Naval Air Station Whidbey Island
William R. Stein · the PBY-Naval Air Museum
Jul 2017 · Arcadia Publishing
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Naval Air Station (NAS) Whidbey Island in Washington State has a long and storied history that began in 1942 and continues to the present day. Tucked away on an island that is its namesake, NAS Whidbey was originally conceptualized as a small support base for an existing air station in nearby Seattle. That prewar plan was rapidly eclipsed by world events, and the proposed support base quickly evolved into an air station of its own right. Through historic photographs chosen from the archives of the US Navy, the PBY-Naval Air Museum, and the personnel of NAS Whidbey Island, both past and present, the story of the air station is told. These images will serve not only as a trip down memory lane for those stationed at Whidbey in days gone by, but will also illustrate to younger generations their connection to those who served in the not so distant past.
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Dennis Williams
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1 November 2017
Brought back good memories I served 1976 to late 1980s
About the author
William R. Stein is a military historian who has spent decades researching and studying America's martial past. A native of the Pacific Northwest, he is a writer, lecturer, and the historian for the PBY-Naval Air Museum in Oak Harbor, Washington.
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