National WWII Glider Pilots
Association, Inc

    home page

Seal of WWII Glider Pilots Association

Contents

Home
Purpose
Reunion
Museum
Newsletter
Eight Missions
CG4A
Other Links
Training

E-Mail

 

The National World War II Glider Pilots Association, Inc.,   with headquarters at 21 Phyllis Road, Freehold, NJ 07728, is a 501(c)(19) non-profit veterans organization consisting of World War II Glider Pilot members who earned the MOS 1026 and the Glider Pilots wings. Other individuals may apply  for affiliation by virtue of their interest in, contributions to, the general goals and purposes of the association. If you are interested in becoming an affiliate as member of the Silent Wings Museum, contact by e-mail  S. Tipton Randolph, National Secretary,  for an application or call (732) 462-1838. Please be sure to list your mailing address

Approximately 6000 individuals were trained as glider pilots and earned their wings with MOS 1026. Approximately 950 dues paying glider pilots still participate in the activities although their numbers are declining with ages in the 80 to 95 year group. Widows and legatees may continue the deceased glider pilot's participation if so desired as affiliates and members of the Silent Wings Museum. The glider pilots are proud of their silver wings with the large letter "G" which they note really stands for GUTS. It took guts to fly the glider beyond enemy lines on a one-way mission.

.Glider Pilot Wings

 

 

Last modification October 11, 2008.  

WebmasterGeorge I. Theis, National Treasurer, NWWII Glider Pilots Association, Inc