Improvise, adapt, and overcome. This project was a real test. We had to disassemble the C-133 into sections small enough to fit into the NASA/AF Special C-5C. We had to build special handling equipment to allow us to load and unload it on the C-5. Once we figured that out it went like a hand in a glove. . .and about that tight.

The fabrication and installation of mounting hardware and the mounting of the aircraft at the USAF Academy.

THE LAST SR-71 TO FLY, A NASA AIRCRAFT AND THE "B" MODEL TRAINER, IS DISASSEMBLED, TRANSPORTED, AND REASSEMBLED FOR THE KALAMAZOO AVIATION HISTORY MUSEUM.

DISASSEMBLY OF A DC-9 AT LANGLEY AFB. THE AIRCRAFT WILL BE INSTALLED AS A STATIC DISPLAY AT THE VIRGINIA AIR AND SPACE CENTER AT HAMPTON, VA.

OUR NEW EMPLOYEE, NAMED MOJAVE, WAS FOUND IN THE MOJAVE DESERT WHILE AT EDWARDS AFB. HE HAS NOW BEEN WITH US FOR 4 WEEKS, HAS TRAVELED 5000 MILES, AND HAS TRIED A NUMBER OF OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS.

THE NASA HARV F-18 RESEARCH PROJECT AIRCRAFT IS MOVED FROM EDWARDS AFB TO VASC IN HAMPTON, VA.