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Hi I even forgot I bought this years ago for $5 at thrift store, It says Good Luck Chuck etc. Maybe Chuck Yeager? I have collected for 35+ years and have so much, now I am researching! What is that plane? I have never seen it before? This may be worthless, sorry if I am wasting your time. toracat
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Doubtful it is Yeager.
Aircraft is an A-10-- a CAS aircraft that was developed about the time of his retirement.
As a fighter pilot and fighter commander, I wouldn't think he would have something from a CAS group.
Additionally, I don't think many would address a then BG as "Chuck".
I suspect Chuck was another CAS pilot from this unit and this was his departure award from the 1970s or maybe 80s.
It does have some value.
scott
You are right A-10 Warthog! I found it! I will research more! toracat
Very nice find! We'll be watching for more info!
R. A. Hall, Reg Johnston, Ben Partin, Don Sorensen, A H Fryer?, Jack Alexander?,
Paul Wiesslitz? Frank Saber?, Nick Palin?, J.P. Headley?, Dennis J. Ayers D___Steele,"keep them flying" "Good luck to a H___ of a boss Lorraine, Jim Mont_iy?, J. W. Morgan? toracat
I live in Sonoma County and we have nice air museum and show here each year Charles Schultz Airport (with Snoopy and Red Baron) haha, I sent photo to director also to see if he knows anything toracat, and sent to Chuck Yeagers website also!