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Date Posted: 15:42:52 03/27/03 Thu
Author: John Park
Subject: Re: Zp2 lighter than air insignia
In reply to: Brian French 's message, "Re: Zp2 lighter than air insignia" on 15:41:46 03/27/03 Thu

Thank you for the ZP-2 Ensignia. I was with ZP-2 from the last part of 1949 to September 1952. I started out in Lakehurst, NJ and then they moved the squadron to Brunswick, GA. I have a large ensignia that was sewn on a jacket. The jacket is long gone but somewhere in this house I still have the ensignia.
Thanks again and hopefully we will talk again.
John Park

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