[ARC5] Managing Yiour Collection,

[David Bock]

My ARC-5 collection was donated to the Yankee Air Force nearly 30 years ago.
Most of it burned up in the fire at the hanger and museum. A small part of
it flys with the Yankee Lady B-17.

I still have a few pieces left.

Dave W8OHS

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Out of curiosity, what did they do with it?

Is it on display as systems? Did they break it up and put units into
planes? Or what?

Best,

-John

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> Although I gave the vast majority of my ARC-5 collection to the Air &
> Space Museum some 30 years ago, I kept a few pieces which, to tell the
> truth, I  don't do much with. I keep telling myself I'll put them on
> E-Bay, if I gey time.
>
> - Gordon White
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