History Up Close series with LCDR Robert “Kim” Sheldon, USN (Ret.) as he spotlights the Museum’s SP-5B Marlin
History Up Close series with LCDR Robert “Kim” Sheldon, USN (Ret.) as he spotlights the Museum’s SP-5B Marlin
3 commentsHistory Up Close series with LCDR Robert “Kim” Sheldon, USN (Ret.) as he spotlights the Museum’s SP-5B Marlin
History Up Close series with LCDR Robert “Kim” Sheldon, USN (Ret.) as he spotlights the Museum’s SP-5B Marlin
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Art Tobkin
January 20, 2021, 16:26Thank you for the excellent presentation on the Martin Marlin P5-M. I flew as a Radio Operator/Electrical Panel Distribution Operator in P5-M’s from 1962 to 1964. I was attached to VP-31, the Pacific Fleet Replacement Air Group squadron, based at North Island Naval Air Station.
It was an experience for a 19 year old youth.
I regret that the presentation did not take us into the aircraft. There actually was two levels in the forward part of the aircraft…the lower electronics bay and access to the nose, and the flight deck where the Radio, Julie, Jezebel, Radar operators, along with the TACCO operator and the Crew Chief were situated. It was another two steps up from the flight deck to the Pilot and Co-Pilot’s station.
I will show this video to my children and grand children. Thanks again.
REPLYLeonard moczygemba
June 28, 2022, 00:27Robert Sheldon was he on the uss pine island and was he a shipserviceman in1965 to 1966
REPLYLeonard Moczygemba
June 28, 2022, 00:44I was on the pine island 4/4 /65—rode the ship to Seattle to get decommissioned, then got on the uss Ticonderoga. Got out in12/14/68…Now 74yrs old,and still makingWAVES..
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