Morgantown FSS, 1987

Morgantown FSS (MGW), West Virginia, 1987

The entire console at Morgantown.  Inflight can be seen at the far end

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The Inflight position

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Pilot weather briefing counter with LABS equipment and a model 43 printer

Parkersburgh FSS, 1983

Parkersburgh FSS (PKB), West Virginia, 1983

Lafayette Demery working the Inflight position

Morgantown FSS Senator Briefing, 1964

Morgantown FSS (MGW), West Virginia, 1964

West Virginia Senator Jennings Randolph visits the Morgantown FSS for a briefing. Left to right:  Domenick Bellotte, FSS employee Hulton Shuler, FSS employee Fred Hinson, CSMS; Senator Jennings Randolph, and FSS employee Harry Shaw.

Morgantown FSS, FAA N92 Aircraft, 1973


Submitted by Ed Dietz

Morgantown (MGW), West Virginia, October 1973

FAA aircraft, N92 parked on the ramp in front of Morgantown FSS (directly behind tail of aircraft) and Tower.

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Submitted by Ed Dietz

Joe Don Hatcher (far left), receives an award from Bob Stanton, Director of Eastern Region. Far left is Ed Dietz, Chief of Morgantown FSS.

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Submitted by Ed Dietz

One of many Morgantown airport dedications. Persons in photo are (order unknown): Ed Dietz, Chief of MGW FSS (2nd from left) Mike Collins, NASA Jimmie Dow, Acting FAA Administrator. Two other unknowns are FAA headquarters personnel.

Morgantown FSS, 1955

Morgantown FSS (MGW), West Virginia, about 1955

The Inflight position.  Manager of the station during this period was believed to be a Mr. Jennings.  The person in the photo above is unidentified.

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The FSS facility was located on the north end of the building (right side), directly behind this beautiful P-51 Mustang

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The FSS facility is located behind the Grumman Mallard on the north end of the building (right side)

Morgantown FSS

Morgantown FSS (MGW), West Virginia (date unknown)

Specialists at Morgantown, West Virginia Flight Service Station using a direction finder (DF) and broad communications network to locate a lost pilot

Huntington FSS Directional Finder

Huntington FSS (HTS), West Virginia, date unknown

Specialists at Huntington, West Virginia Flight Service Station using a direction finder (DF) to locate a lost pilot

Charleston FSS Closing Ceremony, 1993

Charleston FSS (CRW), West Virginia, March 1993
Photos submitted by John Lynch

Closing ceremony night for the Charleston Flight Service Station. Names are unknown

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Elkins FSS Operations

Elkins FSS (EKN), West Virginia, date unknown

Gene Betler in the operations area.  The weather briefing equipment was the GS200 and remoted from Charleston FSS