Non-sked

FLYING mag reveals names. Copy permission suggested. Warsaw crew names were wrong.

Dear Reader, These three email exchanges were five months into my now 11 year Veterans Air research. Not an excuse, but perhaps an understandable mistake given the to-be-determined further details regarding the first UNRRA Warsaw flight. In the 9/13/2015 email below, *I incorrectly state that “I already know that Captain Walker & Copilot Broughton led

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Professor Alan Bender sporting a Panama-style hat sits across the table from Gaye Lyn. A painting of bright yellow lemons and fruit hangs over the table in their booth.

Non-sked researcher Alan Bender shares insights

Non-sked researcher Alan Bender, an Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Professor, agrees to meet and share some of his long-time independent research into, and passion for, the non-sked era in which Veterans Air operated in 1945-1947. Alan bursts with incredible and myriad details — and infectious enthusiasm. This was an amazing opportunity. Come meet The Professor.

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Embry-Riddle Students gather Questions to ask for their 3-part Video featuring Veterans Air.

From “Gaye Lyn” To “Blomstrom, Sally” ; “Steven J. Bobinsky” Date 6/9/2019 3:44:33 AM Subject Some possible questions Good morning, Sally,   I write you from Jacksboro, TX. Last night, the TX B-B-Q did not disappoint. And tonight just north of Dallas, I’ll be part of a pizza party with two Veterans Air families –

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“Non-skeds” complexities. Glider delivery. Emails with Stettner.

Dear Reader, this email is long and might be a touch confusing. But, it contains a link to a story, though unrelated to Veterans Air, with a terrific explanation about the operation of glider aircraft carrying cargo. Since one of the earliest intentions of Veterans Air was glider cargo, I thought you’d find this article,

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Gaye Lyn asks, “What’s next? What’s my research’s final venue? How do I start?”

From: Gaye Lyn Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2023 12:24 PM To: Blomstrom, Sally; Thompson, William G. Cc: Bobinsky, Steven J. Subject: [EXTERNAL] “Unwrapping” last Friday’s voice mail. Good day to you, Sally & Bill, I spoke with Steve recently about “What’s next?” with my Veterans Air research – in terms of final venue and format.

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“Fascinating topic, amazing job, historical resources…” Evaluation & guidance, Newark Archives Project.

—- On Sun, 16 Jul 2023 11:48:13 -0600 Gail Malmgreen wrote — Dear Gaye, Thank you so much for your very interesting message to the Newark Archives Project. Let me say, to start, that this is a fascinating, and little-known, topic; and you have done an amazing job of compiling historical resources of all kinds

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Asking Embry-Riddle to consider archiving the Veterans Air Express story!!

From “Gaye Lyn” To “CHRISA22” Cc “blomstrs””bobinb97”; “thompsb” Date 10/12/2023 12:15:24 PM Subject Archive for the Veterans Air story Alexandra, hello. We meet again for the first time. The research on my Dad’s 1945 non-sked air line, Veterans Air Express, is winding down. I expect to discontinue the project during next year and believe now’s

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