Researcher seeks the 1945 story of non-sked aircraft, cargo and Crews
You are here at the christening of my Veterans Air research project. Perhaps not as exciting as when my Dad’s company christened its first DC-3’s in 1945…and named it the GAYE LYN. But exciting to me.
My intention is (almost daily) to share new findings with you here. I hope you’ll join the journey. And perhaps some of you will add to my research findings. As I go along, I’ll put out calls for specific elements on my search list. But, as you read along, if you see a face you think (or know) that you recognize, whether I’ve identified the person or not, please contact me. Your input could be among my most important research findings!!
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Gaye–what you’ve done here is absolutely amazing. I remember that day we met with Jamie to hear his wisdom on the art of research, and I can hardly believe what you’ve accomplished in a very short time. Loved reading about all the Veterans Air guys and their families, and looking forward to following you in your travels…if only vicariously! xojudi
Judi. I’ll always remember that day. Jamie’s cliff notes on research techniques gave me the courage to launch a whole new chapter in my life – and you were there. Thanks so much for your comments. Delighted you’re going to follow along.