GEORGE BRADLEY
1949 - 1986
RADIO MECHANIC, AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, LEAD AIRCRAFT MECHANIC
DEN


I'm glad to hear Leo Schuster has joined the FL Club. 
I known Leo since 1950 when he and George Bradley came into RIW to work on our H marker and radios. 
He also was in charge of the conference calls the managers had toward the last days of FL. 
-Glenn Emmons
(12/1/04)

I had the privilege of working for Clyde Longhart starting in October 1949 
until I took another job within the company for the VP of Maint. 
I worked in radio shop for several months until there was a need for help on H marker and station radios. 
It was an experience that I'll never forget installing H's. 
Clyde would tell us, George Bradley and me, to find a location within certain perameters, 
make a deal with the owner of the land, make arrangements for power and we would be on our way.
We would really have a job telling owners that we were installing a radio station for aircraft navigation.
Through this period of ground radio Clyde would contact us via teletype 
to tell us if a problem existed at a station and one of us would drive or fly to repair. 
Met a lot of agents through those years. 
When I quit the ground radio business and returned to aircraft maintenance "radio" was out and "avionics" was in. 
Clyde was then Director of Avionics. 
There were a number of traveling radiomen. 
Clyde started, Lloyd Lockhart, Don Thoele, Syl Cuellar, George Bradley, Me, Martin Rink, Don Carlbom, Wayne Dikeman. 
I did it for 15 years.  An experience one will never forget. 
-Leo Schuster
(2/4/08)

We used to take hourly weather reports in DRO and had to monitor the H markers for it.  
As I remember, it was ALS, MVS, CHA, DRO, CEZ, FMN and Gallup.  
I well remember Leo (Schuster) and George (Bradley) coming in to work on the H markers.  They were great guys.
-Vern Crawley
(9/10/09)

George J. Bradley
Died Jan 6, 1988 at age 62
Lead avionics mechanic in DEN
Date of hire Jul 7, 1949 with Monarch Airlines
Date of birth Dec 10, 1925
-Schultz database dated Apr 11, 2009

See the Spring, 2008, #31, issue of the Frontier News for more info on the H marker.
http://FAL-1.tripod.com/FL_News.html
-Jake Lamkins
(10/15/09)

FL Club Upgraded memorial webpage
GEORGE BRADLEY
1949 - 1986
AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, TRAVELING RADIOMAN, LEAD AVIONICS MECHANIC
DEN
http://FAL-1. tripod.com/ George_Bradley. html
Post your remembrances of George.
Jake Lamkins
(10/15/09)

G J BRADLEY
DEN radio mechanic
Per the Nov 1955, Nov 1956 and Apr 1959 employees rosters.
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G J BRADLEY
Emp# 1057
DEN radio mechanic
DOB 12/10/25
DOH 7/7/49
Per the Feb 1960 employees roster.
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G J BRADLEY
Emp# 01057
DEN lead aircraft mechanic
DOB 12/10/25
DOH 7/7/49
Per the Dec 1970 employees roster.
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G J BRADLEY
Emp# 01057
DENML
Per the Nov 1984 employees roster.
-Jake Lamkins
(2/20/23)

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Frontier Memorial Webpage
GEORGE BRADLEY
1949 - 1986
RADIO MECHANIC, AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, LEAD AIRCRAFT MECHANIC
DEN
http://FAL-1.tripod.com/George_Bradley.html
Uploaded ten items and updated the html
but still need a photo and obituary for George.
He had 37 years with Frontier at the bankruptcy
and flew west two years afterwards at only age 62.
Post your remembrances of him.
-Jake Lamkins
(2/21/23)

Fred Watson
R.I.P. George
(2/22/23)

Jose A Marquez
Nice guy, sharp mechanic. RIP
(2/24/23)