F-100D gets her Drop Tanks

Another important piece of the F-100D SuperSabre was installed Saturday.  She welcomed the attachment of her fuel tanks.

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Jean Ann III moves to the Hanger

Jean Ann III our full scale P-51 model is being moved to the hanger for final assembly, final painting and detailing.  We hope to get approval from the Airport to place it on Massillon Road by the Green Highway Department.

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B-26 Gets Her Rudder

Saturday was another big day for the B-26 as the crew installs the rudder.

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Holly takes a Trip

Last year, the younger members of MAPS asked permission to restore the amphibian plane.  Their original goal was to paint it so it could be included in the Memorial Day Parade.  They met their goal by loading Holly on a trailer and Larry Lewis pulled it with his truck.  They had some more work to do and found out that the Fighter Group wanted to store the aircraft at the restaurant.  Josh Stiles, his friends, his family, his co-members and anyone he could recruit helped meet the deadlines.  Congratulations to everyone involved.  Good Job!

 

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Improvement Projects Page

Click HERE to go to the Improvement Projects Page.  This page is located in the Museum Dropdown and is intended to provide the history of some of our major projects.

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Saturday School Air Academy

NEW THIS FALL

Program runs for 10 sessions for $180 or only the sessions you want for $20 each.  Click on the following link to go to the brochure of the program.  MAPS-AIR-MUSEUM-AIR-ACADEMY-2012 Register Now, Seats are limited.

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MAPS will be Closed on July 4th.

Please Join us in thanking our Veterans on this very special day in our nations history.

Please come and see us at MAPS “Where History Takes Flight!”

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MAPS Gets a Visit from Rosie

Saturday 6/30/12 was a special day at MAPS.  A large group of Rosie the Riveters came to visit.  These ladies stepped in during WWII to build the planes, tanks, ships and equipment needed for the war effort.  Many sacrifices were made by everyone to win the war that had to be won.  Thank You everyone.

Here some of the ladies are escorted by Tour Guide Ralph Lynn.  How appropriate it was to have Mr. Lynn show the ladies around.  You see he was a B-24 Pilot during WWII and flew combat missions over Germany and occupied France.

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Saturday June 23 – B-26 Gets her Right Wing

Dave Pawski and lots of MAPS Members install the Right Wing on the B-26 for the first time since it was brought back from Alaska.  Many MAPS Members have made contributions to the plane during the past 15 years.  Congratulations to everyone who helped restore the aircraft.  Next Saturday is the target for the installation of the Left Wing.

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USAF Museum – Rescheduled July 9, 2012

The Bus Trip to Dayton USAF Museum has been rescheduled to July 9, 2012.  The cost of the seat on the bus is $25 plus you are responsible for your food as explained below.

We apologize for the Trip to Dalton and hopefully we will have a better trip this time. Bus will arrive approximately 5:15 AM (hopefully not leaking diesel fuel) and leave 5:30 AM.  We will stop around Columbus for a short Break only!!!!  We arrive at USAF Museum approximately 9-9:30 AM. Lunch is on your own at the Museum.  At closing time the bus will go the the G.C. for Dinner.  Seniors 60 and above is $10.19 plus $1.99 drink.  All others are $10.69 plus $1.99 drink.  We have a private room for dinner.  After dinner home.  We arrive approximately 10-10:30PM.

This was a lot of work. I hope it turns out great.  See you all July 9, 2012

5:15 AM

It has been fun setting this trip up.  Thanks to all for you participation.

Bill Humphreys

REMEMBER —– BE ON TIME!!!!!!
BUS WILL LEAVE NO LATER THAN 5:30 AM

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