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Grumman : S2F-1 (S-2A) : Tracker

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  • AceFlyboy1 said:
    Grumman US-2B Tracker 136450 NAS Miramar Base Flight, ‘MIRAMAR’ across tailplane and side number 450. February 1974. www.forgottenprops.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/S-2.html www.forgottenprops.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/s2-tracker-1... Grumman S2F-1 (S-2A) Tracker BuNo 136450 Converted to US-2B. 1970: HEDRON FMFPAC as WZ-9. 1974: NAS Miramar Base Flight as 450. 1975: VX-4 as XF-000. 1975-76: NAS Miramar Base Flight as 450. March 22, 1977: Put into storage at Military Aircraft Storage and Disposal Center (MASDC) Arizona. Assigned five digit MASDC Process Control Number (PCN): 1S664. March 14, 1984. One of many sold off that year to Allied Aircraft Sales, Tucson AZ. Subsequently scrapped and salvaged.

Miramar [slide]

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  • defiant300gr said:
    Thats beautiful.
  • frida said:
    Awesome!!!

    You are invited to display your image.
    I wish I'd taken it!!!

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  • rrbillig said:
    Some of the above attribution is incorrect: The landscape architect was Jacques Greber; Horace Trumbauer was the architect of the mansion itself. The construction of the house and gardens was started by George and Eleanor Widener; George perished in the sinking of the Titanic, and Mrs. Widener (who was rescued) completed the project, later remarrying Dr. Alexander Hamilton Rice - hence the two "creator" names above.
  • Smithsonian Institution said:
    rrbillig Thank you for your interest, rrbillig. I have forwarded this comment to my colleagues at Smithsonian's Archives of American Gardens. I'll certainly be in touch with any updates! Sincerely, Susannah Smithsonian Institution Archives
  • Smithsonian Institution said:
    The Landscape Architect has been updated! All this information and more can be found with the original Miramar [slide] record. Sorry for any confusion. Thank you for your patience. Susannah

sdasm aircraft image

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  • AceFlyboy1 said:
    Grumman US-2B Tracker 136450 NAS Miramar Base Flight, ‘MIRAMAR’ across tailplane and side number 450. February 1974. www.forgottenprops.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/S-2.html www.forgottenprops.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/s2-tracker-1... Grumman S2F-1 (S-2A) Tracker BuNo 136450 Converted to US-2B. 1970: HEDRON FMFPAC as WZ-9. 1974: NAS Miramar Base Flight as 450. 1975: VX-4 as XF-000. 1975-76: NAS Miramar Base Flight as 450. March 22, 1977: Put into storage at Military Aircraft Storage and Disposal Center (MASDC) Arizona. Assigned five digit MASDC Process Control Number (PCN): 1S664. March 14, 1984. One of many sold off that year to Allied Aircraft Sales, Tucson AZ. Subsequently scrapped and salvaged.