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The Richard Rose Morton Academy. 21/06/2024. 240. Facebook. The first of the Duke of Edinburgh expedition took place in the WORST weather the Lake District could throw at us (hence the lack of photos)! Luckily, the clouds cleared late on Saturday, and it stayed ‘sort of’ dry until the end! The groups did brilliantly and developed their ...
2 de ago. de 2021 · We travel to Blythe, CA to visit the long forgotten World War II era Morton Air Academy.
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43-38119. media-31050.jpeg UPL 31050 Jack Pershing Farnham Sr. on graduation day (class of 44-A) Morton Air Academy, Blythe, California (Got his wings). Soon he will leave for the 452nd Bomb Group (H), 730th Squadron at Deopham Green, England. Object Number - UPL 31050 - Jack Pershing Farnham Sr. on graduation day (class of 44-A) Morton Air ...
The airfield opened on June 29, 1942. Known as Blythe Field and Gary Field, it began training United States Army Air Forces flying cadets under contract to Morton Air Academy. It was assigned to United States Army Air Forces West Coast Training Center (later Western Flying Training Command) as a primary (level 1) pilot training airfield.
5 de nov. de 2015 · from a 1944 class book from the Morton Air Academy (courtesy of Bob Alvis, enhanced by Bill Grasha). The President of Morton Air Academy was Ted Morton, who learned to fly in 1925. After establishing a flying service in Los Angeles, Morton was among the first to receive a contract by the military to operate a Civilian Pilot Training School.
6 de jan. de 2010 · Raptis, who will turn 90 in January, is rebuilding a Stearman PT-18, a biplane used in World War II as a military trainer. Based at Morton Air Academy, Blythe, Calif., Raptis used similar airplanes to teach Army Air Corps pilots to fly during the war.
19 de mai. de 2024 · ARTIFACT: Beautiful WWII Morton Air Academy lapel pin from Gary Field in Blythe, California. Morton Air Academy was a primary flight training school for the United Army Air Forces. The lapel pin depicts the surface of a globe in gilt brass and enamel details, the globe shows the North American continent, Central America, and Canada.
