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Sept 17th, 7 - 9 p.m.
Sonoma County Office of
Education (SCOE), 
5340 Skylane Blvd., 
Santa Rosa, CA 95403

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Sept 20th & 21st
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
F-86H Sabre, RF-86 Sabre


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Pacific Coast Air Museum

 
2230 Becker Blvd.
   Santa Rosa, CA 95403
       707-575-7900 Phone
       707-545-2813 Fax
 Hours
  Tue & Thu  10:00 - 4:00
  Sat & Sun 10:00 - 4:00

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  $5.00. Twelve & Under, None.

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After being declared surplus, many entered civilian service as executive transports and fighting forest fires. Throughout the years, Invaders were used by over 20 foreign governments. The following is the history of our particular A-26:

  • The A-26B-15, S/N 41-39303, was manufactured by Douglas Aircraft, Long Beach, CA, and delivered to the USAAF on 9 Oct 1944.
  • Oct 1944, Departed US for 9th Air Force (European Theater of Operations) via Hunter AAF GA.
  • Jul 1945, Returned US via Hunter AAF GA.
  • Dec 1945, To 4160th AAF Base Unit (Air Material Command), Grenada AAF MS (storage).
  • Sep 1947, To 4135th AAF Base Unit (AMC), Hill AAF UT (storage)
  • Apr 1952, To Ogden Air Materiel Center, Hill AFB UT (modified to B-26C)
  • Jul 1952, To 126th Bombardment (light) wing (US Air Forces Europe), Laon AB France.
  • Nov 1952, To 38th Bombardment (light) wing (USAFE), Laon AB France.
  • Feb 1953, To 48th Figher-Bomber Wing (USAFE), Chaumont AB France
  • Mar 1954, To 66th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing (USAFE), Sembach AB Germany.
  • Apr 1954, To 38th Bombardment (light) Wing (USAFE), Laon AB France (later 38th Bombardment (Tactical) Wing).



 

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