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Welcome Aboard !
THE GTS HOMEPAGE
Serving Swifters Since
May 1996
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GTS HOMEPAGE!
Your support of this website is sincerely appreciated.
More Info...
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YOU!
Recognizing
Swifters who have chosen to lend their support to the
continued efforts of the GTS Homepage.
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Swift
Clubs & Associations
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Rocky Mountain Renegades Swift Wing
A semiformal Swift
wing in Colorado
with 8 flying Swifts and 3 projects. For more info contact RMR
leader
Kevin Kennelly.
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Swift Museum
Foundation, Inc. |
The Swift Museum
Foundation, Inc. is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of
the Globe/Temco Swift and any related items pertaining to its
history. The Swift Museum Foundation also hosts the National
Swift Fly-In at Athens, TN. The next fly-in
will be in May 2006. Swift association annual dues for
Individual Memberships are $35.00 per year. Family Memberships are
$45.00 per year and Life Memberships are $1,000.00.
Swift Museum Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 644
Athens, TN 37371-0644
(423) 745-9547 email: swiftlychs@aol.com
Swift Parts Dept: (423) 744-9696
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The New!
Florida
Swift Wing
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The Florida Swift
Wing is dedicated to helping Florida Swifters connect with each
other and allow more organized activities. For more information
contact
FSW Leader
Perry
Sisson.
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SOUTHERN SWIFT
AIR GROUP
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The Southern Swift Air Group
was formed to fill a void in activity for Swifters in the Southeast US and to provide a means for us to gather, enjoy our Swifts,
talk flying in general and continue the warm and friendly environment
that Swifters and others in flying have always enjoyed. The SSAG will move the fly ins around the Southeast and will
use a different host for each event. Newsletter dues $10 per year.
Click links below for
latest SSAG Newsletter!
OCT/NOV 2008
Contacts...
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Southern
California
Swift Wing
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The first Swift
association ever formed, the Southern California Swift Wing organizes events
and fly-ins for Swifters in Southern California. Membership dues are $15.00 per year and include the monthly Southern California
Swift Wing Newsletter.
Address:
Southern California Swift Wing
c/o Allan & Bonnie Erickson
19821 Kinzie St.
Chatsworth, CA 91311
(818) 993-0948
email:
swiftalbon@earthlink.net
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West Coast
Swift Wing
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The West Coast Swift Wing
organizes monthly events and fly-ins
for Swifters on the West Coast of the U.S. including Central and Northern
California, Oregon, Washington and B.C. Canada. The WCSW is led by Gerry
& Carol Hampton out of Cameron Park, CA. They are assisted by Northwest Swifter
Don Thomson of
Independence, OR, who helps out as a contact for the Northwest Swifters
and by organizing occasional regional gatherings in OR, WA, and B.C.
Canada. The West Coast Swift Wing also hosts the West Coast National
Swift Fly-In at Westover Field, Jackson, CA. The next fly-in
will be Sept 22-24, 2006. Membership dues are $15.00 per year and include the monthly West Coast
Swift Wing Newsletter.
Address:
West Coast Swift Wing
3195 Bonanza Dr.
Cameron Park, CA 95682
Email: av8rgnh@sbcglobal.net
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Red
River
Swift Wing
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The Red River Swift Wing organizes occasional events
and fly-ins for Swifters in and around the state
of Texas. Stan Price is the
RRSW President and Ed Lloyd is
the Wing's newsletter editor.
"Our mission statement remains vague and unwritten. We are just a bunch
of guys and gals who love our Swifts, enjoy being around Swifts, or just
enjoy being around people who talk Swifts."
Editorial Address:
Red River Swift Wing
3504 Saddlestring Trl.
Austin, TX 78739
RSW Website: http://members.cox.net/jdicker/home.html
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Honorary
Swift Wings.
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Present
Euro Swift Wing
Wing Leader -- George Isenbuerger
Down Under
Swift Wing
Wing Leader -- Grahame Gibson
(Australia)
Springbok
Swift Wing
Wing Leader -- Anton Barnes-Webb
(South Africa)
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Past
Diego Garcia Swift Wing
Wing Leader -- "Doc"
Mahoney
Circa 1980s
UAE
Swift Wing
Wing Leader -- "Doc"
Mahoney
Circa 1995
South Korean Swift Wing
Wing Leader -- Bruce Ray
Circa 2002
Honest Abe (CVN 72) Swift Wing
Wing Leader -- Chris
"Meat" Kenefick
Gulf War II - Spring 2003
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