To Members of the NN-MP Chapter of the VAHS and Friends, As promised, here’s the next in a series of brief notes about subjects that have local historic significance, and a link to aviation. This series is unique to our Chapter of VAHS, and is provided to you in appreciation of your participation and recognition
For 40 years as an aviation insurance agent I was blessed to work for a company that supplied me an aircraft for my business travel. Over all those years the aircraft included several Cessna 310’s, Baron 58, Piper Arrow and Cirrus SR22. These aircraft fed my love of flying and the need to travel kept
I have been asked to pen a few words as I depart the position of Chairman of the Board of Directors for the VAHS. Please bear with me as my thoughts unfold. “The flag is down!” “I’m sorry, what did you say?” “The flag is down!” With obvious puzzlement on my face, he said again,
Greetings! I hope you are receiving this with a sense of anticipation of the good things a new year can bring! As I write this this, I am preparing for a big event later in the day. My son is getting married today! This morning, over breakfast, I remarked how nice it will be for
Flying the Shannon Collection-Part III of 3 for VAHS Newsletter, Jan. 2021 by Paul Sullivan Flying the Jungmeister When Things Don’t Go According to Plan An old-time flyer once said: Flying really isn’t that hard when things are going by the book. You earn your pay check when things go off the rails. Which brings
VAHS NNMP Members, The monthly luncheon for our Chapter this week, January 21st, is canceled. We all know of the restrictions we must follow to preclude becoming infected with the virus that continues to be a threat to any gatherings, so we will not hold our monthly meetings until further notice. Please also remember that
