Warbird Information Exchange

I'm leaving for Sacramento for a few days Saturday. Anything I should try to see? So far the only thing I've found is the Aerospace Museum of California at McClellan AFB. I also might make a side trip to the Reno/Tahoe area.

Thanks,
BK

if you are traveling to sac. from the south, don't even miss castle air base. vulcan, 36, 52, 29, 50, 17, black bird, on and on.

I am going to get you guys trained eventually.

For a listing of sites in Sacramento, go to...

http://www.aerialvisuals.ca/Locator.php?City=Sacramento

...to expand the list to within 90 miles, go to...

http://www.aerialvisuals.ca/Locator.php ... ngeCoor=90

Does anyone here know if there is a UH-1 and/or a F-14 displayed in Sacramento?

Mike

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Mike;
You've got everything on your list that I would of suggested. I would suggest, however, that anyone who has an interest in any form of transportation, visit the California Railroad Museum in Sacramento. It is really fabulous. It sits right in the middle of Old Sacramento, so the surroundings look like an old west movie set.
Link: http://www.csrmf.org/

In addition, Railtown 1897, is another fantastic place and everything still runs.
You can see the site attached to the above link. Real neat stuff in it's original location. Many films & TV shows were shot on this railroad including "Petticoat Junction", "Back to the Future III", and the "Wild, Wild, West".

My two cents, but I took my airplane guys to each place (9 of us) when we did the Sacramento show, and even the ones who didn't like the idea were really happy they went.

AND MAKE SURE YOU GO GET AN "IN AND OUT" BURGER!!!!!!
Jerry

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