Timeless Voices Of Aviation
Let No Story Go Untold

http://www.eaa.org/timelessvoices/

I like John Truluck. What a great name for a fighter pilot.

The objective of Timeless Voices of Aviation, a major video history project of the EAA AirVenture Museum, is to assure that the first person oral histories of aviation’s development are preserved for future generations of family members, teachers, students, historians and others.

Just Imagine...

Imagine the scholars, professors, designers, students who will lead us in the future, being able to hear – first hand – how the great leaders and problem solvers of aviation’s past accomplished their work, in their own words.

Imagine a great grandson being able to see the face, hear the voice and understand the importance of the accomplishments of the ancestor he never met, just by turning on his PC.

Imagine a middle school teacher, in your home town, 10, 15, 20 years from now being able to go to a website and access, on behalf of her students, a first person account of WWII aviation from a veteran of the war from the same town.

Imagine what it will take to make this happen. Imagine Timeless Voices of Aviation.

Our Goals

To collect thousands of first person video oral history recordings from individuals who have impacted aviation’s development.
To document and preserve these recordings for future generations of family members, teachers, students, historians and others.
To make the recordings accessible through an on-line video history archive, and initiatives such as Museum displays and TV productions.
To engage thousands of volunteers in the rewarding process of gathering video oral history recordings.

Special thanks to the Robert A. "Bob" and Susan C. Wilson Foundation for generous support of the Timeless Voices of Aviation program.

I was on the Timeless Voices site tonight. There are so many interviews I decided to see who is there from my home state of Oregon.

This name Kenny Chapman caught my eye. I know we have a Kenny Chapman here on BCP. Could he be the same guy? Yep.

Very interesting interview. Kenny started in Hemet California, I have been there. Kenny works for Erickson Air Crane in logging and fire fighting.


The whole interview.
http://eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=41455009001

We have some very cool pilots on BCP. I love hearing there stories.

Cheers...Rob