The USAF Weapons School at Nellis Air Force Base Nevada - Logan, Don
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This pictorial history of the USAF Weapons School based at Nellis AFB, Nevada, features over 200 colour photos of the aircraft flown by the eighteen squadrons of the Weapons School from 1992 to the present. The aircraft photos are organised by Weapons School squadron with a short history of each squadron, as well as unit insignia. A majority of the photographic images were taken by the author during numerous visits to Nellis AFB, and the other bases hosting Weapons School units. Most of the action photographs were taken on the Nellis range, the Nellis ramp and runways, or in flight. Also…mehr

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This pictorial history of the USAF Weapons School based at Nellis AFB, Nevada, features over 200 colour photos of the aircraft flown by the eighteen squadrons of the Weapons School from 1992 to the present. The aircraft photos are organised by Weapons School squadron with a short history of each squadron, as well as unit insignia. A majority of the photographic images were taken by the author during numerous visits to Nellis AFB, and the other bases hosting Weapons School units. Most of the action photographs were taken on the Nellis range, the Nellis ramp and runways, or in flight. Also included are chapters on the history of the Weapons School predecessor, the Fighter Weapons School, from 1949 to 1992, with photos of the fighter aircraft assigned to its squadrons. The F-16 and F-15 aircraft of the 57th Adversary Tactics Group (Aggressors) are also included.
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Don Logan joined the USAF in August 1969, and flew 133 combat missions as an F-4E WSO in Vietnam, and later as a right-seater in the F-111A at Nellis AFB. In October 1978, he started his employment at Boeing as a Military Flight Manual/Weapon Delivery manual writer, retiring in 2002. He continues to photograph and write on military aircraft subjects.