Alpha Systems Of Sikeston Inc

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Sikeston Veterans Park is dedicated to area veterans and is located at the intersection of Linn Street and Campanella Drive. From 1940 until 1944 Sikeston’s Memorial Airport was known as the Harvey Parks Airport and served as the site for the Air Corps Training Missouri Institute of Aeronautics. General Hap Arnold, anticipating the start of World War II, asked the Institute to triple their flight training enrollment. Over 6,000 cadets, including World War II flying aces Robert S. Johnson and Harold E. Comstock graduated from the Institute. The gates of the Institute can be seen at Sikeston Veterans Park entrance. The 4.8-acre park features several displays including a M-60 battle tank, an F4 Phantom jet, a 105mm Howitzer from WWII, a U.S. Navy 1955 Sioux Helicopter, a World War II destroyer anchor, and a monument erected in honor of the Army National Guard soldiers of Charlie Company, 1140th Engineer Battalion for service in Iraq. The park was constructed and is maintained through the efforts of a volunteer Veterans Park Committee. The new Sikeston Honors Veterans banners will border the east and west side of the park.

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