RonBarrett.com - The Last Aviation Cadet

Hill Aerospace Museum - Hill Aerospace Museum is located on approximately 50 acres on the northwest corner of Hill Air Force Base, Utah, approximately five miles south of Ogden. The museum was founded in 1981 as a part of the U.S. Air Force Heritage Program and first opened in 1986. It moved to its current facility in 1991. We hosted our 1 millionth visitor in the spring of 1996 and we annually have around 180,000 visitors, coming from every state and from many foreign countries.

Valiant Air Command Warbird Museam & TICO Airshow - To see one of the best War Bird Museums in the US with real flying war birds! Near (Titusville Fla) the Kennedy Space Center & NASA Museum.

AFPC-Virtual MPF - The Virtual MPF lets military members access personal information and perform certain personnel functions anytime from any internet-connected computer

AFNOA - The Airforce Navigator Observor Association is an association of US Air Force Navigators, Observers, EWOs, WSOs, and CSOs [First Combat System Officers (CSOs) start training 30 September 2004, Graduate June 2005]. AFNOA currently has about 1200 members from World War II to current active duty, guard and reserve navigators.

Air Force Museum - Worlds Largest and Oldest Military Museum

National Museum of the USAF - To view the wonderful history of the USAF at the great facilities at Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio. More than 300 aircraft, visited by more than 1.3 million persons annually!

James Connally Navigators - For the history of Navigator, Bombardier & Radar Intercept Operators trained at J-C AFB, Texas, along with the final days of the Aviation Cadet Program.

USAF Navigator Training Patches   - Tto see the wonderful colorful patches worn by Navigators and EWOs. The only such gathering of this insignia anywhere!

Airline History Museum - To see the only civilian flying airline museum, dedicated to flying a Lockheed "Connie" in beautiful TWA colors to airshows USA wide. As a Navigator and former TWA instructor, Ron Barrett created the Airline History Museums "Navigation History" section. Join this organization and you can fly (legally) in the Connie to the airshows it flys to (like Oskosh.... hummm). Hear those big P&Ws roar and see the flames shoot out of the stacks once again!