1946 Manifests of UNRRA Crews
One bewildering, unfamiliar U. S. Immigrations Crew Manifest surfaced in Ancestry. There were others.
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One bewildering, unfamiliar U. S. Immigrations Crew Manifest surfaced in Ancestry. There were others.
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What an exquisite honor to introduce our newest Veterans family member. Our Veterans Air Express navigator Michael Frome presents his own story, in his own words. I’m beyond excited to share two of Michael’s articles written on location for The Washington Post from April 1946 in Prague with Veterans Air. How’s that for impressive!!!
M. Frome. 1946 Navigator. Washington Post writer. Read More »
Happy to “introduce” me to this famous war correspondent, one of the Veterans Air Prague Crew told me that he had met Marguerite Higgins in their hotel lobby during the first Prague UNRRA flight. While waiting to receive word about departure day and time for their return home, he spent part of a day with
Prague 1946 News Coverage By Marguerite Higgins Read More »
1946 press clipping with prized photo. 2015 face-to-face details from Martz and Cowart! Come see.
1st Prague crew returns. 23 April 1946. UNRRA Read More »
UNRRA war-relief. DC-4 flights to Prague three times and Warsaw twice with poultry hatching eggs.
2nd Prague Crew departs for home. 2 May 1946 UNRRA Read More »
Radio loss forces Veterans Air Crew to land in Portland ME enroute to Prague. Press photo identifies six Crew known by name only prior.
#3 Prague trip. Radio loss forces Portland Maine landing Read More »
A pride hard to verbalize shudders through me every time I see this film footage of my Dad’s crew members disembarking from the Veterans Air Line DC-4 in Prague. Saunie Gravely was 22 when he got the idea of an all-Veterans air service. And this amazing footage is proof of his dream-become-reality. Come watch. Sorry, no popcorn today.
1946 film of UNRRA Prague crew arrival Read More »
Here we have the first cargo revenue flights and ton-miles, plus passenger miles information. December ’45 – June ’46
Growing a 1946 non-sked airline Read More »
In 1946, contracted by United Nations Relief & Rehabilitation Administration, Veterans Air flew five war-relief cargos of fertilized hatching eggs to Prague and Warsaw and one flight to Athens of dairy breeding calves.
1946 Veterans Air Crew Manifests for UNRRA War-Relief Flights Read More »
Dear Today Reader, treasure comes in many forms – and languages! You have here, compliments of Librarian Karolina Kostalova and her cohorts of the National Library of the Czech Republic (Prague), a speech about the earliest rationale and foundation of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. The UNRRA. This link and the translations were
Ironic Proof of CAB Applications – and no CAB responses In October 2015, an undated Civil Aeronautics Board Application for worldwide routes surfaced and created more questions than it answered. It was among John Greenleaf, Sr.’s papers. He had spoken about the application with his son, John, Jr, telling him he couldn’t remember why he
CAB 1948 “Order Dismissing Applications” turns up Read More »
John J. Noll was a core founder of Veterans Air with six (maybe seven) other WWII vets, including Saunie Gravely, my Dad.
John J Noll among Core Founders Read More »