Below is our Original GUESTBOOK from the start in 1998 - we were able to capture these lost entries via an archival site ... we hope you enjoy re-reading these wonderful old messages as much as we did!!
From: MHOWELL590
To: RLSFCA
Sent: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 12:55:54 PM Eastern Standard Time
Subject: membership
Ran across your site , would like to join. My father, John C. Howell was an original pilot in the 357th FG , 364th Sq. All three of his P - 51s wereC5 - L " Shoo Shoo Baby". Retired 30 years , Senior Command Pilot.We know General Scott from way back. One of the first books I read was " God is my Copilot " . Been an admirer ever since.Formerly Historian /Researcher at 390th BG Museum and Pearson Air Museum.I am semi retired and do WW II research and fact checking for authors. I also assist relatives / loved ones in finding information on WW II Veterans etc. , for free.
Keep Em Flyin,
Michael HowellVancouver, Wa.
Winter Park Mayor at MuseumTuesday
July 12, 2005 3:56 PM
From: Ken Kraft
To: Marilynn
Dear Marilynn,
The Mayor of Winter Park, Florida, Kip Marchman, called me yesterday to advise that he was traveling to Atlanta with an Air Force Colonel, I believe, and wanted information on the location of the museum and wondered if it might be possible for him to make an official call upon Scotty. I sent him various web sites for information and advised I would try to locate someone for him to talk to and, if possible, a meeting with General Scott. You may remember that two years ago when I was preparing to come to Scotty's 95th birthday I asked Mayor Marchman to sign an official City of Winter Park Proclamation naming April 12, 2003 as Gen. Robert L. Scott Jr. Day in Winter Park, Florida in recognition of his former time living in Winter Park while serving as Commander of the Orlando Base. The then Colonel Scott was also asked to speak at literary exercises at Rollins College on several occasions and gave the 1946 Commencement Address. I presented the proclamation to Scotty at his party and he seemed to be very interested and pleased to hear from Winter Park and was honored to receive the recognition from so long ago .....
Most Sincerely,
Ken
From: Richard K Hoehn <dickh6@juno.com>
To: RLSFCA@aol.com
Sent: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 09:45:01 -0600
Subject: Gen.Scott
Hi Marilynn:
Enjoyed your update on my hero. Glad you got to visit him in the nursing home. I got the most wonderful letter from him a few weeks ago. He liked the woodburning and painting I did for his birthday. He must have kept the burning of him in his uniform and sent the painting of his plane back to me and he had autographed it asking me to hold on to it as he didn't have room for it anymore and I figured he was in a nursing home. He also sent an autograph picture of himself. I will cherish these always. Do you have an address for his daughter? I would like to drop her a line and let her know how much her Dad has influnced my life.When I read about you and Mike seeing him,and you said about him being in bed,I knew he would always be up to seeing friends.I don't belive that man could ever say an unkind word about anyone. He is a true southern gentelman.
Well just wanted to drop a line and say hi. If you talk to George tell him I said hi.
Your friend
Dick Hoehn
From: RGL78
To: RLSFCA
Sent: Mon, 07 Nov 2005 20:59:01 -0500
Subject: Great Site!
My name is Rob Leeds and I happened upon your Robert L. Scott fan club site as I often Google various people or events related to the AVG and the air war in China. I'm a retired Navy Captain (flew EP-3E reconnaissance aircraft in Europe) and have a keen interest in military history and aviation. I first heard of Gen Scott when I was about 10 years old and saw "God is My Co-Pilot" on TV and then read 'Boring a Hole in the Sky' shortly after that. I try to keep up with what this great American is doing since he has always been (along with "Tex" Hill) my role model for millitary aviation. Thanks for all you've put into the site so present day Americans can learn what he did. So many today don't know--about Gen Scott or his generation. Thanks for your efforts!
Rob Leeds
Captain, USN (Ret)
Fairfax, VA
WMAZ text-Saturday, March 4, 2006 3:57 AM
From: Fisher L. George
To: RLSFCA@aol.com
FROM - WMAZ ...
Scott Fraser knew Brigadier General Robert Scott as a legend, hero and as "Grandpa". The former Marine Pilot talked about his Flying Tiger Ace of a grandfather. Fraser said in his military career he traveled the world and in the process got a history lesson quite often on his grandfather.
SCOTT FRASER, GRANDSON;
"In Taiwan he's still seen as a hero even people who don't know exactly who he was in Japan there's McArthur and people who talk about Scotty. I've been to a hotel in Hong Kong where they still have the bullet holes where he strafed when the Japanese were still occupying that hotel in Hong King and they still keep them there and people don't know all they know is a guy who strafed a Japanese General there in the hotel they never fixed the holes."
Fraser said Scott was the best grandfather ever. He remembered the General having to give him a certificate of "authenticity" when he was just seven showing he was his grandfather because none of the school kids believed him.
GEORGE L. FISHER
Doris
13/Apr/2002:15:13:15
Splendid work. I appreciate your site.
David Torbett
11/Apr/2002:19:47:16
General Scott--Thank you for all you've done for your country. And thank you for inspiring others to do something for it, too.
Skip Davis
11/Apr/2002:09:20:09
General Scott:
I have been an admirer from my earliest days of study of WWII and the CBI Theater. The work you all did there is an inspiration to all of us who have followed you in the air combat arena.
I want to wish you the very best birthday of these 94 and to extend to you an invitation to spend your 95 with all of us.Thank you for all you have done and for the service you have given our nation.
Roland Garland
15/Mar/2002:12:42:35
Would like to know how you are doing?
Roland Garland U.S. Air Force 23 years.
Retired Msgt. Flew China-Burma India.
Last Time I saw you was 1987 April (Cherry Blossom) at Macon Ga, With my Daughter Donna Garland pilot for Continental airlines. I am currently living in the Tinker AFB area and would love to here from you. God Bless and take care of yourself.
Sincerely, Roland Garland
1808 Cherokee Trail
Choctaw, Ok, 73020
(405) 390-2255
CARL YOUNGBLOOD
07/Mar/2002:02:35:32
EX FLYING TIGER WEAPONS LOADING ON THE A-10A
76TH FIGHTER SQUADRON ENGLAND AFB 1986-1992
Paul W. Butler Sr.
18/Feb/2002:22:56:41
Gen.Robert L. Scott, Hero of my youth and 45 years later you still are. Thank you. Your Friend Paul W. Butler Sr.
Jim Hensley
19/Dec/2001:22:42:27
What an inspiring American hero is Gen. Scott. I always refer to him and share information about his remarkable life when I run Eagle Scout Board of Reviews. Boys today, as in the past, need to know about real heroes. There is none better than Gen. Scott. I appreciate having had the opportunity to see the movie "God is My Co-Pilot," and to have read some of his special books. Looking forward to visiting the museum.
Rouge
10/Dec/2001:08:28:34
As my father recommended that book to me, I did not read it immediately, because I was too young to understand (I'm Swiss). But now, I just begun to read it, I'm really fascinated. I nearly can't stop reading!!! I'm also very fascinated by Airplanes so I begun to learn flying not long time ago
Fabianna R. Borghese
06/Dec/2001:02:20:51
I read God is My Co-Pilot when my Dad recommended it to me. He had read it when he was younger. I was fascinated with the story of the Flying Tigers, General Chennault, the War in China, Airplanes and the story of Robert L. Scott. Since then I can not get my hands on enough of his books or flying. The way Mr. Scott writes of his love of flying is contagious. I'm seventeen right now, (without a drivers' liscense), but a want a pilots' liscense more than anything! I found this web site searching to find out if Mr. Scott was still alive. It would mean everything to me to hear his amazing stories first hand. May God bless you all, and keep you in good health.
Alex G. Flohress
05/Dec/2001:15:49:52
Dana MacDuff
28/Nov/2001:14:39:58
As a kid growing up in the 60's, and having a father that drove LCVP's on the first wave of Siapan, and Guam, and was with MacArthur on his return to liberate the Philipines, the heroes of the second world war are the men that my generation look up to. Reading the book, and seeing the picture, "God is My Co-pilot", had a huge impact on me. I served in the Navy as soon as I was old enough!Robert L. Scott is a genuine hero of the highest caliber, and proof that the United States of America is the greatest country in the world. Thank you, General Scott, and all the men and women that have served to keep this county free. God bless you, Sir.
brian tims
27/Nov/2001:22:49:41
A V G stood for Always Very Good in Burma early 1942 because of people like Robert l. Scott:
Charley Stone
26/Nov/2001:20:08:34
I first read Bob Scott's book "Damned To Glory" when a teenager back in 1944, and thought it was one of the most interesting things I had ever read. And I loved the poems that he started each chapter with. Always kept an eye out for a copy at the used book stores and yard sales, flea markets, and etc. but never did find one. Just a very few years ago my sister-in-law (also a book nut) came to town and went book looking with my wife, I couldn't go but asked her to keep an eye out, and Lo and Behold, here she came with a nice copy. Then when I went to Oshkosh in '92, who should be talking on the stage of the "Theater In The Woods" but Gen Robt. L. Scott, Jr.!!! Age 84, and trim as could be! Well, I rushed around to the stage entrance and caught Bob on his way out, and had a very nice chat with him, mentioning "Damned To Glory". He said "Charley, This is the first time in 40 years anyone has mentioned that book to me". I didn't have it with me, of course, but he kindly gave me
robert Scott
19/Nov/2001:16:34:24
Hello. Well what can I say ? Just googled in, entering my name. No I'm not a narcissist, but I had a few spare minutes.Impressive!
Harold V. Murray
30/Oct/2001:22:43:54
Dear General Scott,
How great it is to send you a note! Your life is so inspiring, not only you military exploits. The love you have for your wife is so deep. I remember reading about the 84,000(?) miles of girl trouble. I have told your story to many of my friends and relatives.
My wife did not like airplanes much when we married. In fact, she got sick of me watching 'Wings' and 'The History Channel'. Then she got a job at the Mid-America Air Museum in Liberal, Kansas. As she read and studied the history of the aircraft she started to share the love I
have had since reading 'God Is My Co-Pilot' in junior high. It is sad they no longer have a P-40 in the 98 plane collection and she fell in love with a Coursair! Oh,well.
I hope this finds you in good health and near God. I will check your website for a copy of your books. My wife can't wait to read them and I have not read them in a long time. Thanks to you and all who stand strong for the USA,
Harold Murray
Mike
28/Oct/2001:21:51:41
Dr. R.N. Campbell
24/Oct/2001:21:41:40
General Scott,
I would like to talk to you about Doing a portrait sculptured bust of you in Bronze. My telephone number is 803-685-7054.
Robert Black
21/Sep/2001:18:49:44
I have always been interested in aviation, and have been researching the AVG, Flying Tigers. These men all volunteers at the time did a great service to their country. My respect and admiration go out to all of the pilots who fought so well. I have a nicely autographed book from General Scott, and a great autographed picture of him next to his P-40.My very best to you General Scott, you are truly what America is all about.
Royce W. Barnum
10/Sep/2001:23:43:44
I would appreciate information regarding how to get an autograph of Gen. Robert L. Scott. I am a retired high school teacher in Sioux City, IA 51106. Any information would be appreciated.
Tom Maxwell
10/Sep/2001:12:40:58
I continue to read anything I can about the "Tigers", as my Dad (Don Maxwell) was one, as a fighter pilot at Assam during WWII, although not a member of the original volunteer group. Thanks.
Roger L Bashore
09/Sep/2001:19:49:48
Just got done watching God is my co-pilot on TMC had to get on the pc and find out more info on the Flying Tigers and wound up here. Although I was a school boy during WW2 I still look for all the information I can find. Good web site. I agree school kids should be shown movies like GIMCP- Tora Tora Tora-Longest Day-Mildway and ect. We got to keep the message alive about our www2 servicemen and what they did so we can be free.
David Moore
09/Sep/2001:16:29:29
I don't remember how old I was when I first saw the movie "God Is My Co-Pilot," but it was introduced to me by my father when I was a child. That movie along with Saving Private Ryan and so many others pays tribute to very special Americans who put it all on the line for our country. We as a nation owe people like General Scott and the many who served in uniform of that great generation a great debt of gratitude that mere words can never express. These Americans stood their watch, paid the price and never let us down. I wish every seventh grade social studies class was required to watch at least four movies during that special year of their lives that would give them some idea of where we as a nation came from historically. If I could choose the movies those kids had to view, I would choose "God Is My Co-Pilot," "Tora Tora Tora," "The Battle Of The Bulge," and "The Longest Day." We must never forget those who paid such a price for our freedom, not only to honor them, but
p.h. harbin
09/Sep/2001:15:35:04
great book,movie and pilot
Brian Fox
05/Sep/2001:20:32:44
I remember seeing the movie "God Is My Co-Pilot" on the late, late show back when I was a kid. Ever since then I have been hooked on General Scotts life -&- the history of the AVG. I hope General Scott is doing well.
Don Scott
24/Aug/2001:17:58:19
My father told me about Gen. Scott, as dad's name is also Robert L. Scott! He's still alive -&- Kickin' at 79. I've enjoyed "God is my co-pilot" several times over these years. My dad was a Navy pilot, flying the big PBYs, the flying boats.
Tina
Kansas City
19/Aug/2001:14:57:23
Cool site.
Gary W. Bowen
18/Aug/2001:23:48:45
General Scott is one of the few real gentlemen left. When I mailed him my copy to be signed(yes I included return postage)I got a very warm, personal, letter from him. He's now on my Christmas card list. He's earned it.
Rhonda Miller
FREE STUFF
16/Aug/2001:01:04:46
Enjoyed the website.
Kevin Summersby
New Zealand Links
15/Aug/2001:00:18:44
Hi from New Zealand
Hank Gross
14/Aug/2001:14:55:52
I have been an admirer of Gen. Scott since I first saw (and later read) God Is My Co-Pilot in the early 60's, when I was about 12 years old. It is a privilege to be able to send a note to say how much I respect him. Thank you.
Jeff Wilcox
12/Aug/2001:00:59:47
Sir:
My father flew with you (Roland "Ron" Wilcox). I am delighted that you are alive and well. I would love to share his old photos and stories with you, and to hear yours of him.
E.HERNER
25/Jul/2001:20:30:51
Mike Quinn
22/Jul/2001:17:12:46
This is a great guy with a great story on a great site
Rondall Ramsey
18/Jul/2001:14:01:03
Enjoyed the book Would like to see the movie - Anyone know how I can find one - Will purchase.
Greg Jacobs
28/Jun/2001:11:09:14
This is a fantastic site! General Scott is a great man!
Paul Crylen
27/Jun/2001:20:51:20
Best pilot, best man, best site. Paul
Terry Ostrander
23/Jun/2001:09:02:13
This is a tremendous site. Have read and re-read GIMC many times since I was a child and the movie is my favorite ( isn't it everyones ? ). Went to an airshow on 6/10 in Aurora, Illinois....and there to my total surprise was a P-40 on the runway that had just been flown in. In was
decked out in the Flying Tiger colors, with Gen Scott's name and little meatball flags ( his kills ) beneath. It made my day. The announcer said it was one of the few P-40's still flying. I have a 1944 copy of Gen Scott's second book "Damned to Glory"...it's in mint condition and I treasure it along with my copy of GIMC. I found it at a flea market! Keep up the good work.
ken howell
13/Jun/2001:23:19:49
I love this!
John C. (Jack) Caldw
09/Jun/2001:12:00:27
I am a great admirer of General Scott. I'm glad to have found this site!
Gene Odom
05/Jun/2001:22:38:23
I had the honor to meet General Scott at the 1995 Autotestcon in Atlanta Georgia and later that day my wife and I enjoyed sitting with him at the laser show at Stone Mountain. I have been entertained by both his speeches and his books. Listening to him personally relate
some of his experiences has been a highlight of my life.
Richard Haydon
05/Jun/2001:00:44:03
Out of "site", Whew !! I never realized so many folks felt the same way as I do. It restores my faith. Thank you General Scott.
Paul Baker
04/Jun/2001:21:50:49
Gary Grimme
03/Jun/2001:23:03:27
I enjoyed reading all the comments of everyone who has signed your guestbook to date. I am truly amazed that Gen. Scott still has so many fans, including myself. I grew up in the 1950's on stories of Gen. Scott's exploits in China with the Flying Tigers. He was my first hero and the person that I wanted to be most like. He fired my drive to become a fighter pilot, but poor vision kept me from realizing my dream. Never the less, General Scott is truly a great American hero and a great Southerner. I have never forgotten him and went so far as to name my 1st son after him. Also, the father of a girl I dated in high school, flew with the General and the Flying Tigers in China during WWII. His name was Charles "Chuck" Hunter and has sinced passed away. Up til now, that was a cherished link to the man I most admired as a youth, that is, until I found this website! May the Hand of God always be upon your shoulder.
robert mckinley
26/May/2001:12:51:50
To whom it may concern, it concerns me greatly, please help.Robert Scott has written a fictionalized account of two American pilots shooting down a stray P-40 with outdated markings.
I have been looking for a copy of this book what seems like forever. I can't even remember the title.If you can would you help me out, or let me know if there is anyone who
could? Thank you for your time and kindness,
Johnny
15/May/2001:10:28:44
I like your web page! I am a real buff on Robert Scott and I have read and reread one of his books until it fell apart. Your web site has lots of good information on him!
Steve Madsen
13/May/2001:08:43:27
You don't know how reassuring it is to find others that share my interest in the AVG, the Flying Tigers, and their rich history. As for General Scott, what else can be said other than he is truly an amazing man. God bless you, Sir!
Martin
02/May/2001:17:12:30
I served with Bob And have charest Memories.My Wife and I always look forward to our visit.
God Bless Bob.
Martin -&- Irene
Dave Lair
The Lair Family, Newbury, Ohio
28/Apr/2001:00:25:41
My bride of nearly 30 yrs and I were enroute to Florida a couple of months ago. After having an enjoyable Saturday morning viewing the pandas at Zoo Atlanta, we headed south on I-75 for Orlando. As I drove along, I thought of General Scott's mention in The Day I Owned the Sky of the museum he was affiliated with in the Macon area, and I decided to keep an eye out for signs along the interstate that might point the way. Fortunately we found the way, and discovered the outstanding facility that is The Museum of Aviation. I was very glad to see that parking spot #1 is still reserved for General Scott; the only disappointment of the day was not seeing a car in that spot! General Scott's books served and continue to serve as an inspiration to me and an example of American greatness; I will pass his wisdom along to my grandchildren, and hope others of my generation do the same!
your brother
04/Apr/2001:17:33:08
Danny Dhillon
30/Mar/2001:22:14:46
hi i am only eleven years old, you all must be thinking i am crazy. well i have been doing researches and the P-40 is my favorite team. i wish that i could a one when i grow up (especially one like the one the flying tigers, or a replica, if any of you know where i can get a
plane like that pls send it to me, okay? thanks for listening.
Fran Heightchew
16/Mar/2001:17:58:40
General Scott is indeed an amazing person. I am honored to be acquainted with him.
I am writing a biography of Dennis Morgan, the star of the movie "God is My Co-Pilot. I contacted General Scott for information about the filming of the movie and the 2nd premiere in 1988. Because he and Dennis Morgan remained friends until Morgan's death in 1994, I asked General Scott to write the foreward to my book; to my delight, he consented.
John
http://web.archive.org/web/20020422041807/http://americanvolunteergroup/
15/Mar/2001:14:29:13
I'm a big fan! Fan of the Tigers too and started a club to honor the group.
My family knew Bob Neale's and that's what got me started.
I am glad to have found this club!
Jerry Inmon
15/Mar/2001:00:29:38
I’m a former employee of the Flying Tigers Line Aircargo and worked for this company for 15 years and the spirit of this company was born in China with the AVG group. My memories of this company and what we accomplished is a tribute to the individuals who fought lived and died with the AVG, God bless Robert L Scott.
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JOHN WRIGHT
26/Feb/2001:23:30:45
GREAT WEBSIGHT.I RETIRED FROM THE 23 TFW IN 82.WISH IT COULD HAVE BEEN
THE REAL TIGERS. IF EVER A GREAT BOOK WAS COMPOSED IT WAS GOD "IS MY COPILOT".
Frank Misurelli
15/Feb/2001:13:29:21
To my good friend General Scott. You are truly the Captain of the Skies. You were kind enough to provide me an autograph a few years ago. You have most likely heard this from thousands of people, but next to my father, you made a difference in my life. I wanted to fly and become an Air Force pilot. I didn't make the cut and joined to Army Nat'l Guard and currently hold the rank of Major. I have both seen and read God Is My Copilot many times and so have my two grown sons, As for flying, I am working on my com'l pilot license and have a plane. Just like you, it's hard to keep a good man down on the ground. God bless you for keeping the fire and the spirit alive for the following generations. Your friend, that dammed yankee from New Jersey, Frank Misurelli.
BUZ HODGES
11/Feb/2001:19:02:37
My very best and thanks to the general for his efforts in the war and after. Read his books and own a copy of the video. Am an AVG fan and have talked with Ken Jernstadt, a very nice guy. My first dogs name was p-40. Have most of the commercial prints of the tigers that are for sale and numerous models of P40's. 56 yoa and its hard to explain to the wife why a big guy acts like a little kid when some one mentions P40, flying tiger or AVG.!
Roland B. Scott
05/Feb/2001:21:50:29
George,
I am Col. Roland Scott's daughter and was reading your very wonderful e-mail to my father. I remember him meeting you many years back. Anyway, I need you to e-mail him again as I accidentally deleted your e-mail before we had a chance to save your address. Thank you
Dixie Scott Madden
Howard Johnson
03/Feb/2001:13:07:34
Big fan of flying tigers & Robert Scott.
Col Roland B Scott
02/Feb/2001:17:11:57
I am the junior member of the flying Scott family, shot up Martin B-26 pilot from WWII. Just saying hello on my first visit to this email address. WAR EAGLE.
Fred Wright
02/Feb/2001:01:00:10
I would love more! God is my Co-Pilot has always been a favorite of mine, and I am passing it on to my children.
Nicki Gay
25/Jan/2001:17:56:26
Jim Guignard
18/Jan/2001:23:28:07
Found your site by just doing a search for "Robert L. Scott Jr.". Glad I did. WW2 figher pilots were my boyhood heroes ( I am 53 ), and one of the very first books that I read by one was "God Is My Copilot". Over the years I have been able to meet many WW2 fighter jocks, and have even been able to attend two P-47 Pilots Assoc. reunions as a guest of a friend who flew Thunderbolts with the 57th FG out of Corsica. The reunions were great experiences for me - being surrounded by hundreds of my heroes ! One of my prized books is a copy of "Damned To Glory" - given to me by my uncle, who was a boy during the war, and had received it as a gift from my grandparents.
Kellie Groves
15/Jan/2001:05:56:06
Wonderful site! what a great tribute to a great man. Believe it or not, it was my mom whose favorite books are God is my co-pilot and God is still my co-pilot.
gus churchill
14/Jan/2001:22:51:36
I dont know if this can get to the General but here's hoping. My neighbor, Warren O'brien was probably one of the Generals pilots at Furstenfeldbruck Germany in 1950-51. Capt O'brien was sent to Korea and as a member of the 9th Fighter-Bomber Sq was shot down and was a presumed MIA until 2 years ago. His family found out he was in fact shot down and killed by a Russian MIG. Our search for anyone that may have knowedge of Capt O'brien goes on. Pass this on to General Scott. maybe he remembers one of his boys. If not he may want to know that at least we have found ours.
Sincerely
Gus Churchill, Seattle Washington
C.R. Carlisle
14/Jan/2001:17:42:24
I am yet another person who first read GOD IS MY CO-PILOT as a child in the 1950's. From that time on, Robert L. Scott and David Lee "Tex" Hill were heroes of mine. I had the great fortune to spend a day with Gen. Scott at Warner-Robins, taping an interview for a video project I was working on at that time. It was, as you can easily imagine, a day OI shall never forget! Our country is blessed to have had the likes of "Tex" Hill and Robert Scott serving as they did at a time when everything we hold dear as a nation was truly in peril.
Frederick R. Holley
13/Jan/2001:22:38:24
Great site, Greater Person
john knisely
13/Jan/2001:19:12:52
I have a great interest in the American Fighter Aces of WWII. Bob Scott is one of the greats. I am so pleased to have found this site. How can I obtain an autograph from Mr. Scott? Please contact me at the above EMail address. Many Thanks: John Knisely
Michael R. Mihalovit
27/Dec/2000:16:45:48
I have always been a fan of the Flying Tigers. Ever since I had gotten my first P-40 model with the famous shark mouth when I was 4, I have been hooked. Since then I have read many books on the Tigers. To bad it took about 50 years before these great heros received any recognition
from our goverment. You have done a great job on your web page. Keep up the good work.
Brian X. Godwin
20/Dec/2000:02:54:53
Great site!
I found this site doing some research for a model project I am begining. Last xmas my wife bought me a Gen. Scott signed print of Marcus Stewart's "The day I owned the sky". I have a model of the P-40K, but I need the tail number, number of kill markings and any other things
painted on the plane. Maybe someone can direct me to a site with plenty of pictures.
By the way I also read God is my Co-Pilot when I was about 12. I have never forgotten it.
George Webber
16/Dec/2000:02:43:05
Hello again, and thanks for all the great pictures. As always, I get goose bumps as I tour your web site--like a kid in a candy store for the first time. Some day I will be by to see all of you. I would like to write General Scott, what address should I use?
Best Regards
George(the other George) Webber
Jody Smith
15/Dec/2000:01:06:54
In researching my Dad's AAF days during WWII it was suggested to me that I might want to read GOD IS MY CO-PILOT. This was because I was so interested in the China-Burma-India Theater. My Dad was a B-29Bomb/Nav based in Piardoba, India in 1944. The person who made the suggestion is an AAF Veteran Pilot and a lifetime friend of David Lee ("Tex")Hill and the now deceased Albert J.("Ajax") Baumler. I remember my Dad having this book and I did read it in the early 1950's. I found a copy at a used bookstore and I have loved re-reading it. I e-mail excerpts to the AAF Veteran's I am in contact with and we discuss it daily. There were 4 Vet's that were instrumental in helping me find data on my Dad. It took me a few weeks but i searched and found some used hardback copies of the book and have sent them to them for Christmas gifts. I couldn't think of anything they would love more.
Andy Morris
27/Nov/2000:20:04:10
They just tore down the old Westinghouse factory next to the Buffalo-Niagara International Airport to make room for more gates and ramp space. Before it bore the Westinghouse logo it was the home of Curtis-Wright Aircraft and birthplace of the P-40 and the C-46.
I read The Day I Owned the Sky a few years ago and became enraptured with Robert Scott! It was a great read and inspiration. I'm glad I stumbled across this site and thank all those involved in helping to preserve this national shrine!
Regards,
Andy Morris
Buffalo, New York
Jim Beck
26/Nov/2000:22:43:12
Read "God is My Copilot" years ago and several times since and have always enjoyed it. Grew up on the movie of the same name and it is still one of my favorites although hollywood really had a good time with poetic license. But is was a film made at a time that that was needed. Robert L. Scott is truly the kind of man who is made a hero and did not seek it. As a resident of Georgia it's just another cause for pride.
Harlow F.Hanson
24/Nov/2000:20:58:49
Served in China with the 12th Service Group,396th Servce Squadron;arrived Kunming (Jan.-27-1944) served in Kweilin ;Tanchuck;Liuchow;Lulilang.left China 11-11-45.
Gil Switzer
27/Oct/2000:20:55:28
Peyton L. Lingle
24/Oct/2000:18:27:01
Gen. Scott and my father did some sales development work together following WW2. My dad and I attended Gen. Scott's 85th birthday party held at the Air Museum and I was privileged to meet him myself. He was decked out in the dress mess uniform he had worn nearly 40 years earlier and it still fit him. He was cleared by the Flight Surgeon to pilot a F-15 that day. What a remarkable man.
Jim Worrall
22/Oct/2000:23:39:35
It has been my pleasure to count General Scott as my friend for the past 12 years. Having read the book and seen the movie "God Is My Co-Plot" when I was much younger, it was a real privilege to meet the General. During World War II my brother flew supplies for the Flying Tigers. I wish every young person could meet General Scott....we don't have too many heroes today for our young people to look up to. He certainly is a true American hero!
Roger P. Foye, Sr.
08/Oct/2000:21:48:38
My Dad was Frank Foye who worked for Curtiss Wright in the early 40's. He was a personal friend of Col. Scott. My Dad was a photographer and I have several pictures of Col. Scott my Dad took. I also have a copy of God Is My Co-Pilot with an inscription to my Dad from Col. Scott. My Dad passed away in 1987 in Girard, PA.
Tom Lund
31/Aug/2000:20:48:45
Wow! Gen. Scott has been a hero of mine since I was a kid. I grew up on stories about American airman in World War II, and God Is My Co-Pilot was one of the first real books that I read on the subject. I'm also a big fan of the movie of course, unlike John Wayne's Flying Tigers, it featured real P-40's. I guess, though, that in 1942 the real P-40's were being used by pilots like the General.
Anyway, I'm really tickled to know that the General is leading such a hardy life and is still a role model as he has been for so long. I also wish him the very best in that he and I both have something in common - God is my co-pilot too!
Thanks General, live long and prosper. Thanks also for the great book and for the many years of service to your country. I grew up safe thanks to what you did.
Stephen Grise
29/Jul/2000:10:56:16
Thanks ! Hope to hear from you soon.
Joe Schroeder
22/Jul/2000:14:45:29
Fine, creative, website... As an active pilot and EAA Warbird member really appreciate what you're doing!
Charlie S.
23/May/2000:18:37:55
I have a lot of respect for those who go unnamed when a deed is done. I have a lot of respect for Mr. Scott. I hope I will be able to rise to the challenge just as he did.
Marsha Partyka
12/May/2000:17:25:56
Wonderful website! What a fascinating man~!
Lolly Kayser
09/May/2000:17:21:57
Terrific site for a terrific man!
F. Donna Reed
08/May/2000:15:53:41
Hello, I found your site while trying to answer a question from someone else. This is one of the most interesting and attractive homepage I've ever seen. My grandfather is 101 years "young"--good luck, Scotty.
Donna
Rudy Preus
Stellar Images - Stained Glass Aircraft
07/May/2000:23:51:37
I am a retired Canadian Air Force pilot. My hobby is Stained Glass and my Three Dimensional Stained Glass Aircraft may be of interest to your guests. If anyone wishes to view my work, please visit me at http://mars.ark.com/~stellar/
George E. Sheffield
07/May/2000:06:13:45
Excellent site. Am reading "God Is My Copilot" as I fly from Guam to Japan
(Mr.) Sherrill E.
24/Apr/2000:13:12:58
I like the web site very much. Too bad some of the links are dead. By a great stroke of luck, I recently found a copy of Damned to Glory. I have read the first chapter. While it makes for great reading, I believe it was written more for U.S. morale than true fact. The episode about a 8500 pound P-40 taking off, fully loaded with fuel and ordinance, on bamboo skids from a grass runway is almost laughable; no way would bamboo support that much weight and stress during take off of a P-40 from a dirt strip. Also, I doubt if the engine could pull the aircraft at all, much less take off. - Best regards-
Sherrill E. Watkins
George R. Partridge
13/Apr/2000:21:48:40
FANastic web pages!!! :) Count me as an "always been FAN! Gen Scott has been my hero since my pre-teen WW II days after reading, and doing a high school book report, on his book, "God is My Co-Pilot." He's my co-pilot too, General! I saw the movie too, which was one more motivating factor in my life's dream to become a fighter pilot. I finally achieved that life's dream September 1956 after graduating from USAF Aviation Cadet Pilot Training, Bryan AFB, TX. We need more "General Scotts" today. On second though, there can only be one "General Scott." Thank God for him and you guys too for doing this tribute. I hope he is in good health. 92 years old this month!
QUESTION: I know this question has been asked a kazillion times; but, can anyone tell me how I can obtain a VHS video of "God is MY Co-Pilot?" Much Thanks.
Tom Brasfield
06/Apr/2000:10:36:04
Ray Farrens
10/Mar/2000:00:41:51
I too am looking for the movie GIMCP on video. My wife and I have been looking for this
to no avail. Can you please help us in obtaining this great movie. Like many others, I am a very
fan of General Scott's. Thanks. This is a great web site
Larry M. Pistole
04/Mar/2000:22:35:06
Jennifer
24/Feb/2000:15:34:35
Great site! My friend works at the museum with Gen. Scott and she introduced us to him and we got our picture taken with him in front of his airplane. It was quite an honor to meet him!
Alison Moore
24/Feb/2000:14:07:10
Great website for a great man. I have the pleasure of working with him every day. He always brings a smile to my face and warms my heart.
George Webber
09/Feb/2000:20:37:18
Thank you for a wonderful visit, it was greatly enjoyed.
Michael wingnut Ve
25/Jan/2000:11:32:30
Enjoyed the site very much. Pictures are always great, but the stories are what I enjoy the most. I am a member of an online virtual flight simulator squadron. We call ourselves The Volunteers, and have modelled our squadron after the real AVG. Thanks for the work you do to keep this site available for those of us who appreciate the men and women who are our history.
Sam A. Akers
11/Jan/2000:18:49:38
Dr. John Williams
17/Dec/1999:15:42:31
As curator of Capt. John Hampshire's [75thFS] letters, news clippings, Form 5 etc. I would like to be able to meet Gen. Scott. Is he available at his museum on any special days? Will be in Ga. Dec. 28-29. Gen. Scott was Hamps CO for a time in 42-43.Hopefully I can make this happen.
John Williams
Bobbie Riojas
14/Dec/1999:15:08:06
It's been almost a year since I left the Museum and moved to Oklahoma City. I feel very honored to have been in the presence of such a great man such as Gen Scott. Besides being a great fighter pilot and an icon in his time, he has a heart of gold and it's as big as Texas (that's where I am originally from). George, you have done a great job on this web site. I am happy that people are enjoying the memorabilia. Next time you visit the General tell him I said hi and give him a hug for me.
stephen g meyer
18/Nov/1999:07:59:48
I'd like to know why the Flying Tigers' web site does not offer easy access to Gen Scott's history.
Dave Nemeth
14/Nov/1999:12:56:08
I just joined RLS fan club and after reading some of the e-mail, I seem to be getting the message that you can help me find a copy of the movie GIMCP. Thank you very much keep up the good work.
Juanita Motley
09/Nov/1999:15:43:17
Glad to know there is a site for Brig. Gen. Scott and hope it can be a great resource for those of us trying to learn more about those times. I am trying to research my father's record. He was crew chief with Colonel Scott when ferrying refugees in WWII. I look forward to comments and whatever information is out there. Great site!
Marilynn Pantera
06/Nov/1999:16:40:05
OK George, after emailing you for over a month now, I have finally finished viewing your Web Site. I didn't know I was in the company of such greatness!!! You three certainly have done your homework. I have only known Mike's worship of the General, and now I see it in others.
It's amazing as I read others stories, I understood the "awe" they felt, because thats how I felt on 10/26/99 at 2 p.m. when I sat in front of the General in his office and listened to him for 1-1/2
hours. What a man, what an inspiration, I left his presence feeling cleansed and renewed, ready to be a better person and hopefully live up to 1/1000th of his love and contribution to this country. He made Mike and I feel like we were his long lost friends and after the visit he
walked downstairs with us to pose for pictures in front of the P40. And when we left there were HUGS, again, treating us like long lost friends. What a man - thank you for putting out the Web Site so I can learn even more about this
Col. Robert Morgan,
memphis-belle
03/Nov/1999:19:22:26
I was honored to be invited to speak at the Museum on Friday evening, Oct. 29th. My wife, Linda, and I were extremely impressed with the museum. The exhibits and planes are outstanding. The exhibit on our friend, Gen. Robert Scott, is extraordinary. I wish everyone could see this. We appreciate the hospitality of the museum staff and hope we get to visit again soon.
Todd L Effland
21/Oct/1999:16:58:01
Thanks for all the Time put into here, If I can ever help drop a line I’m an Aircraft Mechanic, and if anybody needs info on the P-40 I really can help.
Linda Pullen
18/Oct/1999:15:37:39
I finally made the time to check out your page! This sure is neat.Call me or e-mail me any time you need to!!
Sincerely,
Linda Pullen
Museum of Aviation
Lynn Redfern
The Aviation Art of Lynn Redfern
14/Oct/1999:20:55:36
OK, I messed up the URL to my sight and had to re-do it . I thank all of you who attempted to visit from this guest book and urge you to try again. I have a new picture of Scotty there!
peter barca
18/Sep/1999:19:54:07
Glad i found your site. Am a great fan of general Scott.Hope to visit museum and meet him.
Lynne Ridings
11/Sep/1999:21:26:25
Job well done!! Great page!
Joshua D. Holloman
10/Sep/1999:01:31:05
Cool site! Many thanks for it. I don't know how many times I've read God is My Co-Pilot. Started when I was in sixth grade and I'm 23 now. I'm preparing a tribute speech on Gen. Scott for my speech class and I'm glad to find I'm not his only fan.
Col. Roy Downing
22/Aug/1999:07:01:52
Great site! Am very familiar with Gen Scott's adventures. Saw GIMCP when first released, in 1945. Have been in aviation myself for over 55 years. Now associated with the FIRST COMPOSIT GROUP WW II LIVING MEMORIAL MUSEUM, here in California. As their Maintenance Officer. also, am a fighter pilot. Remember this there are only two kind of aircraft: FIGHTERS -&- TARGETS! and there are only two types of fighters! GOOD FIGHTERS -&- GREAT FIGHTERS; THERE ARE NO BAD FIGHTERS.
Peter Wilson
01/Aug/1999:20:44:41
Very good site. Read God Is My Co-Pilot many years ago, visited museum of aviation in 1997. Will be looking again off, and on.
Anne Myslinsky
29/Jul/1999:17:45:12
Loved your site and thank you for the message on buying the video
Clyde K Shirley
28/Jul/1999:18:42:16
Great site, you folks are to be commended for your efforts, even if it is a labor of love. Gen Scott is a true American HERO and should be honored as such by all. Thanks to y'all that is happening!
Robert -&- Martha Chennault Rogers
28/Jul/1999:10:26:45
Have not been in the web page in a while-Just great-keep up all the good work-will have to get busy on our web page soon.
Bob -&- Marty Chennault Rogers
Lynn L Redfern
The Aviation Art Of Lynn Redfern
25/Jul/1999:21:23:30
This is a great sight honoring one of this nations true heros! General Scott has been my icon since I was a boy and I believe I have read all his books! He has been the subject of several of my paintings and I delivered 3 paintings to him when we first met in 1988. I am sure he would very much appreciate this monument to him!
Lynn Redfern
Fred Lehmann
12/Jul/1999:22:29:40
I grew up under the shadows of aircraft from Griffiss AFB, Rome, NY in the 1950s. I read everything I could find on military aviation, including "God is My Copilot". From the time I was able to comprehend what I was reading "Scotty" was my hero. A role model. By the time I was in high school I had decided that if I ever had a son, he would be named Scotty. He is!
My eyes prevented me from entering the Air Force as a pilot, so I was destined to fly Cessnas and Pipers. Fifteen years we lived south of Fort Worth, TX, two miles west of Luck Field, the home of Duane Cole. I spent hundreds of hours at Luck just watching. Still this did not displace "Scotty" as Number one, Ding Hao.
Jeff Higgins
28/Jun/1999:15:17:29
Great site I came across this site by accident while I was searching for the Movie
God Is My Co-Pilot. (My favorite Movie) and you guys help me find it. Thanks. I've always enjoyed reading about WWII aviation and going to Airshows/Museums to check the planes while they are still around.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Jake Tryon
The Dixie Wing of the CAF
26/Jun/1999:20:08:22
Very nice website. I've long been a fan of Robert Scott having read his book many years ago and several times since then. By the way, we have the CAF P-40 scheduled for The Wings Over Dixe Airshow and Festival in September this year. Come on out and see it at Falcon Field in Peachtree City, GA.
Travis
05/Jun/1999:04:50:15
This page is really great, I have always been a fan of flying since I can remember. I first read God is my Co-pilot in the 3rd grade. I have read it so many times that the cover has torn off and the last page is missing. I was so excited when I found your page because i was doing a
report on Robert Scott. The only thing that you should change is that you should have his kill board listed. Keep it cool
Dianne Faulkner
27/May/1999:14:05:02
Great Job, George -&- Susan. Keep up the good work!
George Fisher
13/May/1999:21:42:46
Absolutely the best thing about this website is the fact that we get to meet wonderful folks like you who drop us a line!! We appreciate all the nice comments! Now, if we can only figure out how to get loaded into the search engines....
By the way, SCOTTY said that he appreciates all of the nice things you folks have said about him and he said if you are at the Museum to be sure to look him up and tell him you’re in the 'FAN CLUB'...
Tim Bowen
05/May/1999:14:52:37
I'm an WW2 aviation art collector(sometimes dealer),specializing in AAC/AAF and AVG prints and memorabilia. I became aware of Scotty after purchasing two pictures featuring his plane, then seeing "G.I.M.C.P." on Turner. Also picked up an original copy of his book around the same time. An amazing guy! Just FYI on a somewhat related topic; Stan Stokes old AVG print(not to be confused with the new one which came out last year)is down to the last few copies, this came from the horses mouth. While it doesn’t directly have any "Scotty" value, it has MANY impossible to get AVG signatures and really is a beautiful picture, most importantly.P-40's Forever!
William Bast
13/Apr/1999:23:37:53
Great website!!! I first became excited about WWII aviation reading books at the library, and now my son is following my footsteps. I just happened to catch the end of the movie "God is my Co-Pilot" on Turner Classic Movies the other night, and was astounded to hear the program
host say that General Scott is still alive. Is that true???My son and I have found a copy of the book "God is my co-pilot", but are interested in finding the movie. Any suggestions? Thanks again for your hard work preserving the legacy of a real American hero.
Larry Mareane
22/Mar/1999:20:29:49
HI GEORGE, Just want to thank you again for helping me find the movie GOD IS MY CO-PILOT.This is a fantastic web site,"my favorite". All you need now is the "sound" of a Allison v-1710 in a P-40 making a low pass right on the deck. Talk to you later. Thanks again, Larry
Steven L. Willadsen
21/Mar/1999:19:13:50
Ed Grossheim
Burlington (MA) R/C Flyers Club
11/Mar/1999:09:49:19
Great website!!! I've always been a fan of Col. Scott, since seeing "God is my Copilot" as a young boy. I've since read the book many times over. Scotty is probably the second greatest inspiration to me to earn my pilot's license (my dad, a former B-17 pilot, was #1). I'm also actively involved in a local R/C model club, and hope to build a giant scale P-40 in Scotty's colors and markings. Keep up the great work!
'Nick' Nicholas
05/Mar/1999:05:26:07
I was referred to you by my friend Rick Kent of Fauconberg Aerographics, Links, England. We both do aviation graphics -&- he did a drawing of Col Scott's P-40. Enjoyed browsing. Remember a very good friend of my Dad's - Jim Wysong was with the AVG -&- telling stories about China. Glad to see a site that continues the history. I have read 'GOD is my co-pilot'
several times.
Russell A. Dyrland
28/Feb/1999:14:43:39
Son of a Flying Tiger Pilot, Bernard A. Dyrland.
Here's the pilot and a word from him... I flew with pride in the CATF, 75th FS detached from the 16th FS then 16th FS at Kweilin, Chanyi, Yunanyi, flew A Japanese I-97 over the Hump to Dinjan on the wing of Col. Holloway, the engine quit running and I crash landed in a tea plantation. Flew a second tour with the 76th FS from october 44 on. Flew into Liuchow just before the big evacuation. Does RLS still have the old hat with the bullet hole in it?
Bernie
Russell A. Dyrland
28/Feb/1999:14:27:54
Son of a Flying Tiger Pilot, Bernard A. Dyrland
D. Michael Damiani
24/Feb/1999:23:05:48
Hello This is a great tribute to one of the men who made my favorite airplane one of the best and most famous. To Mr. Scott my hat is off. Thanks for your inspiration, and gentlemen please continue the great work!
Mario Serelle
11/Feb/1999:21:44:34
I'm a "lover" of aviation, specially the history of the aviation and the Second World War. I really know the value of the Flying Tigers for the war in the Pacific and I read about your actions there. You were heroes for the Chinese and for the Americans that gone after you. I'm a Brazilian plastic modeler and I built a P-40E of the 23rd FG with your name below the cockpit, really!!
Terry R. Westphal
02/Feb/1999:01:56:05
I have two of general Scotts books and have enjoyed them over and over through the years. It has only been since the Internet that I have really been able learn more about General Scott.
I will be 53 on April 18th and have enjoyed a good life. I went into the Air Force in 1963 at the age of 17. I was a ground crew member on a kc135 out of Barksdale A.F.B. La. In 1965 we spent the year in southeast Asia. We flew out of Gaum, okinawa Thailand and the Pi. We refueled 105s, F4s,and B52's over Vietnam. I like to think we helped . I have worked at Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. for 25 years. Alma Pomeroy and I have been together since 1985 and between us we have 5 kids WE have a1950 170A Cessna A1985FLHTC,A1950 chevy pickup a 1956 ford and lots of Montana roads and blue sky to use them in We live in the Flathead Valley about 26 miles from glacier natl. park it is a great place to visit and a great place to live We would like to hear from general Scott if it is possible Has he ever been to Montana?
Chuck
01/Feb/1999:21:57:22
Love the web page! I met BG Scott several years back at a National Guard meeting. He is a great person.
Paul D. Alexander
25/Jan/1999:01:36:41
Ya done real good, fellas! My fondest regards to the General and yourselves!
Tim Britt
15/Jan/1999:16:14:05
Great Site! I'll visit as often as possible.
Jimmy Norton
23/Nov/1998:20:25:14
Member of Ga Aviation Hall of Fame which has inducted Gen. Scott. Great page which I will forward details and address of to membership.
Tom Pina
10/Nov/1998:12:14:09
I'm new to all this. However what I have seen is overwhelming.
Lisa Prestridge
21/Oct/1998:16:49:23
What a wonderful world...great job Sue!
Bad Bunny
14/Oct/1998:08:14:43
Cool page Thanks for letting me sign your guestbook
Joe Noah
PREDDY MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
11/Oct/1998:12:13:03
Bob Scott signed my copy of his fifth printing of GOD IS MY CO-PILOT in 1993 when I signed a copy of GEORGE PREDDY, TOP MUSTANG ACE,
Curtis L. Chronister
11/Oct/1998:09:01:59
A great site to a great American. Good thing the guys in the club let a girl in to spruce up the place. With her creativeness and the guy's willingness to share their hero, GEN Scott can be an inspiration to all who may read and learn about him.
Mike Heffner
10/Oct/1998:07:54:59
Great job! I really enjoy your site and will be checking back often. Thank you!
Rick Kent
09/Oct/1998:15:31:08
A great site dedicated to a great man. Well done George!!
Robert V. Pratts
05/Oct/1998:14:02:51
charles martin
04/Oct/1998:01:34:42
I like it a lot and will contribute some stores about the great man soon. I need a homepage of my own to promote an upcoming book: THE LAST GREAT ACE
Tonya Bruner
Brat Pack
02/Oct/1998:02:49:16
My hats off to the web master here, what a job well done, SHE deserves a pat on the back.;-) Keep up the good work. The General should be very proud.
Susan Fisher
01/Oct/1998:15:28:18
WOW! what a site!!!! great graphics! Congrats on the site... Finally a place you can
show off all your confo! Keep up the good work and pour another margarita!!!!
Randy -&- Jen Hatcher
30/Sep/1998:22:27:48
What a great job that has been done putting this page together. It looks wonderful and getting better everyday. My hats off to the "gang" for giving this man the recognition that he deserves.
WAYNE SMITH
30/Sep/1998:21:39:57
YOU WERE RIGHT. IT IS A GREAT SITE AND A WELL DESERVED TRIBUTE TO A HERO.
David Smith
30/Sep/1998:16:56:49
I like it alot.
Rocky Gooch
USAAF Resource Group Aviation Legends
30/Sep/1998:13:43:38
Finding your page is a great pleasure - I missed meeting Gen. Scott at an event in Morrow, GA a couple of years ago when I had to leave early and it's been somewhat of a regret ever since. I'll visit often... Thanks for your "labor of love" - Rocky
Guerry Bruner
29/Sep/1998:22:15:27
I must agree with Mr. Fisher, this is the greatest web-site in cyberspace. Makes it that much better just being a part of it! Keep'em flying! GB
Mary Pierce
29/Sep/1998:15:03:02
Great Job. Very Interesting!
Jane Lynch
29/Sep/1998:14:47:49
What a cool web site!!
Michael John McShane
29/Sep/1998:13:32:53
Great work Guys! I'll send you a story soon!
George Fisher
28/Sep/1998:15:08:47
I think this is the best damn website in cyberspace and you can quote me on that!!
RLSFCA
Robert L. Scott Fan Club Association
28/Sep/1998:15:05:46
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