Historical Aircraft Squadron member Ben Riggs has spearheaded an effort to update the museum flight simulator. As a result, individuals visiting the museum can now have a flying experience with the realistic feel of flying an airplane. The realistic graphics provide a simulated experience of piloting from an airport to a known destination. Logan High School student Colton Dingus is shown in the photograph giving the simulator a try. Logan also participates in the AFJROTC program.
The Squadron has restored a A26 Medium Bomber is now flying as the "Silver Dragon". This place has been sold and is no longer at the museum.
We have restored an 1968 Kaiser Jeep Ambulance to running status and use it in parades. It is on display in the museum.
Our latest restoration is a 1940 Stinson 10 donated by Cy DeBolt. It arrived in boxes and bits and pieces and after 3 years of restoring, recovering and rebuilding, it is flying as a Squadron owned aircraft.
A Folland Gnat has been restored to static display status. The plane was used in the India Pakistan War.
We have restored an 1968 Kaiser Jeep Ambulance to running status and use it in parades. It is on display in the museum.
Our latest restoration is a 1940 Stinson 10 donated by Cy DeBolt. It arrived in boxes and bits and pieces and after 3 years of restoring, recovering and rebuilding, it is flying as a Squadron owned aircraft.
A Folland Gnat has been restored to static display status. The plane was used in the India Pakistan War.
A-26 Invader Restoration Flight Video
Stinson 10 Restoration
GNAT Restoration
HANGER CONSTRUCTION
Our 80x100ft. building will be used as a facility for restoration of former military aircraft and vehicles. In addition to the restoration area is a small display of former military aviation memorabilia from past and present years. This facility is also available for independent events at reasonable rates with all proceeds to benefit Squadron plans.