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Postcards from Ft. Rucker, 1965
Top - Southport
Middle Gateway to Army Aviation
Bottom CH-21 |
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Top H-21C Shawnee
Bottom Lowe Army Airfield |
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Fort Rucker |
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"Chickasaw" Helicopter parked below the Control Tower of Hanchery Army Heliport., Fort Rucker, Alabama, the largest heliport in the free world |
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The H-21 "SHAWNEE" comes in for a landing near the H 34 "MOJAVE" on Matterson Range at the Army Avaiation Coer, Fort Rucker, Alabama |
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H-37 MOJAVE |
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CAIRNS ARMY AIRFIELD - Used by both rotary and fixed wing aricraft, the airfield is one of the busiest in the nation in the nunber of it's landings and take-offs. Fort Rucker, Alabama |
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Mike Proff, Aug 98, This is what I like doing best Flying
Thunderbird Flying Service Inc. |
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June 03, Finishing the ends of the lentil field, IAS about 145 MPH. This is a farmer that lives close to me on the Ranch. |
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A Fly by the house after mission complete and retuning to the airport. |
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Turbine Thrush, Thunderbird Fliying Service, Inc.
Alot of people ask about the Winged Warriors since I have put the decal on the aircraft. They all think is really cool! |
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Capt. Young and Mike Proft getting ready for one hour test flight. I flew a lot of these flights with Capt. Young at Fort Rucker |
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Mike at home at Fort Rucker |
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CH-47 on the Fort Rucker flight line |
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Photo provided by Mike Proff Feb. 14, 1967
Taken just before I took aver the flight platoon |
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Photo provided by Mike Proff June 1965
I killed this rattleing back snake right under my roon at Fort Rucker. Know one would come around me for a few days because they didn't know what I did with the dead snake. |
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Photo provided by Mike Proff June 1965
The snake was in my room for 2 days in a box just laying there by the door, but after that I got him out of there. |
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Photo provided by Mike Proff June 1965
After that most of the people around me were real nice to me. I didn't understand why, it was just a little snake! 5' 9" long a very deadly... |
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After that most of the people around me were real nice to me. I didn't understand why, it was just a little snake! 5' 9" long a very deadly... |
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336th Avn 101st Airborne, 1966, Lt. Col. Whitehead and Company. Vietnamese Cross of Galentry Award Bac Lieu |
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336th Avn 101st Airborne, 1966, Lush and Proff. Vietnamese Cross of Galentry Award Bac Lieu |
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