Carswell AFB 1992

[mudhen15]

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

[Yammer]

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

[mudhen15]

Thanks for the info.

[Malcolm]

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.

[croaky]

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

[Arty]

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

[mudhen15]

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