Pasco Airway Radio Station (KCS), Washington, about 1929
Former employees stationed at Pasco Radio:
Bennett
Warren Boeshore
Bill Brenimam
Harold Johnson
Pasco Airway Radio Station (KCS), Washington, about 1929
Former employees stationed at Pasco Radio:
Bennett
Warren Boeshore
Bill Brenimam
Harold Johnson
Seattle Airway Radio Station (KZC), Washington, 1928
Former employees stationed at Seattle Radio:
Herb Hela
W.A. Siminson
R.A. Clark
Herb Wilson
Norm Bliss
Bernard Swaffield
J.W. Gunsolly
Seattle Military FSS & Seattle En Route Combined Facility, Washington, 1945
Courtesy of Society of Airway Pioneers
This was a combined facility with a military Flight Service Station and the Seattle En Route Center.
Everett OFACS (PAE), Washington
Overseas Foreign Aeronautical Communications Station at Everett, Washington, in the early 1940’s was the forerunner of the International Flight Service Station
Everett OFACS (PAE), Washington, during World War II
Everett, Washington (Seattle) Overseas Foreign Aeronautical Communications Station. The facility was camouflaged during World War II.
Hoquiam FSS, Washington, September 28, 2011
Photos submitted by Doug Croffut
Exterior view of the old FSS building in the above and below photos
Washington FSS (DCA), District of Columbia, Washington National Airport, 1973
Observed by management analyst Charles Wright (standing, left) and B. Miller (standing, right) are Washington FSS specialists (from the left), Nolan Adams, handling en route center flight plans; Percy Willis, sending and receiving other flight plans over the teletype; Buddy Phillips, coordinating plans; L. “Stan” Stansel, at the military in-bound position.
Submitted by Doug Croffut
Bellingham FSS (BLI), Washington, 1984
Exterior view of the FSS building
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Submitted by Doug Croffut
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Submitted by Doug Croffut
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Bellingham
The Confederate Air Force’s B-24 Liberator parked on the ramp in front of the Bellingham FSS
Ephrata Airway Radio Station, Washington, latter 1930’s
Station operator working at the position. The equipment includes rack-mounted RCA multi-band receivers with Model 14 and 15 teletypewriters in the rear
Submitted by Doug Croffut
Ephrata FSS, Washington, 1981
Interior view of the operations area