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 Post subject: Re: Joe Baugher
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I am very sorry to hear this, and enjoyed the limited interactions I had with him. I don't mean to be ghoulish, but what will happen to the site and information? It was a very valuable, useful resource.

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 Post subject: Re: Joe Baugher
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Sad to hear. I hope we all thanked him when he was with us. I did as I made frequent use of the site and sent him info I had.


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 Post subject: Re: Joe Baugher
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Forgotten Field wrote:
I am very sorry to hear this, and enjoyed the limited interactions I had with him. I don't mean to be ghoulish, but what will happen to the site and information? It was a very valuable, useful resource.

I think that is a fair question. It would be a shame if all his valuable work were lost to time.


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 Post subject: Re: Joe Baugher
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Sad news, it's dedicated people like this who help make our hobby so rewarding and fascinating. His website is currently available to view in the Wayback Machine site; I don't know how permanent that is but maybe helpful if his site is taken out of commission?
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This is sad, he has been one of the core warbird resources since forever. He will be missed.

If anybody hears about the fate of the site let me know, I will not let it fade into the ether.

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This individual appears to be maintaining the serial list.
https://www.crouze.com/baugher/


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 09, 2024 7:56 pm 
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Thanks for the link.
I have bookmarked it, at least until I learn the new name.

It might be nice/polite/encouraging to drop the new proprietor a line to thank him for maintaining the site.

Hopefully, Baugher's group of volunteers, will continue their updates.

Also, I'd encourage WIXers to submit updates.
As I mentioned previously, I have found a lot of warbird histories not updated.

The "star" warbirds...are listed, but you'd be surprised how many Stearmans and L-birds are not.

With Stearmans, you'll see the N number and MSN on the FAA documents/website, but you'll need to correlate the MSN with USAAF serial.
A bit time consuming, but not difficult with the right book.

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This individual appears to be maintaining the serial list.
https://www.crouze.com/baugher/


Thanks. Glad it will still be around.

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 Post subject: Re: Joe Baugher
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I regularly spend an hour or two just aimlessly browsing serial numbers and reading details about airframes, personnel, incidents, and accidents..


I do this all the time!

I just emailed Joe a few months ago on trying to figure out a aircraft serial number to a C-124. It took him about 3 days but finally emailed me with the correct info I needed plus more. I hope his site stays up!

This is a huge loss to the aviation history community! :(

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DaveG wrote:
I regularly spend an hour or two just aimlessly browsing serial numbers and reading details about airframes, personnel, incidents, and accidents..


I do this all the time!

I just emailed Joe a few months ago on trying to figure out a aircraft serial number to a C-124. It took him about 3 days but finally emailed me with the correct info I needed plus more. I hope his site stays up!

This is a huge loss to the aviation history community! :(

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