Old war birds never die
Author
N. Leatham
Article Date
April 11, 1965
Article Abstract
Restoration of a Curtiss P40 by Mike Dillon of Mesa
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
AIRPLANES
Old war birds never die
Author
H. Heubsch
Article Date
October 6, 1963
Article Abstract
Old planes at Sky Harbor, Phoenix
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
Obsolete already
Author
D. B. McCarthy
Article Date
March 4, 1973
Article Abstract
707s are becoming obsolete
Journal Title
Arizona
Moth ball fleet in transformed in the sweat box
Article Date
May 19, 1957
Article Abstract
Obsolete planes melted into aluminum ingots at Litchfield
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
Headin' for that Big Hangar in the sky
Author
B. Johnson
Article Date
February 28, 1965
Article Abstract
The DC3, the "Gooney bird," is fast becoming obsolete
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
Ground work for air safety
Author
B. Johnson
Article Date
April 26, 1959
Article Abstract
Servicing planes at Phoenix Sky Harbor
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
Glow bugs in the sky
Author
B. Johnson
Article Date
July 3, 1960
Article Abstract
Conspicuous red-orange plain makes planes more easily visible
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
From Arizona to Vietnam with care
Author
G. E. Hollister
Article Date
January 30 1966
Article Abstract
Tucson aircraft storage center reflects southeast Asia conflict
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
Flight of the City of Yuma
Author
S. A. Siciliano
Article Date
February 1950
Journal Title
Ariz Hwys
Fledglings want to take your plane to the cleaners
Author
B. Engebretson
Article Date
October 7, 1927
Article Abstract
Two U. of A. students start a plane washing business
Journal Title
Ole (Tucson Daily Citizen)
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