air Show takes place in West Milford, New Jersey. Alan Armstrong performed in the Airshow ain his "Kate" Japanese Bomber
Read More Interview on CBS-46 about C-130 Hercules Military Plane Crash
Alan Armstrong is interviewed by CBS-46's Vince Sims, about the C-130 Hercules Military Transport Plane crash near Savannah on May 2, 2018.
Read More The Ultimate Team Sport – A Tribute To The Men And Women Of The U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71)
Extraordinary. That is the only word that comes to mind after spending 26 hours aboard the
U.S.S. Roosevelt (CVN-71), one of our Nation' s nuclear powered aircraft carriers.
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