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I am not sure on that. This plane is in Topeka , Kansas

Ok

Topeka, Kansas at the Combat Air Museum

Thank you so very much for being kind enough to share that information with me. I have taken a lot of interest in Military History and Military Aviation History as well. My father worked on and flew A-3 Sky warrior's in Vietnam on the USS Hancock. Ive been visiting all the museums and especially the Aviation ones in my own local 4 state area. (southeast,kansas). A lot of my family are Military Veterans and Once I got up and close and visited my first aviation museum it was overwhelming. Just walking through some of these museums makes me feel like my old dad is right next to me. I went to Forbes Field to go to the Air Combat Museum and Wow they have so much very interesting stuff around there, I plan on going back soon there was so much to see and learn. And what is so cool about it is while we were there, I got to see some T38 Talon trainers landing and taking off and even some Blackhawks taking off. I just wish they had a few more signs on some of the tanks and vehicles. Some I knew myself and some I had no idea what they were. But again thank you for taking the time to explain to me what some of things mean. I am not Military at all but I really honestly love learning about our Military more especially the planes, tanks, helicopters. Its just so relaxing to walk around something you never thought you would see. But enough rambling lol But again thank you so much for taking the time to tell me that. It is much appreciated and I learned more! so thats a big plus!

Not 100 percent sure on that. I am learning more and more about Forbes Field but i will look into that. As I am a huge baseball fan myself. That is definately worth looking into.

I just remembered a few people including myself when I did some research I got myself confused with Forbes Field which the pirates played at in Pittsburgh,Pa. This is Forbes Field in Topeka, Kansas. Its is used by the National Guard and Air Force and Civilians.

I thought it was pretty cool to see it. Never seen any kind of replica tv show or movie set. Totally nerded out over it lol

Thank you very much

Thank you. I thought it was well done and really cool.

Thank you for your service. I enjoyed always staying up and watching re runs of mash. My dad was Vietnam Vet in The Navy and ne and him would always watch mash and china beach. He never talked a lot about his time but I cherish the few times I can remember he mentioned things. So this brought back a lot of fond memories of him.

Thats actually really cool. I used to take our kitchen chairs and put blankets off my bed over them to try and make the swamp when I was a little kid. Needless to say my mom and dad got sick of it quick lol.

That is what I love about doing this. Learning other peoples stories and finding out things I myself did not know. By watching documentaries or reading books. I have found out so much fascinating things by visiting the places I have been. I love it.

I totally agree. Its really mesmerizing walking around and exploring these pieces of military history. I am hoping one day to be able to see a B17. I absolutelty love the nose art on them.

The company was established in New York by a russian immigrant igor sikorsky to provide civilian and military transportation needs. He was actually born in urkaine but at the time ukraine was still part of russia. I said the samething and i just learned all of that this month lol.

Yeah it was a wild movie for sure. Stanley Kubrick who directed it made some pretty crazy movies. One of the most quoted war movies id say.

I am glad they still use some these old hueys. They definately did their job and saved countless lives. That is great to know your dad was saved.

Very true.

This is located in Kansas City, Missouri.

Yes right by the airport. I do have a question do you happen to know anything about any of the old roads around that area? I am trying to figure out this old road that is right by the building. It looks like possibly an off ramp and I found a sign saying jct 291 if i remember correctly. I am still puzzled onto what that old road was. I couldt find a definate answer.

I think its how youtubes algrythim pushes videos. A lot of my military or military history videos dont get pushed a lot.

That sounds like it would be fun! If I ever get to Texas that is something I definitely want to check out. I completely understand that I could have stayed here for hours and tried to get everything, but it is just a lot to take in and almost impossible to catch it on one trip. My highlight of the trip was being able to look at a real medal of honor and reading the soldier's story of how he earned it and let me tell you the story was mind blowing what he did. But like most Medal of Honor recipients the story is just beyond amazing what some of these Men and Women did to earn it. And that's what enjoy about reading and learning about The Medal of Honor recipients. Lubbock actually is a town, I really want to visit as well due to Buddy Holly being from Lubbock.

That is very interesting. I am hoping to get up to dexter before winter hits and have a look around. I read they refused to go back through dexter because they knew the people in the town would be after them. So that really makes sense now. Thank you for sharing that, I read multiple places it was sheriff's then some said it was infact a posse made of the towns people.

Your very welcome. My son's great grandfather is buried their as well.

Wow! That must of been something to come across. Hopefully he didn't see what had happened. I could imagine that could have been haunting seeing that. When I was a kid a friend of mine's great grandpa told us about how he was at a Bank in Cicero I believe maybe? I can't remember it's been a while. But long story short he used to tell us how he was in a bank that John Dillinger robbed, and he even made the claim that it was true Dillinger did not steal from the poor and lower class.

Yes it was a MD 80. lol when we were leaving it was on mat that you walk out to see it. I been debating on doing voice overs especially at places and days its windy out. I just have to learn with my video program how to do that. The video I watched seemed complicated I just have not go around to looking for a better tutorial on how to do so. But thank you again for the kind words.

Yep. You sir are 100 right. In Joplin, where they had the shootout at the Apartment they rented, maybe 6 or 7 blocks away was a National Guard Armory. But in this case in Joplin and a few other shootouts, Law enforcement didn't know they were coming across Bonnie and Clyde in most cases and really didn't know they had BAR's. In Platte City they were way more prepared. Imagine being only armed with a 38 going up against BAR's and Thompsons.

Thank you. There was a ton of info I was trying to get out there lol. Still trying to learn how to direct message and I still cant figure it out lol. I was curious what grave you were wanting to check out in Kansas? I have a list that is getting longer. So far on My list personally I have Walter Cronkite, Ed Asner, Harry Truman, Russell Stover, Dwight Eisenhower, and Thomas Custer (General Custer's Brother). I am still researching famous or historical people buried in the 4-state area.

That sound's great! I appreciate that. I will definitely do that.

lol I am having trouble actually figure out how to direct message on here sorry.

Yep. That was another one of Clyde's obsessions besides the Ford V8. In all my research he always had a BAR somewhere close. That is partially why they always out gunned the police. The Platte City shootout is where the Police actually were prepared for a shootout with them.

@K3inKansas Absolutely,.Even today a criminal with a BAR and a V8 would be a hard person to stop,the BAR would go through steel cars like warm butter, Can you imagine how they would go through the cars of today??

@@scottmccoy3251 It would not be pretty. Especially in the plastic cars we have now. 550 to 650 rounds per second and chambered in 30.06?? Yeah nothing would be left of a modern car today. At the Platte County shootout, they did have an "armored car" but it was basically a few extra layers of steel and Clyde shot it to crap. Granted now we both know back then those armored cars were not as sophisticated and monstrous like we have now.

She was very pretty from all the pictures I myself seen. I read Bonnie was quite jealous of her. She was pretty much the Gang's butler sadly doing all the running for them. At least she led a peaceful life after it all and didn't kill anyone.

I totally agree. It really was emotional while doing research that Constable Harryman left behind 9 children. And he was doing these serving warrants as a side job to help bring in more income. He literally was only just a farmer and made a few dollars off these warrants. It really is tragic.

A lot of people agree. What intrigues me is learning and try to understand why they would choose to live that kind of life.

I will definately look into that. I am just starting and still learning alot. But I do try to be better every video.

Also thank you for offering constructive critisim without being rude about it. I am always open to suggestions and I will definately take what you said and read up and research that. I do feel I can improve alot. So thank you again for the advice. I am definately going to check into that.

I know they kidnapped a Constable or Sherriff and he was dropped off in Fort Scott in this area some where. They usually kidnapped people and used them for info on how to get out of town then let them go. Usually gave them money too. Learning this by the book about them I am reading.

Your very welcome

You are welcome

Thanks. It was really cool to be able to visit this place.

Thank you so much 😀

I thought so.

That is a blessing that she survived. Just reading all the details and things that happened during the journey it was very emotional and overwhelming. The ages of the children that were buried here just hit me so hard. They actually have the ages of them on the crosses, my camera did not pick it up very well. But they were as young as 1 day old. And as a father and just as a human that hit me pretty hard to where I was almost speechless.

Yes! It is My favorite from My generation. While i was filming this, I had a ghostly/creepy experience. When I was talking about the Earps getting into a brawl with his wife's brothers I look up and hear gunshots (probably a farmer or hunter). Gave me goosebumps for sure. Loved making this video for sure.

@@K3inKansas "Ghost Hunt"

@@Warner_pops It definitely would be worth investigating. This was during the day too. Sent chills up My spine. Really eerie

@@K3inKansas make me wish i still had all my equipment.

@@Warner_pops Same, sold everything I had.

thanks

Thank you! Learning as I go and keeping a list of things I personally want and need to improve on lol.

Appreciate that. Plan on doing a lot more. Its going to take a lot of work, but in my free time I think i can manage. A lot of stuff to learn. might take me a while but I have fun doing it.