These links will help you find other interesting F-100 material.
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Picture of Super sabre Society Logo. Click on this picture to link to the site.

This organization is open to all F-100 fighter pilots, F-100 Wild Weasel Bears and F-100 Squadron Flight Surgeons. Associate memberships will be offered at the discretion of the Membership Committee.

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This site's definition of a fighter pilot grabs your attention. "A fighter pilot is noted for intelligence, independence, integrity, courage, and patriotism. "Fighter Pilot" is a state of mind, not a job title. Therefore, not all people who fly fighters are fighter pilots, nor do all fighter pilots fly fighters, some of them drive trucks."

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This site proclaims itself to be the home of the greatest fighter pilots in the world. (Since it it deals with folks who flew F-100s, there's no argument there ...) The site reflects its motto well: If you don't know who the world's greatest fighter pilot is... It ain't you!!

Picture of baugher website home page. Click on this picture to link to the site.

If you want the details of the F-100 histories by serial number, this is your site. Detail oriented. Excellent F-100 coverage.

Picture of the bvmjets.com home page. Click on this picture to link to the site.

This web site is dedicated to radio controlled scale jets. The F-100D is particularly well done and is shown in a variety of colors. The model is 83.5 inches long and it has been reverse-engineered from a real F-100D, so it is very accurate. Powered by a real fan jet engine.

 Picture of Scott Vanaken F-100 page. Click on this picture to link to the site.

A great F-100 photo site with good links to other sites. Scott Vanaken's website leads you to a large number of good F-100 photos.

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This Air Force Research Center site at Maxwell AFB, Alabama, is an excellent source for aircraft research, including the F-100 Super Sabre. Good links to other sites, too. Very helpful personnel.

Picture of the home page for 56-3837. Click on this picture to link to the site.

A website devoted to the history of a single F-100F, 56-3837, named "The Ghost." A nice tribute to this airplane.

Picture of the home page for the RF-100A history. Click on this picture to link to the site.

This website traces the history of the RF-100A, also known as "Slick Chicks." Not much is known about the six aircraft modified for RF duties in Europe, other than that they were pulled off the production line at Los Angeles. The six serial numbers were 53-1545, 53-1546, 53-1547, 53-1548, 53-1551, and 53-1554. Very nice write-up about a little-known version of the F-100.

Picture of the home page for Henk Scharringa's F-100 website. Click on this picture to link to the site.

To make full use of the website, Henk Scharringa requires you to register and pay a $7 fee for the first year and $5 for any following year. You can also pay $27 for a lifetime membership. Upon payment and registration, the site provides access to data collected over a period of 20 years. The database contains 45.000+ records and can be searched by aircraft serial number, unit, or squadron.

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