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   Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2013

   Comments: The trust has done a fantastic job with this place. I had my wedding reception here and I can't imagine it not being available to anybody else to do the same, not to mention all of the history that goes with it.

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   Name: Scott List on Mar 3, 2013

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   Name: Vicki Coles on Mar 3, 2013

   Comments: Great piece in the Columbian today (3/3/13) written by former Mayors Hagenson and Pollard.

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   Name: Russell Miller on Mar 3, 2013

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   Name: David Pitcairn on Mar 3, 2013

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   Name: Patricia A Whitney on Mar 3, 2013

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   Name: Thomas Alexander Pearson on Mar 3, 2013

   Comments: Lt Alex Pearson Jr was my Uncle, my father Guthrie Pearson's brother. The family were Oregon natives for over two generations, living in Portland until after WWII when my Grandfather was in his late 80's. They spent a lot of time in Vancouver and Southern Washington State in general. Had Lt Alexander Pearson Jr lived would he no doubt would have been a well known a name in aviation history as his friend and fellow Lt Jimmy Doolittle. The flyers of his era were like todays Astronauts, everybody knew who they were and followed there exploits. They risked, and often lost their lives, as Alex did, in defending America and in the advancement of American aviation Regardless of my relation to Lt Pearson, I find it a travesty that a fake British outpost fort from 1792 is given priority over the rich AMERICAN history of Pearson Airfield.

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   Name: Thomas Alexander Pearson on Mar 3, 2013

   Comments: Lt Alex Pearson Jr was my Uncle, my father Guthrie Pearson's brother. The family were Oregon natives for over two generations, living in Portland until after WWII when my Grandfather was in his late 80's. They spent a lot of time in Vancouver and Southern Washington State in general. Had Lt Alexander Pearson Jr lived would he no doubt would have been a well known a name in aviation history as his friend and fellow Lt Jimmy Doolittle. The flyers of his era were like todays Astronauts, everybody knew who they were and followed there exploits. They risked, and often lost their lives, as Alex did, in defending America and in the advancement of American aviation Regardless of my relation to Lt Pearson, I find it a travesty that a fake British outpost fort from 1792 is given priority over the rich AMERICAN history of Pearson Airfield.

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   Name: Gary Yencich on Mar 3, 2013

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    Name: Les Smith on Mar 3, 2013

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11. 361
    Name: David Thomas on Mar 3, 2013

    Comments: We don't live in the area any more but have fond memories of the museum. Turn it back to the FVNT and the City of Vancouver.

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12. 362
    Name: June E. Whitney on Mar 4, 2013

    Comments: This facility is very important to the community and public at large. All of us that love vintage airplanes would be greatly harmed if you made them leave...why ruin something that does such great good for the local area and many that come from all over the world to see these planes? Makes no sense and to have it removed would be tragic.

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    Name: Marianne Boechler on Mar 4, 2013

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    Name: David Tankersley on Mar 4, 2013

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15. 365
    Name: William A Scott on Mar 4, 2013

    Comments: This museum is a national treasure that must be preserved at all costs.

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    Name: Carol Doty on Mar 4, 2013

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17. 367
    Name: Michelle Reid on Mar 4, 2013

    Comments: Government funds are disappearing from all areas. The NPS has taken a huge hit. Pearson Air Museum could disappear in a flash. Don't let this happen!

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    Name: Kara Lind on Mar 4, 2013

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 4, 2013

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    Name: Ron DeLude on Mar 4, 2013

    Comments: available to support the effort

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21. 371
    Name: Jack Cook on Mar 4, 2013

    Comments: NPS = Gestapo!

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22. 372
    Name: Daniel Pietras on Mar 4, 2013

    Comments: The Historic Trust has done a superb job of managing the museum and its other interests and is sensitive to the wishes of the community and works with local groups more than NPS. The museum, its 7 acres and all artifacts that were the responsibility of the Historic Trust before February 1 needs to be returned to the trust along with its staff, so aviation history can be properly protraied according to the wishes and support of the community. NPS has its own interperation of history and if they need to discuss some important facets of history, then they should do it, in good faith, with the Historic Trust. Support HR 716 by contacting your state and federal representatives and don't let this worthy endevor fall by the way side.

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 6, 2013

    Comments: Allow future generations to build memories here like so many before.

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    Name: Andrew Plunkett on Mar 7, 2013

    Comments: The Fort Vancouver Trust and the City of Vancouver have done a great job until the National Park Service decided to get involved. Turn this back over to the people that care, the trust and city.

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    Name: Mitchell Hymowitz on Mar 11, 2013

    Comments: Leave our airport and its museum alone!

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26. 376
    Name: Teresa Peddle on Mar 11, 2013

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    Name: Kelly E Sweet on Mar 12, 2013

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28. 378
    Name: Beth Griffin on Mar 13, 2013

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29. 379
    Name: Social Bookmarks on Mar 14, 2013

    Comments: sgxYLM Thanks a lot for the article post.Thanks Again. Awesome.

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    Name: Social Bookmarks on Mar 14, 2013

    Comments: 5bSHrp Appreciate you sharing, great blog post.Really thank you! Cool.

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31. 381
    Name: John Grems on Mar 14, 2013

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32. 382
    Name: Jim Lucas on Mar 15, 2013

    Comments: Time to bring Pearson Air Museum under control of the City of Vancouver and the Fort Vancouver National Trust - AGAIN.

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33. 383
    Name: Kyla Walker on Mar 15, 2013

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34. 384
    Name: Nancy Guenther on Mar 15, 2013

    Comments: The air museum was working just fine until the NPS stirred things up. What the heck is a covered wagon doing in an air museum anyway? The whole situation is ridiculous. Take a hike, NPS.

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    Name: Rod Bourland on Mar 23, 2013

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    Name: William Hauser on Mar 25, 2013

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    Name: Kimberly Hartman on Mar 26, 2013

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    Name: Phillip Williamson on Mar 27, 2013

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    Name: Jack Davis on Mar 30, 2013

    Comments: I loved Pearson before the Park Service took it over. It belongs in local hands.

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 6, 2013

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    Name: Stefan Tarzan on Apr 18, 2013

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    Name: John G. Trottier on Apr 22, 2013

    Comments: Vancouver WA resident

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    Name: Wolfgang Wigands on Apr 25, 2013

    Comments: www.crystalle.eu

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    Name: Crystalle Bobbe on Apr 25, 2013

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    Name: Basil L McCallister on May 10, 2013

    Comments: Lets keep the Museum open for everyone.

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46. 396
    Name: Marty Sunderland on May 12, 2013

    Comments: This museum should belong to the people of Vancouver, and returned to the National Trust.

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    Name: Kristina Galipp on May 14, 2013

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