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USAF Pilot Training Classes 52-G, 52-H and 52-F

NEWSLETTERS   Copies of the Association's newsletters are available on the website.  Since sensitive information such as addresses, telephone numbers, and email addresses are included, the newsletters are protected by the same username and password that is used for rosters.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA   Tom De Boer (53-C) has sent a letter describing his trip by train, heading for pilot training at Columbus, Mississippi.

REUNION   Our next reunion will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Colorado Springs, September 16 to 20, 2010.  More information to follow.

ATTENTION MEMBERS OF 52-F Pilots from pilot training class 52-F are now joining as Associate Members.  If you are from 52-F and are interested in our association, please contact Randy Presley at his address or email address below.  Rosters listing the 52-F students are now available.

NEWS   Photographs of the 2008 Reunion in Arlington, VA are online.

BACKGROUND The Aviation Cadets and Student Officers who graduated from United States Air Force pilot training in 1952 and early 1953 received their wings near the end of the Korean War, and many graduates served in the war.   In addition to American pilots,  these classes included NATO pilots from Belgium, Denmark, France, the Netherlands and Norway.  We welcome the participation of NATO pilots at reunions.  A more detailed history is available.

MEMBERSHIP Membership is open to everyone interested in the history of Classes 52-G and 52-H.  Each year, members receive two newsletters and a printed roster.  Dues are US$25 per year, payable each January.  Send a check to Randy Presley, PO Box 1238, Mt. Pleasant, TX 75456-1238, USA with your address, telephone number and e-mail address.  You may also contact the Corresponding Secretary by e-mail.

ROSTERS The rosters included in this Web site are similar to the roster printed annually by the Corresponding Secretary, but also includes e-mail addresses. To preserve privacy, you must type in a username and password (in lower case) when requested. The current username and password will be published in the Association's newsletter that is mailed to dues-paying members.  The rosters are current as of 6 January 2010.  If you are a member, and cannot remember the username and password, contact the Webmaster by e-mail, and provide your name, class and primary base.

MISSING As of 6 July 2009, 1089 of our classmates have not been located by the Association -- 513 from 52-F, 174 from 52-G, and 402 from 52-H. We need your help to find addresses for those who are missing.  Please check the lists of the missing classmates who started in Class 52-F, 52-G or 52-H.  During the past 12 years, a variety of search techniques to locate classmates have become available. If you have found someone, send an e-mail to the Corresponding Secretary.

BIOGRAPHIES The 52-G and 52-H Association would like to invite you to submit a biography.  Others in your basic and advanced classes may be interested in your life over the last 55+ years.  A biography is a good way to reach out to those you have known, but not contacted in a long time.  Presently, all biographies will be available from the biography page, or the list of Generals.  To add your own biography to this Web site, send a copy as a plain e-mail to the Webmaster, or as an attachment to an e-mail (Microsoft Word preferred).

PHOTOGRAPHS Some photographs on this website are shown as thumbnails.  Click on the thumbnail to expand the photo.  Use your Back button to return to the page you were viewing. We would like to include additional photographs and documents on this website that relate to classmates, aircraft, bases, reunions, etc.  Identify the source and the subjects.  If the material has been copyrighted, please send written authorization to use the copyrighted material on the website. Please send to the Webmaster as e-mail attachments: - Color or black-and-white photographs in .JPG format, and - Documents, such as reunion notices, banquet programs, etc. in .PDF format If you cannot send photographs or documents by e-mail, please mail them to: Adam Gaus, 6 Sorrel Hill Lane, Hauppauge, NY 11788 Be sure to include a self-addressed-stamped-envelope  (SASE) if you want them to be returned.

T-6A   The T-6A (Texan II) is the new USAF/USN primary trainer, built by Raytheon/Beech/Pilatus.   technical data  delivery to Sheppard AFB (from "Pappy" Rawl 61-F)

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