A-4
Skyhawk Association: 
Tailhook Association:
A-6 Intruder Association:
Blue Angels: Captain
John Allen
F-8U Crusader Association:
Strike Fighter Squadrons: The
F/A-18 Hornet Community!
Fighter Wing: Home
of the Precision Strike Fighter F-14 Tomcat!
USN
ASW VP/VPB Patrol Aircraft:
Where are The Carriers?:
Status and Location of the Navy's 14 CV/CVN's.
NAS Oceana: NAS Cecil Field: NAS Pensacola: Gosport: Pensacola Navy.
NAS North Island SanDiego:
Navy Compass: San Diego Navy Newspaper.
NAS Jacksonville: NAS Lemoore: NAS Sigonella:
Takafumi Hiroe's website:
Index to his USN aircraft pictures.
THE LEGENDARY BLACK KNIGHTS:
Helicopter
Anti-Submarine Squadron FOUR
USS MIDWAY: The project establishing the MIDWAY Museum in San Diego.
Three's In: VietNam
POW Home Page! Real Heroes who Returned With Honor!
This Page is dedicated to two of the Navy's Hottest
Pilots.
Not only are they hot pilots, but they are gentlemen of liberal education, refined
manners, punctilious courtesy,
and the nicest sense of personal honor (iaw J.P. Jones). Click the photos for their
special stories.
RADM Bob Shumaker
Captain Jack Fellowes
Crusaders Forever !
Intruders Forever!
Below Photos Courtesy of U.S.
Naval Academy.
Click the photo at left for an address on Moral Courage by
Admiral Shumaker.
Other Bob Shumaker Links:
Return
With Honor: RADM Shumaker's story ntold in the Tom Hanks movie.
Photo in Captivity: Review of
Return With Honor by Ross Anthony.
Salon.Com:
Read RADM Shumaker's statement on the Code of Conduct.
View From Hanoi: How
the North Vietnamese used LCDR Shumaker.
Hanoi Hilton
Survivors: How RADM Shumaker and POW's celebrate each year.
Hometown
Honors: His hometown of New Wilmington, Pa. remembers their hero.
Speech
to Plebes: Class of 2006
Click the photo at left for an address on Moral Courage by
Captain Fellowes.
Other Jack Fellowes Links:
VA-85
"Black Falcons": 1960 photo showing Jack with AD-6 squadron.
POW:
Vietnam POW survivors bear suprisingly few lasting scars.
Inside Annapolis: Captain
Fellowes is a volunteer Annapolis Police Officer.
Honor
Bound: The experience of American POWs in Vietnam.
Captain David
L. Glunt is one of the Navy's most distinguished aviators. A native of
Charleroi, Pa., he was an All-Monongahela Valley Guard as well as a member
of the USNA Varsity 150 pound Football Team that was the Eastern Champion
in 1953. Dave won four Distinguished Flying Crosses in Southeast Asia. He also
served as a Test Pilot at Patuxent River Naval Test Center. He later commanded
USS Ponce (LPD-15),
USS Guadalcanal (LPH-7),
and Attack Squadron 93.
Captain
John S. McCain
III spent 5 1/2 years as a POW. He is the son and
grandson of the only Father/Son 4-Star Admiral combination in history. Click on the photo
of John S. McCain, III as a Midshipman for the ship named after them, USS John S. McCain (DDG-56). From there, you can access the
Ship's Web site. Fortune Favors The
Brave: Family Story by John's Brother, Joe McCain, with emphasis on the WW-II roles
played by the two McCains. The Navy's First Family!! Senator McCain: Bigger than life in the
U.S. Senate!
Visit Senator McCains
Straight Talk America Web
Site.
LCDR Wilmer Cook, USN did not return from Viet Nam. He was
classified as Presumed Killed/Body Not Found for 22 Years after being shot down in
December 1967. His family never gave up hope that he might eventually return. His remains
were returned in 1988. Bill has a Frigate named after him. Click on the photo at
left to get other links that detail his story and many decorations.
USS Cook (FF-1083) Click to get ship history.
LCDR George H. Wilkins also did not return from Viet
Nam.
The following link tells George Wilkins story:
Arlington
National Cemetary: Also a poignant news story from George's hometown of
Benson, North Carolina.
DefenseLink: The
story of George's last flight.
