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  1. Wow! 30 years later. I was. It expecting that. Lol. Thank you so much, you are a wealth of knowledge!
  2. Would anyone here know how to find out the fate/final resting place of one of the birds? Specifically, I’m looking to see if 81-23635 (Star 44) still exists as a static display somewhere or if it was scrapped? My father in law, the assault wing commander, Ron Cugno, piloted it on 10/3/93 and I’d sure like to track it down if it’s out there somewhere. Thank you all.
  3. Cool pics, thanks! Is the top one of the last sent from Mog? I see a Tower Air 747 in the background. I didn’t know if it was ever safe enough for charter flights, especially in something that big. On a side note. You probably won’t find anything on the two mystery little birds. They weren’t 160th, or CIA. Primary signals intel.
  4. Are they the 2 birds with the rotors folded back and the two thingys on the horizontal stabilizers?
  5. I’ll scroll through the entire thread when I have some spare time, but what was nonstandard above the two in question? And were they MH’s or AH’s? He’s certainly be in a position to know if they were special in some way.
  6. Just stumbled across this forum and thread. My father in law was a little bird pilot in the 160th in MOG. (MH’s). If there’s anything I can ask him, let me know.
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