Showing posts with label F-106. Show all posts
Showing posts with label F-106. Show all posts

Sunday, December 27, 2020

Six PAck F-106's photos from Ed Gumbko collection

I had not joined the 191St at the time they had F-106's.   This is was the name six pack came from. The beginning of the ADC fighter Squadron.















 

Wednesday, July 29, 2020

191St F-106 beginning of the "Six Pack"

Finding photo of F-106's that the 191St Fig had has been a difficult process.   During that time digital cameras are new and expensive.  Because of this the photo are from film camera.  More than like there are great photo hidden away in personal photo albums.  I have found these pictures on the internet and people I worked with facebook pages.   Many of these photo are from Eddie Gumbko facebook page.  Eddie took a lot of picture during his time with the 191st.  I believe he started at the end of the RF-84 era through the RF-101, F-106, F-4 C/D, F-16 ADF and C-130's. 
 As for the name "Six Pack" not hundred percent how the unit got that call sign.  I heard it came about after the F-106 got the vulcan gun mode.  But they folks in the unit knew how to party.  Maybe it for the six of beer...  That is a mystery I still need to solve.

  My greatest thanks goes out to Eddie.

Now for the pictures.

       The initial Squadron tail marking,  Glad they came up with the checker board












Ed Gumbko with his F-106B



Assed 2/15/2022



Thursday, August 1, 2019

Video William Tell 1965.

The great part they show the F-106 unit from Selfridge AFB, before it became a guard base.


Saturday, May 11, 2019

191st F-106A

Don't find many pictures of Six Pack 106's...  Sleek looking aircraft.





Monday, January 28, 2019

F-106 with six pack 20mm gun

A few photos of the gun pack on the F-106.  People are always looking for photos of the gun installed.








191st FIG more pictures.


F-106's   beautiful aircraft.  Note the aircraft has the blown canopy mod.




56-0463 F-106A of the 171st FIS Michigan ANG at Selfridge. Taken 5 Jun 1976 by Fred Harl










Crew chief Eddie Gumko