Thursday, August 28, 2025

The "office" inside the first presidential aircraft - the C-54 Sacred Cow. Cool thing is this is where Truman signed the USAF into existence on 9/18/47.

 


Thanks, Seamus!

12 comments:

  1. Truman…such a traitor to humanity, Japanese and his own people.

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    1. Truman reversed the policy that FDR was pursuing with respect to the British and other European empires. I agree with that sentiment.

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  2. --yer brain is backwards--and upside down----

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    1. I think you're staring in the mirror as you type.

      There was a lot of truth to that comment. You missed it.

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  3. WE will pay $1Billion to improve a "free" plane and it will never go into a museum. Kids from the future will not be able to admire all those ketchup stains on a room just like this one. SAD.

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    1. It's in the Air Force Museum in Dayton Ohio, it's free to go take a look. A GREAT museum!

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  4. Yeah, I’m all torn up about it.

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  5. Hey I would not be here if it was not been for Old High Tax Harry. Seeing that my Dad joined the Army in 1946 and if HST had'nt nuked the Japs. The chances of my Dad making it out of that mess would of been pretty low. As it was the Pusan Perimeter was bad enough for him.

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  6. A local FBO did maintenance on that ship three-ish years back. It is a time capsule.

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  7. All the previous presidential rides are in hangar 4 at the AF Museum in Dayton.

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  8. Given Truman's abiding animus towards the Marines, the EGA on the curtains tickles my giggle switch.

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