World War II aircraft
Aircraft which were in use by the 32nd during World War II.
[more]F-86 Sabre
The U. S. Air Force its first "swept wing" fighter.
[more]F-100 Super Sabre
The world's first production airplane capable of flying faster than the speed of sound in level flight (760 mph).
[more]F-102 Delta Dagger
The all-weather deltawing interceptor.
[more]F-4 Phantom
One of the U. S. Air Force its most durable and versatile aircraft.
[more]F-15 Eagle
The all-weather tactical fighter designed to gain and maintain air superiority in aerial combat.
[more]T-33 Shooting Star
The "T-bird" trainer aircraft.
[more]Soesterberg Air Base
Soesterberg Air Base, also known as Camp New Amsterdam.
[more]Ramstein Air Base
Ramstein Air Base, home base of the Air Operations Wolfhounds.
[more]Personnel World War II
Wolfhounds personnel during World War II.
[more]Personnel Ramstein AB
Ramstein Air Base its BIG DAWGS.
[more]Patches
Like other U. S. Air Force squadrons the 32nd had a rich history of patches.
[more]Memorabilia
32nd decorative plates, Delftware, mugs, t-shirts, coins, shirts, pins, stickers, scutcheons, caps, scarfs, etc, etc.
[more]American High School
The students of Soesterberg AB its American High schools.
[more]Wolfhounds reunion 2004
50 years after coming to the Netherlands and 10 years after leaving Camp New Amsterdam the former members of the "Queens finest" organized a reunion in Holland.
[more]Wolfhounds SP reunion 2006
The first reunion of the 32nd Fighter Interceptor Squadron Security Police members.
[more]Wolfhounds reunion 2007
This reunion was the last chance to see the Soesterberg Air Base in operational use because the base the Dutch government announced they are closing it down.
[more]Wolfhounds FIS Reunion 2007
Reunion of the 32nd Fighter Interceptor Squadron members held in Colorado Spring from September 30 thru October 1, 2007.
[more]Miscellaneous
Al sort of images related to the Wolfhounds, Soesterberg Air Base or Ramstein Air Base.
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