On Jun 19, 8:57 pm, Richard Riley wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 03:47:39 -0000, Jim Logajan
wrote:

"Marty" wrote:
I never could look at it as "just a trainer". I'd love to be that
newbe bouncing his helmet off the canopy. The longevity of the jet and
all of the efforts and upgrades being done to keep it on line is a
tribute to the design.

Thanks again,
Marty in Mo.

If you are ever in Oregon, there's a T-38A at the Evergreen Aviation Musem
in McMinnville - along with a few other notable air and space craft:

http://www.sprucegoose.org/aircraft_...nes_train.html

Paul Allen (Microsoft) owned a T-38 (he might still, I just haven't
seen it in a while)

N586PC

As does, IIRC, Ross Perot's son...painted in the TBirds scheme.

I'm fairly certain that this particular bird was assembled from spares
and it generated one of those "shaggy airplane" stories where the
owner goes to register it with the FAA and gets told "You Don't Have A
T38..."

Jay B