logansc
Well Known Member
Everyone: The South Carolina Aviation Medallion was an original, aviation art medallion commissioned to help promote and celebrate aviation in the State of South Carolina and across the southeastern region of the United States. It was a unique art piece intended to be flown by aircraft owners and pilots in the course of their normal flying routines and to be handed off to other pilots to continue its journey of promoting aviation and sport flying. Its accompanying logbook and associated website allowed pilots to document the flights they shared with the medallion.
Unfortunately, the Medallion is missing, having disappeared during its travels now for about a year. I would like to encourage the RV community to help us to find it. The ?medallion package? included the 6? medallion itself, a custom leather carrying case (made for us by the talented Becky Orndorff), a custom Log Book for logging medallion flights, and a small, battery powered GPS for tracking. The tracking page on the Medallion website (www.scavmedallion.com) has not shown it?s whereabouts now for many months, suggesting that it has failed or is not being actively maintained in a charged state.
My flying friends and I had a lot of fun putting this program together here in South Carolina and would GREATLY appreciate the best efforts of the Vans Air Force community in finding it. I am earnestly appealing to the RV community to help us track it down. There is no suggestion here that its disappearance is the result of some nefarious activity---it?s just off the map and we?d like to have it back. To be honest, it is a valuable aviation artifact, not only in terms of its commissioning costs and establishment as a program, but also for its value as a symbol of the community and fellowship of grass roots American aviation---especially, South Carolina aviation.
If anyone has any idea of the whereabouts of the Medallion, please contact me, either though the VAF or via private email. We?ll send someone to pick it up if necessary.
My sincere thanks in advance to the RV community.
Regards,
Lee?
Unfortunately, the Medallion is missing, having disappeared during its travels now for about a year. I would like to encourage the RV community to help us to find it. The ?medallion package? included the 6? medallion itself, a custom leather carrying case (made for us by the talented Becky Orndorff), a custom Log Book for logging medallion flights, and a small, battery powered GPS for tracking. The tracking page on the Medallion website (www.scavmedallion.com) has not shown it?s whereabouts now for many months, suggesting that it has failed or is not being actively maintained in a charged state.
My flying friends and I had a lot of fun putting this program together here in South Carolina and would GREATLY appreciate the best efforts of the Vans Air Force community in finding it. I am earnestly appealing to the RV community to help us track it down. There is no suggestion here that its disappearance is the result of some nefarious activity---it?s just off the map and we?d like to have it back. To be honest, it is a valuable aviation artifact, not only in terms of its commissioning costs and establishment as a program, but also for its value as a symbol of the community and fellowship of grass roots American aviation---especially, South Carolina aviation.
If anyone has any idea of the whereabouts of the Medallion, please contact me, either though the VAF or via private email. We?ll send someone to pick it up if necessary.
My sincere thanks in advance to the RV community.
Regards,
Lee?
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