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Address(1) Alvin Callender Field Address(2)   City New Orleans State Louisiana Zip 70146 Country USA Contact   Phone   Fax

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Willard E. Bedford  Jacksonville Beach, Florida	I am a plank-owner at Callender Field. We decommissioned the Lakefront NAS in Dec.1957 and commissioned Callender Field in 1958. I was a member of VS821 at the time, later transfered to AWS82,as an Air Controlman. I entered the Naval Air Reserve on 4 Oct 1957,The day the Russians put up the 1st "Sputnik". 03/06/2007 @ 18:04 [ref: 5691]
Sion Carter  Orlando, Florida	I made an emergency landing at Alvin Callender in January, 1957, prior to its opening. An Air Force T-33, it was the first fixed wing aircraft to use the new runway. 09/09/2005 @ 16:22 [ref: 4424]
Sion Carter  Orlando, Florida	I made an emergency landing at Alvin Calendar in January, 1957, prior to its opening. An AF T-33, it was the first fixed wing aircraft to use the new runway. 09/09/2005 @ 16:14 [ref: 4423]
Doug Rathbun  , Kentucky	The airfield is three feet below sea level if I remember correctly. I used to fly there with the Navy flying club and was a Marine stationed there 08/31/2005 @ 09:49 [ref: 4389]
B E HOWARD  , Texas	HOW FAR BELOW SEALEVELISOLD NAS, HOMEOF THE FIGHTING COONASS'S 1964 - 1967 IWILL STOP IN TOVISIT THE OLD PLACE IN JULY 04 06/25/2004 @ 17:49 [ref: 3230]

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