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美國對國府RF-101任務的控制
Posted on August 29th, 2011 No comments
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2010 Aviation Open House Schedule (Updated: 2010/06/13)
Posted on December 27th, 2009 15 comments- 2010/06/05（Sat）Ching Chuang Kang AFB 台中清泉崗空軍基地
- 2010/07/10（Sat）Lungtan Army Aviation Base 桃園龍潭營區
- 2010/06/16 (Wed) Taoyuan Naval Aviation Base 海軍航指部桃園基地
- 2010/07/17（Sat）Hualien AFB 花蓮空軍基地
- 2010/11/13（Sat）Hsinshe Army Aviation Base 台中龍翔營區
- 2010/11/20（Sat）Hsinchu AFB 新竹空軍基地
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ROCAF RF-101C?
Posted on May 9th, 2009 2 commentsThe two RF-101 at Taoyuan Aviation Museum and at ROCAF Museum in Kangshan were suspected as two C models painted with fake A-model serial numbers because both aircraft have the small air intake on the leading edge of the vertical fin which is a distinctive feature of the C model. The three official USAF photos below show the air intake on the RF-101C, which is indicated by an arrow.
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ROCAF F-5A/B Program in CINCPAC History Series (Part 2)
Posted on February 28th, 2009 2 comments
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ROCAF F-5A/B Program in CINCPAC History Series (Part 1)
Posted on February 21st, 2009 No commentsAlmost three years ago, I wrote about ROCAF F-5A/B, based on US Military Assistance Program Master File. The number of acquired aircraft given by the source was inconsistent with the number provided by CAF2000, an expert on ROCAF F-5. So I am going to post the passages about ROCAF F-5A/B I found in the CINCPAC History series. Hopefully we will have a clearer picture of this program.
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On ROCAF F-104A/B
Posted on February 14th, 2009 3 commentsI would like to share with you the information on ROCAF F-104A/B that I founded in the declassified series of Commander in Chief Pacific Command History. The 1960 History covers ROCAF’s first batch of 25 F-104A/B. Noteworthy is that it refers to the “reinstallation of M-61 20mm guns on these aircraft.” Does this imply that the US government had intended previously to deliver these aircraft without guns?
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Old Photos of ROCAF C-119 (and More)
Posted on February 5th, 2009 1 commentTaipei Air Station has some photos of ROCAF C-119, taken in 1958 while they were at Tainan AFB. These photos are unique in that they were taken shortly after these C-119 had been delivered to Taiwan. There are also photos of the 1st Fighter Group F-84G and various American aircraft at Tainan AFB. A must see!
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General Hsichun Hua, ROCAF (Ret.)
Posted on January 17th, 2009 9 comments
Via Col. Tom Wang
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WWII Japanese Pillboxes on Formosa
WWII Japanese Pillboxes on Formosa