SKYDIVING REUNIONS
488 EAST 6400 SOUTH, SUITE 250
SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84107
801.506.3133 PHONE
copyright 2011
488 EAST 6400 SOUTH, SUITE 250
SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84107
801.506.3133 PHONE
copyright 2011
PHOTO GALLERY
2010 PIONEERS REUNION
Hosted by Jacque and Felicia Istel at Felicity, California. Lots of jumps and lots of tandems for pioneers. Smiles all around.
Hosted by Jacque and Felicia Istel at Felicity, California. Lots of jumps and lots of tandems for pioneers. Smiles all around.
CELEBRATING 50 YEARS
OF SKYDIVING HISTORY
On August 16, 1960, Air Force Capt. Joe Kittinger rode a helium balloon to 102,800 feet and jumped. Fifty years later his jumped was commemorated at Deland, Florida and the first National Skydiving Museum Event and Hall of Fame Dinner.
OF SKYDIVING HISTORY
On August 16, 1960, Air Force Capt. Joe Kittinger rode a helium balloon to 102,800 feet and jumped. Fifty years later his jumped was commemorated at Deland, Florida and the first National Skydiving Museum Event and Hall of Fame Dinner.
50 WAY FORMATION CELEBRATING JOE KITTINGER'S HISTORICAL JUMP
A 50 Way with a K in the middle to honor Joe Kittinger. The jump and formation was organized by B.J. Worth and the video was filmed by Bill Schmitz over Skydive Deland.
A 50 Way with a K in the middle to honor Joe Kittinger. The jump and formation was organized by B.J. Worth and the video was filmed by Bill Schmitz over Skydive Deland.
VIDEO AND PICTURES OF OTHER EVENTS
Slide Presentation - Lots of Pictures - 2009 Raeford Reunion
Mule Ferguson's Flickr Site - 2009 Raeford Reunion
Mule Ferguson's Video
Wind Tunnel
Accuracy
Around the Drop Zone
Mule Ferguson's Flickr Site - 2009 Raeford Reunion
Mule Ferguson's Video
Wind Tunnel
Accuracy
Around the Drop Zone
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If you want to see literally thousands of old skydiving pictures go to Lee Guilfoyle's Flickr site. He has accumulated photos from some of the most famous skydive photographers including Ray Cottingham, Jerry Irwin, Pat Works, Chip Maury and many more. WARNING: You will get sucked into this site and can spend hours going down skydiving memory lane. Click here to go to Lee's Flickr site.
