Cedar Rapids' first airport was Hunter Field, a private airport established by Dan Hunter in the 1920s.

Was inactivated in place and squadron administratively activated at Hunter Field, Georgia.

In 1932 a city resolution names the airport Hunter Field.

A trolley car was used as the first terminal at Hunter Field in the mid-1930s.

In 1940 the U.S. Army Air Corps proposed a complete takeover of Hunter Field if a war started.

While the commercial airlines continued to land at Hunter Field, a decision was made to construct a second Municipal Airport in response to the increased military presence.

With the Air Corps established already in the Savannah area at Hunter Field, work on Chatham proceeded at a slow pace.

It moved to Hunter Field, Georgia in October 1940.

At Hunter Field, the squadron converted to the Douglas A-20A Havoc.

Now, she's wondering if her husband, Richard, an Apache helicopter pilot attached to Hunter Field, will be able to stay in the military amid the huge cutbacks.