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In the Museum: What Is It?

NBC (Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical) Marking Set This NBC (Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical) Marking Set was used by NATO military forces to identify areas that had been contaminated by nuclear, biological, or chemical hazards. The kit contains brightly colored triangular signs that could be quickly recognized in the field. The white “ATOM” sign warned of […]

Vol. 15 Iss. 5

At the Museum!  Gear Seal Replacement. Jason Beaver and John Cater are getting the strut apart to replace the seals. Director, Christine Lewis, has figured out she doesn’t weigh enough to help get the gear apart. Frank Fry is rocking the maintenance on the T-28 Bravo!  Peyton Dehart visits the museum in Cobra style!  (right) […]

The 1944 Howard DGA-15 Aircraft: A Versatile Asset in WWII

The Howard DGA-15, produced by the Howard Aircraft Corporation, is an iconic aircraft of its era, particularly during World War II. Initially developed as a civilian utility plane in the 1930s, the DGA-15 was adapted to meet wartime demands. Its reputation for reliability, versatility, and rugged performance made it a valuable asset during the war. […]