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The 375th Operations Support Squadron held a ceremony April 11 for a collection of model airplanes donated to the installation from Wayne Boller of Mascoutah.
The collection is housed in the Scott AFB Airfield Management Operations atrium and consists of 35 military aircraft from the U.S., Germany, France and the United Kingdom.
Hand painted backdrops for each of the display cases showcasing the models were beautifully crafted by Staff. Sgt. Justin Baggett of the 375th Operations Support Squadron.
Following the start of World War II, Boller enlisted in the Air Force as an aircraft maintainer which began a unique military career that extended through the Korean War and was highlighted by his acceptance into USAF pilot training.
Lt. Col. Matt Getty, the 375th Operations Support Squadron commander, presided over the dedication and gave a brief synopsis of Boller’s history both in the Air Force and at Scott where he first worked as a “shoe shine boy” at the Post Exchange in the early 1940s.
Following the start of World War II, Boller enlisted in the Air Force as an aircraft maintainer, and began a unique military career that extended through the Korean War, and highlighted by his acceptance into pilot training.
Col. Perry Long, the 375th Operations Group commander, presented Boller with a coin to commemorate the event and thanked him for his service to the nation both in and out of uniform.
This impressive collection will remain on permanent display in Scott’s Airfield Management Operations section located in Hangar 1.
Article source: http://www.bnd.com/news/local/community/scott-afb/article145762269.html
American actress Eileen Davidson has starred in several well known TV series such as The Young and the Restless and Days of Our Lives. Born into a large family, she started working as a model in her early twenties. It wasn’t until her roommate suggested for her to take up acting that she began honing her craft in the Staircase Theater. In 1982, she received a big break after landing a role in CBS soap opera, The Young and the Restless. Some of her other early works include The Phoenix (1982), Goin’ All the Way (1982), The House on Sorority Row (1983), and Sharing Richard (1988).
Since then, she has amassed over a dozen credits to her name, all of which have contributed to her increasing net worth. To date, her fortune stands in the millions.
Let’s take a closer look at the many sources of Davidson’s income.
Born on June 15, 1959 in Artesia, California, Eileen Marie Davidson is the youngest out of six siblings. The daughter of a homemaker and a manufacturer of airplane parts, she started to work as a model in her late teens. Prior to appearing in various print work and commercials, she modeled for various companies in California and Mexico City.
It wasn’t until her roommate at the time suggested for her to take up acting that the blonde entertained the
Article source: http://gazettereview.com/2017/04/eileen-davidson-net-worth-wealthy-now/
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(CBS Connecticut) — Investigators today said a small plane that crashed in East Windsor was built shortly after World War Two. Two people were killed in the crash.
National Transportation Safety Board Senior Air Safety Investigator Ralph Hicks says the Luscombe 8-A was a 1946 model.
“We have plenty of airplanes like this flying,” Hicks said, when asked how unusual it was for such an old plan to still be in use. “As long as they are maintained properly, and maintained annually with their inspections, they can fly for a long time.”
The single-engine aircraft hit trees about a hundred feet up, then fell straight down.
The plane came to rest upside down against some trees, with the engine below ground level.
Article source: http://connecticut.cbslocal.com/2017/04/19/plane-in-east-windsor-crash-was-1946-model/
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