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| Name: Cindy Buehner From: Oregon E-mail: cindylb589@msn.com |
I live next door to Franks Daughter.She tells me all the time about her dad.His daughter name I Gail Tallman.
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| Name: Jim Baumann From: Denver Colorado E-mail: MUSTANG5YQ@AOL.COM |
I am looking for information on a B-25J used in the movie "Catch-22." I am trying to figure out which airplane was known as "the DENVER DUMPER." I believe it was 44-30077, N2849G but cannot confirm. Any information from anyone who may know...please contact me at Mustang5YQ@AOL.COM
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| Name: Marc Fernandez From: Orange County, CA E-mail: marc@classicjet.com |
I worked at Newport Air Associates at Orange County Airport from '76 to '79. They were located next to, and were part of, the Tallmantz Aviation and Movieland of the Air complex. I worked with the A&P mechanics and did all kinds of duties in exchange for flying time; it was a Summer job for a couple of years. I distinctly remember Frank Pine and Frank Tallman walking around and always being nice. Pine seemed to always have a cigar in his mouth. I remember the back storage rooms and closets, hidden from public view. Because I worked there I would go in there and touch all those old aircraft parts, movie sets (including the F4U Corsair "cockpit" used in filming the Baa Baa Black Sheep TV series) and crates. It was like being back in time. What a wonderful time and place...and the smell of those old airplanes and their parts! It was a heady, wonderful, old smell. The ghosts of so many flights. Those storage rooms were like a gold mine. I also remember the day Frank Tallman was killed. As a pilot, I pass that peak many times and think of him.
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| Name: Chris McMillin From: Huntington Bch/Pacific Palisad E-mail: pittsflyr@yahoo.com |
In working for Tallmantz as a fuel truck driver/aircraft fueler in 1978-79 I was very familiar with Don Pine. He was a brother of Walt and Frank Pine and a retired California Highway Patrol motor officer. He came to work for the company shortly after I did in the fuel department and was a pleasant man to work with and had a wonderful demeanor. I have lost track of Boots, Marty and Mickie Marchak through the years and fear they may have passed, but I'll always cherish the memories of working at that famous operation at Orange County Airport.
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| Name: Chris From: Yucca Valley, CA |
Hi Scott, thanks for the great info! The father of a friend of mine worked on the Phoenix; does anyone remember a Jerry Morrison on the project? Also, re the Continental Airlines DC-7 N8210H, was this in the the museum to honor movie pilot Archie Twitchell who was killed in the crash of the original N8210H in 1957, or just a coincidence?
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| Name: MIKE DIETERICH From: CHINO, CA E-mail: dsotm2001@hotmail.com |
I WROTE YOU EARLIER, I FORGOT THAT MY UNCLE WALTER PINE ALSO WORKED WITH TALLMANTZ CORP. AND SURVIVES HIS BROTHERS FRANK AND DON, HE LIVES IN TEXAS WITH MY AUNT MARYLIN... ALSO IN THE PICTURE UNDER THE PHOTO LISTED IN THE FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX STORY, MY UNCLE FRANK IS LISTED AS FOURTH FROM LEFT, ALTHOUGH POOR IN QUALITY, I REALLY DON'T THINK THAT IS FRANK PINE. MY MOTHER IS LAUN PINE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE PINE FAMILY, SHE LIVES IN PALM DESERT CA. BEST REGUARDS, MIKE DIETERICH
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| Name: MIKE DIETERICH From: IRVINE, CA / CHINO, CA E-mail: dsotm2001@hotmail.com |
I AM A NEPHEW OF FRANK & DON PINE WHO FLEW AND WORKED WITH TALLMANTZ CORP. IN THE 1960'S EARLY 70'S. I HAVE MANY FOND MEMORIES OF THIER TIME WITH TALLMANTZ CORP. IT'S SAD TO HEAR OF THE FATE OF THE CAMERA PLANE, BUT ALL THINGS PASS I GUESS. THANK YOU FOR HAVING THIS SITE UP FOR US TO ENJOY, I MISS MY UNCLES, AND THINK OF THEM OFTEN, FRANK LOVED WORKING WITH FRANK & PAUL...
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| Name: Miroslav Pokorny From: Czech republic E-mail: mpokornycz@gmail.com |
I would like to thank you and pass my most honest congratulations for amazing work behind Tallmantz Aviation page! It is complex and brilliantly made. Honest regards Miroslav Pokorny Prague, Czech republic
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| Name: Scott Thompson From: Lincoln, California E-mail: sat@aerovintage.com |
If you have anything to add to our Tallmantz pages, or personal knowledge about this subject, please post something here and/or give us contact information. Thanks.
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