ALOHADAVE wrote:
As recently reported by N.P.R., over 2000 Veterans of Foreign Wars posts have closed their doors in recent years as members died and funds dried up.
I know that many posts have/had aircraft on static display.
This subject is brought up to WIX members to be on the look out for abandoned/ neglected aircraft at now closed VFW posts. I know of at least one jet left behind at a post in Mississippi (what became of it?) and I'm sure there are others out there.
What's at your nearby VFW post?
Is there a long term plan for military artifacts at the posts?
Something I noticed while tracking the history of these aircraft is that the not many VFW/Amvet posts in the northeast sport any sort of aircraft on display.
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