Frequently asked questions

General

Q:  What is the 80 FS Headhunters Organization?

The 80 FS Headhunters is a private, non-profit (501c3) organization dedicated to preserving the history of the squadron's service to the US Army Air Corps and the US Air Force.

Q:  Can I join the 80 FS Headhunters?

You are eligible for membership if you are or were previously assigned to the 80 FS Headhunters.

Q:  Does it cost anything to be a member of the 80 FS Headhunters?

Our annual membership costs only $10.00 per year. Lifetime memberships are also available; the cost depends on your age. Those over 65 years old can get a membership at no charge. Please see the Headhunter “Memberships” tab.

Q:  Why is there a membership fee; is it used to pay the organization leaders?

The membership fee covers the cost of producing the quarterly newsletter (Headhunter Headlines), maintaining the website, and other office administrative functions.  The management team is comprised of volunteers, who are not financially compensated for their time and talent.

Q: Who painted that fantastic picture of Jay T. Robbins' P-38 "Jandina III"?

The one you seek is named Jack Fellows, and the piece is called "Aces of the Eighth". You can see the whole work in its full glory here.

Q:  Why did you re-design the website?

We wanted to completely overhaul the site and make it more modern, relevant to all members (young and not so young), and put some energy back into the place.

Q:  I'm not a member, but I have historical photographs and memoirs to pass to the squadron.  How do I submit them for posting?

Please see the feedback options on the “Contact Us” page.