Welcome to my forest. The F-4-U's are no more. The last Vought Corsair was purchased by one of our members for just over $2,million bucks and as such there are few of them for sale if at all. That said our attention now turns to the birds or VT byrds of my name sake. Yes the AirWolf. I picked up that tag from a Executive officer in my flight training group at the Alameda Navy base near San Francisco California. I used to push everything to the breaking point just to see what would happen. In our mock dog fights over Nevada I would engage tactics that few dared. Thus that XO said I was the wolf in amongst the Sheep, the VMA214 BlackSheep Squadron. After that I attempted to put that call sign into everything I did and currently do. Including my private life, both in our crop dusting business that was started when I was 10 years old by my Dad with a used AgCat and he called the company Eagle-One Aviation. However upon my discharge from the USMC in 2002 and after the death of my Dad in 1978 I decided to rename the company AyreWolf Aviation. With now nearly 60 aircraft in our inventory and nearly $20,million bucks of annual billing AyreWolf Aviation is no small company and is one of a very few aviation companies in America licensed to apply farm chemicals. The crew I employee many who own their own byrds are known as the Wolf-Pack, however there seemed to be a deep under foot rumbling from some in our vintage aviation group named after the famous BlackSheep, that loved vertical aircraft. Most notably the Helicopter. So Tuesday at the services of one of my best friends of the 214 and in his honor since he flew a rescue helo we all met at the NCO club on Hill Air Force Base and decided to put a sub group of the BlackSheep together as what else? The AyreWolves. More details later.
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