PCN High Life: Hangar Flying

From: Julian Black

Date: 3/26/2016 1:51:51 PM

To: Julian Black

Subject: TriStar Experience Flyer.docx

Delta Folks:

Dave Mattingly requested that I send you this attachment about the L-1011.

Dave will be one of the pilots flying the last flight from Tucson

International Airport to Kansas City. Any of you that flew the L-1011 may

want to become a part of Tri Star history by donating to this project. It's

pretty cool that the aircraft will be used as the platform to train the next

generation of aviators.

Julian Black

From: Dave Mattingly [mailto:davem@touchourplanet.org]

Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2016 12:59 PM

To: Black Julian

Subject: TriStar Experience Flyer.docx

Julian, please pass this on to the Delta guys and gals. Any of them that

flew the L-1011 may want to become a part of Tri Star history by donating to

this project. It's pretty cool that the aircraft will be used as the

platform to train the next generation of aviators.

Dave Mattingly

TriStar Experience, a Kansas City 501(c)(3)

Secure a place in history with the” TriStar Experience”
TriStar History and Preservation Inc., d.b.a. as TriStar Experience, a 501(c)(3) non-profit formed to inspire today’s youth to explore aviation as a possible future career path. TriStar engages children in STEM fields of study and careers through static aircraft displays, flyable jet aircraft, flight operations and aviation/aerospace related professionals. TriStar is restoring a Lockheed L1011 msn 193L-1064 N910TE to become a static based Aviation Educational Platform serving kids, school districts, Boy Scout and Girl Scout groups in the Midwest area. The aircraft is going through a restoration process at Tucson International Airport for ferry to Kansas City. The aircraft has been nicely preserved and maintained while in storage and is in very good condition. TriStar is expecting to be ready to ferry to Kansas City in the next few weeks. Upon arrival, the exterior restoration will be completed to appear as shown in the original Ship #1 paint livery.

While we have received tremendous support from corporate donors we are in need of some additional items and are respectfully asking for donations that will be acknowledged by way of a special engraved identification plaque that will be placed on the arm rest of one of the 67 leather business seats in what will become our aviation classroom (formerly the first class seating area)

For as little as $500 you can purchase a plaque that will identify the seat and represent your donation,

For those individuals that would like to contribute additional funds and be recognized, purchase an additional red star added to the standard design ($250 each) for up to a 10 star total. Each version is shown below.

Version 1) Standard Seat Plaque $500 donation, with two line engraving on brushed stainless steel. Plaque will be located on the selected seat ‘arm rest and measure approximately 3.25X2.25”

Versions 2) - Optional contribution - After purchasing the standard seat plaque at $500.00, add optional red stars for $250.00 each with a maximum of 10 stars.

Seat Nameplates

TriStar is asking for your help.

Ver. 1- Standard Plaque $500.00 Standard plaque with two line inscription

Version 2 Add A “Star” $250.00 add a red star (additional $250 each) at the bottom of the standard plaque.

We appreciate your support of our project and look forward in sharing how we have changed some kid’s lives.

How to Donate Mail checks to: P.O. Box 901242 Kansas City, Missouri 64190. Please be sure to include your contact information.

Questions Call 816-588-6098 or email Kerry@tristarexperience.org
When Donating For the nameplate, please include a note with name and title (e.g. Captain) of the person or organization on whose behalf the donation is being made.

Deductibility Most donations are 100% deductible. Consult your tax advisor for details.

Whether you are part of an airline that flew TriStar’s, an aviation fan, or someone that just wants to help pass the torch of knowledge of aviation to the next generation, TriStar very much appreciates your contribution.

www.TriStarHistory.org P.O. Box 901242 Kansas City, Missouri 64190 816.588.6098

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From: oeg1011

Date: 3/22/2016 10:03:10 AM

Subject: The Blue Angels - 1946

Butch, Al and others retired around Monterey, Ca and met in our Naval Pilot’s monthly lunch meetings out in Carmel valley………..Paul Hoffman

The Blue Angels - 1946

Al Taddeo, one of the original Blue Angels, died at the age of 94.

Al was a Blue Angel from 1946 to 1947 flying Hell Cats and Bear Cats.

This is a great video, enjoy, meet Al and feel the pride and love of country.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnMZQATbenM

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