FB-111.net

The website dedicated to the FB-111A

Welcome

This is the only website dedicated to promote interest in the aircraft and support the FB community at large. Previously "FB-111A.net", the website is now FB-111.net. It all started in 1996 with a page about nose-arts from the 380th BW in Plattsburgh AFB. After many hours of work by the creator and webmaster of FB-111A.net, , the website is up again and every member of the FB community is invited to comment and share stories, infos and pics. The subjects are indexed on the first 2 pages. The plan is to update the website when new infos/pics are uncovered.  This is why everyone's contribution of any kind is welcome. Stories, newspapers clips, photos and infos, etc.... There is a lot of research and many hours spent in doing a website like this. Thank you to all that contributed in the past with infos and photos. Click on the link below to see what has been added since your last visit.

Updates, credits and disclaimer

The Hall of Fame

Every pilot and navigator coming to the FB-111A program were assigned to the 4007th Combat Crew Training Squadron (later redesigned 530th CCTS) at Carswell AFB and later Plattsburgh AFB, NY. The mission of the CCTS was to provide highly-qualified, combat-ready aircrew members to the FB-111A Bombardment Squadrons in the Strategic Air Command.

The Hall of Fame

The Class photos

On these two pages are Class photos obtained from the Plattsburgh Air Force Base Museum in Plattsburgh, NY. The base was the home of the 4007th Combat Crew Training Squadron. It seems that not every classes had their photo taken, therefore it will be impossible to have a complete selection. If you do have a class photo that is not shown on this page and/or have additional infos, please .

The Class photos

F-111 Memorial, National Museum of the United States Air Force

The F-111 Memorial Foundation designed, constructed, and donated a memorial to the National Museum of the United States Air Force.  The memorial acknowledges the units that operated the Vark/Raven, and the men and women who flew, maintained, and supported the jet. Thank you for your generosity and supports.

The F-111 memorial dedication, 
October 2022

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