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A-26 Invader at Sarasota Army Air Force Airfield




General Note: Accompanying note: "Cuban MIG-27 aircraft being towed out of OMD hanger, bldg. A-131, NAS Key West, FL, with Cuban military officals escorting it on to the flight line." Date/place captured: Photographed on March 29, 1991.


Cuban MIG-27 aircraft shown as it departs NAS Key West, FL. [graphic]


Cuban military personnel inspecting Cuban MIG-27, that defected to NAS Key West, as U.S. military and civilian personnel look on




Title: [Panoramic view of Dorr Field outside of Arcadia]
Publication info: Between 1914 and 1918.




A J-57 engine, shown here during testing, is capable of developing more than 10,000 pounds of thrust. More than 4,000 of the axial-flow jet engines have been built and now power several of the nation's first line fighter planes including the Air Force's F-100 and F-101, the F-102A and the Navy's F-4D and F8U shipboard fighters. The J-57 has powered more aircraft faster than the speed of sound in level flight than all the other jet engines in the Western world. Eight J-57s power the huge global bomber, the B-52. In the commercial field the J-57, along with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft J-75 will power the giant passenger jet transports now being built by Boeing and Douglas.




Boy Scouts building a bomb shelter] [picture]
Spottswood, Jack (John Gordon), d. ca. 1950.



P-39 Airacobra at Sarasota Army Air Force Airfield : Sarasota, Florida]


A-7 Corsair II that crashed on RW 3, NAS Key West, while performing "Night" FCLP's.


1915. General Note: Hundreds of Air Corps pilots were trained in Curtiss JN-4D "Jenny" airplanes at Carlstrom and Dorr Fields (twin installations near Arcadia). Several pilots were killed in crashes.



U.S.S. Langley aircraft carrier in harbor : Pensacola, Florida



Experimental vertical take off aircraft : Lakeland, Florida. 1991



1979 Replica Japanese "Zero" aircraft sits on the VF-101 flight line. During filming of "The Final Countdown"





Troops en route to Cuba 1898


Reserves from Florida being mobilized to support Operation Desert Shield.


Launching of Air Force "Pioneer I" lunar probe 1958



Launch of Atlas ICBM 1960


In flight refueling of a B-47 bomber by a KC97 aircraft 1954


Little help here, BOMARC? Caption less than illuminating.


The Air Force Missile Test Center later became the John F. Kennedy Space Center. Here is a row of ICBMs being tested.


August 3, 1965. Streak shot of Minuteman missile


President Kennedy inspecting missiles : Boca Chica Station, Florida 1962



Launch of Thor-Able missile 1959


Launch of Midas missile 1960


Training exercises on Carrabelle Beach 1942



Old U.S. Army HAWK missile battery located by the Key West International Airport. 2002



Columbiad guns of the Confederate water battery at the entrance to Pensacola Bay : Warrington, Florida 1861


Japanese battleship hit by Colin P. Kelly II and his crew during World War II



The first aircraft ever to land on a ship is shown above at the instant that pilot Eugene Ely touched a temporary landing platform constructed on the battleship USS Pensylvania, on January 18, 1911. The propeller-pushed plane was stopped by cables stretched across the platform and tied at both ends to weighted sand bags.



Sunken battleship "Maine" being raised in Havana, Cuba 1911


Carrier based Navy A4D carrying bullpups in training flight. As in its a Nuclear missle.




Camouflage course at Camp Gordon Johnston 1945
Interesting, mud or camo?


Catapulted plane : Naval Air Station Pensacola 1915



Rough Riders filling belts with cartridges 1898 prior to leaving for Cuba.


Teddy Rosevelt and the Rough Riders.



Pioneer pilot, Eugene Ely, paves the way for the present day aircraft carrier during a flight from the deck of the USS Birmingham, November 14, 1910.


Mr. R. Thompson, representative of Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp., with lobster retrieved from a crashed F6F 1950



[Formation of B18a's : Miami Beach, Florida] [picture] 1941


Panoramic view ofthe 1901 fire devastation in Jacksonville. Not military I know, but dam.


Launching of a Polaris test missle. 1961




British cadets and their instructor at Carlstrom Field : Arcadia Region, Florida 1942


Wreck of a flight training airplane from Carlstrom Field : Arcadia Region, Florida 1921





Lt. Commander William M. Corry on seaplane : Pensacola, Florida 1915. It would take brass ones to fly that thing. Note the absence of an instructiors seat.




[Eugene Ely and his flying machine aboard the USS Pennsylvania] 1911


Aerial view of Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas] 1984


Castillo de San Marcos National Monument : Saint Augustine, Florida




Frigate, Constitution = Old Ironsides : Jacksonville, Florida
Photographed on December 17, 1931 at Jacksonville, Florida.




1988 Accompanying note: "Japanese midget submarine at Key West Naval station before being shipped to Pearl Harbor." General Note: Built in 1938 as a Type-A class two-man midget submarine of the Japanese Navy. It is 78.5 feet long with a 6.1 foot breadth and 6.1. foot draft. Displacement: 46 tons submerged. The armament consisted of two 18-inch torpedo tubes mounted vertically. Propelled by a single-shaft 600 h.p. electric motor powered by a battery that required recharging by a mother submarine or tender. Top speed (23 knots surfaced, 19 knots submerged) for 55 minutes. Range 100 miles at a submerged speed of 2 knots.



Blue Angels in flight Pensacola 1952.




[Firing the 12 inch mortor guns at targets in the Gulf of Mexico




Motorcycle Corp training in Tampa 1917



Little help here, Sandy? 1951



Personnel of the 35th AAA Brigade are shown manning tracking consoles which monitor early warning information received by the Missile Master system.



Alan B. Shepard, Jr. launched aboard the Mercury-Redstone MR-3 from Cape Canaveral on May 5, 1961.




Crashed TA-4J Skyhawk aircraft : Key West, Florida 1984



Rough Riders with their Mascot.



Tanker "Gulfland" burning in the water : Hobe Sound, Florida 1942 One of the 111 ships lost to German submarines in the Gulf Stream, Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean.



Whippit tank : De Land, Florida 1919




Flagler street in Miami 20 minutes after the announcement of the surrender of Japan in 1945.



U.S.S. Wilkes-Barre, shown split in half and sinking. 1971 "Ship was sunk as part of an artifical reef project, off American Shoals, in 250 feet of water."



Buildings painted in camouflage at Pensacola Naval Air Station 1919

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