(Fargo, ND) — A new campaign is underway at the Fargo Air Museum to “Save the Sabre”.
It’s an old F-86 Air Force jet that was once used during the Korean War, that will soon be on display in Fargo.
“It turns out that the Fargo Air Museum’s co-founder Major General Darrol Schroeder actually had time in the F-86 in France in the late 1950s,” said Air Museum Curator Max Sabin.
Sabin said the old jet is currently in Jamestown.
He said they hope to have the F-86 shipped to them and re-assembled in time for the museum’s fund raising auction planned for September 12th.
They’re aiming to raise 60 thousand dollars to help pay for the project.
To learn more, contact the Fargo Air Museum.
