I can't read the tail number. Is that 59152? If so I Crewed the two seater right before they changed to 15's. I got orders for 16's and headed for training, then to Kunsan. I also worked alert at McChord. That was fun! Crew Chief before me was from Bute Montana I think.

I can't read the tail number. Is that 59152? If so I Crewed the two seater right before they changed to 15's. I got orders for 16's and headed for training, then to Kunsan. I also worked alert at McChord. That was fun! Crew Chief before me was from Bute Montana I think.

I can't read the tail number. Is that 59152? If so I Crewed the two seater right before they changed to 15's. I got orders for 16's and headed for training, then to Kunsan. I also worked alert at McChord. That was fun! Crew Chief before me was from Bute Montana I think.

I can't read the tail number. Is that 59152? If so I Crewed the two seater right before they changed to 15's. I got orders for 16's and headed for training, then to Kunsan. I also worked alert at McChord. That was fun! Crew Chief before me was from Bute Montana I think.

I can't read the tail number. Is that 59152? If so I Crewed the two seater right before they changed to 15's. I got orders for 16's and headed for training, then to Kunsan. I also worked alert at McChord. That was fun! Crew Chief before me was from Bute Montana I think.

I flew each of these planes several times and have this picture on my office wall. Brings back great memories of the 318th and Mt. Rainier. Those were some of the best days in my career.

In September 1994, the McClellan Museum Newsletter, McClellan AFB, North Highlands CA, published this picture with the caption "This aircraft was repaired by maintenance specialists from McClellan AFB. You may know of someone who was involved in the event who can provide some details of what occurred, what type aircraft, tail number, and what role McClellan played in the

F-106A 59-0054 after mid-air collision with an A-7 over Dugway Proving Grounds, UT.
Info provided by Bill Hall.

Photo submitted (not taken) by Jason Denny

Photo submitted (not taken) by Jason Denny