Self-taught PhrogPhyler dragooned into serving as Webmaster in 2024, 86 years old and getting tired. Need someone with younger skills, energy, and brainpower. Experience helpful but not essential. Please contact webmaster@hmm-262.org if interested. Serious request.
We will hold our 2024 reunion in conjunction with Popasmoke. See https://www.hmm-262combatvets.org/. The 2024 Popasmoke reunion will be in Pentagon City, Arlington, VA from 31 July through 4 August 2024. Events will happen in DC and Northern Virginia. Deadlines: Your … Continue reading →
John Gillespie Magee’s justly famous High Flight has inspired several knock-offs, two of which are published at https://military-history.fandom.com/wiki/Low_Flight. Magee’s poem, which is in the public domain, is shown below. It is followed by a revision of one of those knock-offs, … Continue reading →
We now have the ability to post videos on the website. If you have a squadron-related video that you would like to post just contact the Webmaster for details. Related Images:
Continue reading →The short version of our privacy policy is stated on our home page: “We collect information only on members and membership applicants, which we use only in the pursuit of our tax-exempt purpose. We collect no information on visitors beyond … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Wondering about the strength of your passwords? If not, perhaps you should. There are lots of tools online for checking the strength of passwords. This one is typical: https://www.my1login.com/resources/password-strength-test/. It tells you how long it would take today’s typical off-the-shelf … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →If you have ever wondered what happened to your old aircraft, then here is a link https://www.helis.com/ that should tell you. It has information about every CH-46A ever made, as well as a drop-down list of all of the other … Continue reading →
It seems that no one at DOD ever thought to keep an official, centralized record of Distinguished Flying Crosses as they were awarded. The Distinguished Flying Cross Society was formed to help fill that gap in our military history. If … Continue reading →
The Association will post on its website only those links that further the Association’s purpose. We will not knowingly post links to profit-oriented entities (don’t ask, we won’t even reply) or to web sites or pages that are personal, political, … Continue reading →
