Skip to content

Today in History – April 15, 1959 – Voodoo sets a world record (by F-100 Pilot) at 816.281 mph

April 15, 2021

15 April 1959 – Captain George Allie Edwards, Jr., United States Air Force, assigned to the 432nd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing, Shaw Air Force Base, South …

Read More →
  • Home
  • Our History
    • About The SSS
    • Headed West
    • Biographies
    • Today in F-100 History
    • SSS Caterpillar
    • Wall of Honor
    • Unit Patches & Other F-100-Associated Imagery
    • F-100 Information
    • Friends of the Super Sabre
    • N. American F-100 Super Sabre
  • Event Galleries
  • The Intake
    • About The Intake: Journal
    • The Intake: Journal of the Super Sabre Society – Archives
  • What’s New
  • Contact
  • Log In
Menu
  • Home
  • Our History
    • About The SSS
    • Headed West
    • Biographies
    • Today in F-100 History
    • SSS Caterpillar
    • Wall of Honor
    • Unit Patches & Other F-100-Associated Imagery
    • F-100 Information
    • Friends of the Super Sabre
    • N. American F-100 Super Sabre
  • Event Galleries
  • The Intake
    • About The Intake: Journal
    • The Intake: Journal of the Super Sabre Society – Archives
  • What’s New
  • Contact
  • Log In

Today in History – April 15, 1959 – Voodoo sets a world record (by F-100 Pilot) at 816.281 mph

April 15, 2021

15 April 1959 – Captain George Allie Edwards, Jr., United States Air Force, assigned to the 432nd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing, Shaw Air Force Base, South …

Read More →

Broker, Joseph G.

  • Home
  • Biography
  • Biographies
  • Broker, Joseph G.

Joseph G. Broker

Preferred Name: Joe
Date of Birth: July 22, 1948
Highest Military Grade Held: Select
Hometown: Minneapolis, MN
Biography
Pilot Information
Album
Video
Biography

Joe Broker – Excerpted from an interview with AOPA after flying Dean Cuttshall’s F-100 at Ft. Wayne…

“It’s always been my favorite airplane. I guess it was my first fighter. It’s not an easy airplane to fly. You have to work at it to fly it well. I guess a lot of pilots have a love affair with their first jet aircraft. For me, it was always “the one”. It was an early 2nd generation of fighter aircraft it had a lot of bad habits. If you were trained well, and you respected it, you could fly it. It could bite you. It could kill you.

I came right out of pilot training, into the F-100, younger than most of the people, plus the Guard had the airplane after the active duty, well into the 1970s. So, the Guard guys will be younger.

I still fly with the Commemorative Air Force, I fly B-24, B-29, B-25 as the main airplanes and then some of the little ones, PT-19.”

Pilot Information

Units Assigned

  • 1970-1977 175th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Sioux Falls, SD (F-100)

Awards & Decorations

Flight Info

F-100

Military & Civilian Education

Album

Video

Joe Broker talking with AOPA about the F-100 – https://aopalive.aopa.org/detail/video/5583125430001/joe-broker

Our Mission

The mission of the Super Sabre Society is to preserve the history of the F-100 Super Sabre and the men who flew the aircraft.

Follow Us

Copyright © 2021 Super Sabre Society
Website by: Heart and Soul Web Design
Scroll to Top