If anyone has memories, stories, pictures or anything they would like to donate to the museum drop me an email and I can get you in touch with the museum, or you can give them a call 972-524-1586.
Saturday, February 23, 2008
No. 1 British Flying Training School
The No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum celebrates cooperation between the Royal Air Force and the United States. More than 2,300 British and American pilots earned their wings at the RAF Field in Terrell between 1941 and 1945. I was able to finally able to visit the museum today. Over the next few days I will post some of the pictures I took.
If anyone has memories, stories, pictures or anything they would like to donate to the museum drop me an email and I can get you in touch with the museum, or you can give them a call 972-524-1586.
If anyone has memories, stories, pictures or anything they would like to donate to the museum drop me an email and I can get you in touch with the museum, or you can give them a call 972-524-1586.
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11 comments:
Cool! :-D
That's very interesting. I never knew before you told me.
I love things like this!
Can't wait to see the inside photos!
This looks like a very good place to visit...Glad you will be sharing photos for us.
Interesting. . .I'll be interested in seeing the other photos.
One thing is reasonably sure, no Al Khaida terrorists were in training at this school.
Nice bit of history ... I think it is human nature to take for granite that which is close to us of always present. And I'm please posting a City Daily Photo has lead you to visit this treasure which celebrates such an important alliance.
Great, I can't wait to see some of the pictures from the museum.
Why does that say British?
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I'd love to be able to visit this museum. I imagine that there's some fascinating stories in the collection.
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