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The "first" Air Force One
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Re: The "first" Air Force One
I went and visited the Presidential Annex at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. I believe that's the Columbine Connie there. Very cool to see. I remember one of the facts explaining the plane in that Eisenhower was also the first president to fly in a helicopter.
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Re: The "first" Air Force One
A worthy enterprise.
I have always had a soft spot for the Super Constellation. In 1958 Audrey and I with four month old Susan on her lap flew non stop from Pensacola to Logan airport in Boston on an Eastern Airlines Super Connie. I think I have posted a picture here before.
As I remember the seating was tight and the cabin long and thin. One of my more memorable flight experiences.
Bob
I have always had a soft spot for the Super Constellation. In 1958 Audrey and I with four month old Susan on her lap flew non stop from Pensacola to Logan airport in Boston on an Eastern Airlines Super Connie. I think I have posted a picture here before.
As I remember the seating was tight and the cabin long and thin. One of my more memorable flight experiences.
Bob
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