From: Gaye Lyn Gravely Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 2:56 AM To: Shea Oakley; Henry M Holden ; Mrs Michelle Fanelli Subject: Bergen Record article…hot off the presses! Shea, Henry and Michelle, hello. I think Todd did a great job. I’m very pleased with his story — and how quickly they published it. This was
He said “…I am not selling anything. Don’t hang up!” I had to laugh. That’s my line when I contact people about Veterans Air Express for the first time. So I promised I wouldn’t hang up. Glad I didn’t! Here’s the story of my first contact with John Schaus, DC-3 pilot for Dad’s company in 1946.
Schaus finds post-WWII employer again after 70 years. Read More »
Question History: Patron: To General Inquiries: Hello. I would like to know if the list of publications below – spanning any portion of 1945 through 1949 – are available for research at LOC. Since April 2015 I have been researching a all-veterans air line founded by Saunie Gravely, my Father, in 1945 at Newark &
Jammed ten pounds in a five-pound bag…and still had more to share. But sure had fun telling the story thanks to Museum Exec Dir Shea Oakley. See the YouTube-capture.
1945 story told at NJ Aviation Hall of Fame Read More »
I am beyond honored to get better acquainted with the men and women who made my Dad’s 1945 airline “happen” by meeting their family members. Come meet these very special people in a photo review of my second 2017 trip visiting Veterans Air Express families. This extraordinary RV trek took 37 days and 4,874 miles to VA, MD, PA and NJ.
Drove 4,874 miles to visit families Read More »
Accepted an invitation to share Veterans Air Express history at Airliners International 2018 Convention in Washington DC this July. It’s the World’s Largest Airline Collectibles Show. What fun. And got to meet some non-sked aficionados, too.
Non-sked history at Airliners International 2018 Read More »
A Video Library gets added to the Veterans Air Express webpage. A fitting addition on the 5th anniversary date of this legacy research project.
Legacy research celebrates five years. A Video & Audio Library. A hiatus. Read More »
