FighterControl

Was on the George Pick trip to Texas and have aircraft listed as museum. Have memories that they were not on base but in a small museum by the perimeter fence, with the runway clearly visible as well as some B-52's.
Have listed the aircraft logged, but if anyone can add any extra would be very much appreciated. Also, if the museum wasn't a Base museum, does anyone know the name of the museum as I can't find my copy of USA out of service

F-16C 84-1213 TF 301st FW
F-16C 84-1240 TF 301st FW

Museum
KC-97L 53-0283
B-52D 55-0063
F-105F 63-8343
F-89D 52-1868
UH-34D 148764
F-86L 51-6091

Mudhen

a Google search suggests maybe - Southwest Aerospace Museum, Fort Worth

Thanks for the info.

We visited in 1991, and the museum was then located on the south western corner of the airfield, just down from one of the General Dynamics gates - roughly here : 32.7569742,-97.444024

Haven't got my log handy, but ISTR there was GF-111 on display, and perhaps even a B-58.

The museum has long gone now. last time I visited only the F111 was there. Also KC97 on the airfield.

Mudhen,

I visited on 16/4/92 and logged the following:
128340 SP-2E
148764/QM401 UH-34D
51-6091 F-86L
52-1868 F-89D
52-2827 B-36J
53-0283 KC-97L
63-8343/TH F-105F
55-0063 B-52D
55-0668 TB-58A
56-1767 T-33A
56-3154 F-100D
58-2160 U-3A
N1420W? Bell 204/UH-1 (mis-pole?)
I also have a note of an 'AT-21', whatever that was.

HTH

Robin

Thanks for the added info.
AT-21 Gunner was built by Fairchild and was used to train bomber crews to work as a Team. Only used fora short while. Looks like a smaller B-24