Aerial Visuals Locator – Georgia (Second Pass)

[mrhenniger]

I completed my updates to the Georgia Locator. You can find it here…
http://www.aerialvisuals.ca/Locator.php?Region=GA

I would appreciate it if the Georgia locals and visitors could see if there is anything that should be added or if there are any blanks that could be filled in.

Mike

As usual here is the list of “Need Help” items (it is a long list)…

#1: There may be a UH-1 displayed in Alpharetta. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#2: Can you confirm there is a branch of MARC in Atlanta? If so where exactly is it? Is there a DC-3 in the inventory?

#3: Apparently there is a T-33 displayed in Peachtree City. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#4: Where exactly is the Richmond County Museum in Augusta? Does the museum have a DC-3 in the collection?

#5: There may be a UH-1 displayed in Tallapoosa. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#6: There may be a T-33 displayed near Burley. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#7: Apparently there is a UH-1 displayed at a VFW in Cairo. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#8: There may be aircraft displayed at the Cartersville Airport. Can you confirm? If so what types are they and where are they located?

#9: There may be an aircraft displayed at the American Legion in Cordele. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#10: Did Tom Reilly officially move the Flying Tigers Warbird Restoration Museum to Douglas, or was the FTWRM simply closed? Where exactly is Tom Reilly’s museum located?

#11: Are there any aircraft displayed at the Fort Stewart Museum? If so where exactly are they?

#12: Apparently there is an A-4 displayed near the town of Gay. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#13: Apparently this is an organization specializing in the restoration of Curtiss aircraft in Griffin. It is not clear if it still exists, or if there are any aircraft viewable by the public. Can you confirm. Where exactly are they located?

#14: There may be a H-34 displayed at a McDonalds in Locust Grove. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#15: Apparently there is a T-33 displayed in Warner Robins. Can you confirm? Where exactly is it?

#16: There may be a T-33 displayed in McDonough. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#17: Where exactly is the National Museum of Commercial Aviation in Morrow? Are there any aircraft in the collection?

#18: Where exactly is the Wind 'n Wings Museum in Woodstock?

#19: Apparently there is a H-13, H-54, UH-1, AH-1 and U-21 displayed on the base. Can you confirm? If so where exactly are they? They may be some of the unidentified aircraft at the sites A, B and C.

#20: There may also be an F-84 and C-130 displayed at the Savannah International Airport. Can you confirm? If so where exactly are they?

#21: Apparently there is F-86 Sabre displayed in Valdosta. The F-86 may be displayed at the town centre. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#22: Apparently there is a F-4 and T-33 displayed on Moody AFB. Can you confirm? If so where exactly are they?

#23: Apparently there is a T-33 displayed in Waynesboro at a Legion Hall. It may be in the area of the map reference. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#24: There may be a UH-1 displayed in Williamson. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#25: There may be a F-100 and H-52 displayed at the airport. Can you confirm? Where exactly are they?

[Old SAR pilot]

Refs:

# 1 - American Legion Post 201, 201 Wills Rd., Alpharetta, GA. No UH-1 is visible on GE (although an M-48A5 tank is), but their website shows one in place.
Based on hand-held pic, approx. location is: 34.04.28N 84.18.37W

http://www.legion201.org/

# 4 - The Richmond County Museum (actually the Augusta Museum of History) is at 560 Reynolds St., Augusta, GA. 33.28.29N 81.57.38W. No acft visible outside.

# 11 - The Fort Stewart Museum is on Frank Cochran Dr( Or so I believe - 4 website give 4 different addresses), Ft Stewart, at 31.51.43N 81.36.45W. There is at least a UH-1 there, not visible on GE.

This may be last post...was fun looking, tho...

[mrhenniger]

# 1 - American Legion Post 201, 201 Wills Rd., Alpharetta, GA. No UH-1 is visible on GE (although an M-48A5 tank is), but their website shows one in place. Based on hand-held pic, approx. location is: 34.04.28N 84.18.37W
http://www.legion201.org/

Based on the pics on their website and the homes in the background I would guess it is at... 34 04 28.49 N 84 18 38.29 W. The GE image is obviously old. I'll put it in the entry as eye-sight.

# 4 - The Richmond County Museum (actually the Augusta Museum of History) is at 560 Reynolds St., Augusta, GA. 33.28.29N 81.57.38W. No acft visible outside.

Found it!

#11 - The Fort Stewart Museum is on Frank Cochran Dr( Or so I believe - 4 website give 4 different addresses), Ft Stewart, at 31.51.43N 81.36.45W. There is at least a UH-1 there, not visible on GE.

Noted.

This may be last post...was fun looking, tho...

I hope it is not YOUR last post!

Thanks for the good info. It will be in tonight's upload.

Mike

[Randy Haskin]

#21. The Sabre is right next to the road, on the west side...easily visible from the street and accessible. It's F-86L 52-10057 and wearing a Moody AFB tailcode (MY).

N 31 51 36.45
W 83 16 58.33

#22. The T-33 and F-4 are actually parked at Valdosta Regional Airport, not on Moody AFB. You can see them sitting on the ramp in Google Earth, along with a twin Beech. Last time I looked there was a UH-1 parked there, too.

N 30 47 18.24
W 83 16 21.71

[planeoldsteve]

#16: There may be a T-33 displayed in McDonough. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

The T-33 is on a pole just South of town on Highway 23/42

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q ... 2&t=k&om=1

Steve

[planeoldsteve]

#14: There may be a H-34 displayed at a McDonalds in Locust Grove. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

The H-34 was sold, It was not at a McDonalds it's a Liqueur Store. The Owner of the store sold the H-34 and purchased an OH-6 and OH-58 along with a War/Corsair homebuilt, Cub and other homebuilt aircraft all hanging from the rafters.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q ... 5&t=h&om=1

The Owner is a neighbor of mine,He has the T-33 in McDoughna GA at another of his businesses establishments. He has an OV-1 in the works for another establishment

http://www.google.com/maps?q=Locust+Gro ... iwloc=addr

Steve

[Kyleb]

#8: There may be aircraft displayed at the Cartersville Airport. Can you confirm? If so what types are they and where are they located?

Nope, the group of warbird enthusiasts who were based at Cartersville essentially dissolved with the death of one of the primary members and the relocation of another of the primary members.

Once upon a time, there was a P2V, C-119, B-25, B-26, T-37, T-28, J-3, and maybe a few more types in a museum located on the field.

Today, the warbirds on the field include a Stearman or two, a couple of Chipmunks, a Fockwulf 149, a Bulldog trainer, and a T-6 and Beech 18 which may or may not have been sold. None of these aircraft are on display, but you see them out and about from time to time.

Do you have the Calhoun museum (Mercer field, a grass strip adjacent to I-75) in your database? This collection has been dwindling, but the field still hosts a Matador missile, a T-33, a swept wing F-84, a C-131, and a couple of helicopters. Once upon a time, the field hosted two C-47's, but they have been purchased and flown out.

[mrhenniger]

#21. The Sabre is right next to the road, on the west side...easily visible from the street and accessible. It's F-86L 52-10057 and wearing a Moody AFB tailcode (MY). N 30 51 36.45 W 83 16 58.33

Got it.

#22. The T-33 and F-4 are actually parked at Valdosta Regional Airport, not on Moody AFB. You can see them sitting on the ramp in Google Earth, along with a twin Beech. Last time I looked there was a UH-1 parked there, too.
N 30 47 18.24 W 83 16 21.71

I see them. Who do they belong to? Are they both static? I assume the F-4 is, but it would be a little more realistic to assume the T-33 is a flyer.

#16: There may be a T-33 displayed in McDonough. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

The T-33 is on a pole just South of town on Highway 23/42
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q ... 2&t=k&om=1

Got it!

#14: There may be a H-34 displayed at a McDonalds in Locust Grove. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

The H-34 was sold, It was not at a McDonalds it's a Liqueur Store. The Owner of the store sold the H-34 and purchased an OH-6 and OH-58 along with a War/Corsair homebuilt, Cub and other homebuilt aircraft all hanging from the rafters.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q ... 5&t=h&om=1

Noted. I have noted the coordinates although no map link will appear since there is nothing there now.

The Owner is a neighbor of mine,He has the T-33 in McDoughna GA at another of his businesses establishments. He has an OV-1 in the works for another establishment
http://www.google.com/maps?q=Locust+Gro ... iwloc=addr

I have added the OV-1. Is the T-33 you are referring to at this location? 33 23 33.15 N 84 08 16.78 W

#8: There may be aircraft displayed at the Cartersville Airport. Can you confirm? If so what types are they and where are they located?
Nope, the group of warbird enthusiasts who were based at Cartersville essentially dissolved with the death of one of the primary members and the relocation of another of the primary members. Once upon a time, there was a P2V, C-119, B-25, B-26, T-37, T-28, J-3, and maybe a few more types in a museum located on the field.

Noted.

Do you have the Calhoun museum (Mercer field, a grass strip adjacent to I-75) in your database? This collection has been dwindling, but the field still hosts a Matador missile, a T-33, a swept wing F-84, a C-131, and a couple of helicopters. Once upon a time, the field hosted two C-47's, but they have been purchased and flown out.

It is there…
http://www.aerialvisuals.ca/Locator.php?City=Mercer

I will change the airframe list based on your input.


Thanks everyone. The updates will appear after tonight’s upload.

Mike

As usual here is the list of “Need Help” items (it is a long list)…

#1: There may be a UH-1 displayed in Alpharetta. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#2: Can you confirm there is a branch of MARC in Atlanta? If so where exactly is it? Is there a DC-3 in the inventory?

#3: Apparently there is a T-33 displayed in Peachtree City. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#4: Does the Augusta Museum of History have a DC-3 in the collection?

#5: There may be a UH-1 displayed in Tallapoosa. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#6: There may be a T-33 displayed near Burley. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#7: Apparently there is a UH-1 displayed at a VFW in Cairo. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#8: There may be aircraft displayed at the Cartersville Airport. Can you confirm? If so what types are they and where are they located?

#9: There may be an aircraft displayed at the American Legion in Cordele. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#10: Did Tom Reilly officially move the Flying Tigers Warbird Restoration Museum to Douglas from Kissimmee, FL, or was the FTWRM simply closed? Where exactly is Tom Reilly’s new restoration operation located?

#12: Apparently there is an A-4 displayed near the town of Gay. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#13: Apparently this is an organization specializing in the restoration of Curtiss aircraft in Griffin. It is not clear if it still exists, or if there are any aircraft viewable by the public. Can you confirm. Where exactly are they located?

#15: Apparently there is a T-33 displayed in Warner Robins. Can you confirm? Where exactly is it?

#17: Where exactly is the National Museum of Commercial Aviation in Morrow? Are there any aircraft in the collection?

#18: Where exactly is the Wind 'n Wings Museum in Woodstock?

#19: Apparently there is a H-13, H-54, UH-1, AH-1 and U-21 displayed on the base. Can you confirm? If so where exactly are they? They may be some of the unidentified aircraft at the sites A, B and C.

#20: There may also be an F-84 and C-130 displayed at the Savannah International Airport. Can you confirm? If so where exactly are they?

#23: Apparently there is a T-33 displayed in Waynesboro at a Legion Hall. It may be in the area of the map reference. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

#24: There may be a UH-1 displayed in Williamson. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

[planeoldsteve]

I have added the OV-1. Is the T-33 you are referring to at this location? 33 23 33.15 N 84 08 16.78 W?

yes!

#24: There may be a UH-1 displayed in Williamson. Can you confirm? If so where exactly is it?

YES! Highway 362 at a Park in the center of town.

http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&q=W ... 1&t=k&om=1

Steve