The Eagle Field Foundation

The Eagle Field Foundation The Eagle Field Foundation is a non-profit educational foundation specializing in teaching core stem principles through exploring military technology history.

The Eagle Field Foundation is a non-profit foundation based in the heart of California with the mission to preserve military history. The Foundation was created to honor the history of Eagle Field in Dos Palos, California, as well as the efforts of both its owner, Joe Davis, and all the volunteers who have helped preserve Eagle Field and keep its history alive.

Thank You All. What a wonderful event. Your efforts, demeanor, and genuine interest in what we do were Front and Center....
07/06/2026

Thank You All. What a wonderful event. Your efforts, demeanor, and genuine interest in what we do were Front and Center. The thank-yous from the city staff and the public are coming in. Well Done

Never Forget!Today, on National Vietnam Veterans Day, we pause to honor the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of the me...
03/29/2026

Never Forget!

Today, on National Vietnam Veterans Day, we pause to honor the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of the men and women who served during the Vietnam War.

Too often, this generation of veterans did not receive the welcome home they deserved. Their service was complicated, their sacrifices were real, and their stories matter. While it may feel like our nation sometimes forgets, we will not. We remember their duty. We honor their legacy. We carry their stories forward so future generations understand the cost of freedom and the strength it takes to serve.

To all Vietnam veterans: your service will never be overlooked here. Your legacy continues to inspire, to teach, and to remind us what commitment to country truly looks like.

If you are a Vietnam veteran interested in returning to Vietnam (at-not-cost) to revisit places of significance, find healing, or reconnect with history, we are here to help.

Vietnam Inc.
Website: www.returntoVietnam.org

Don't miss the annual Spring Swing Dance on Red Oak Victory on March 28 featuring the live music of Nick Rossi and His S...
03/12/2026

Don't miss the annual Spring Swing Dance on Red Oak Victory on March 28 featuring the live music of Nick Rossi and His Swing Four! Tickets are $25 until March 21 and then the price increases by $5. So act soon to save a few bucks. For tickets, visit

Our Spring Swing is back for 2026! Come take a swing dance lesson and then dance to Nick Rossi and His Swing Four all night long!

We'll leave the Porch Lights On.Stop by, stay dry
12/27/2025

We'll leave the Porch Lights On.
Stop by, stay dry

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12/22/2025

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🙏RIP Ike!
12/22/2025

🙏RIP Ike!

FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS — Ira “Ike” Schab, a World War II Navy veteran and survivor of Japan’s Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, died at 105.

Born July 4, 1920, in Chicago, he was the eldest of three brothers. Serving aboard the USS Dobbin, he played tuba in the ship’s band. During the attack, he witnessed the USS Utah capsize, rushed below deck for ammunition, and helped pass shells to an anti-aircraft gun crew. The Dobbin lost three sailors.

Schab later served across the Pacific before studying aerospace engineering and working on Apollo at General Dynamics.

“Every Day is Memorial Day”
The Greatest GENERATIONS Foundation
Web: www.TGGF.org

12/22/2025
12/22/2025

On National Underdog Day, we honor Stubby — who went from stray to “sergeant” working alongside service members during WWI.

He warned troops of gas attacks, helped locate the wounded and boosted morale on the front lines.

Today, we salute you, Stubby: https://www.si.edu/object/nmah_439710

12/22/2025
Happy Birthday!
12/22/2025

Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday, Space Force! You're out of this world! 🚀🌎

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Mountain View, CA
94035

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