My name
is Nathan Garrett, I am a high school junior in Arizona. I am preparing an extended
essay (5000 words) in the area of missile guidance systems, and this report will
be quite detailed, involving the aspects of missile guidance as they pertain to
physics. I have found little detailed technical information on missile guidance,
and was wondering if you might have any suggestions on from where or whom this
information might be attained. If you could help me in my search, it would be
greatly appreciated. I can be reached through E-Mail: wolvesxc98@aol.com or regular
mail: Nathan Garrett Thank You in advance for your time!
Sincerely,
Nathan Garrett
Searching
for father - Anyone know what Corps were stationed at ADEN HOUSE Near Mintlaw,
Aberdeenshire Scotland - Date: Sun, Apr 20 05:30 PM
Hello Maybe
someone can help me after searching for 50 years. I am seeking the name of the
corps that was stationed in ADEN HOUSE Near Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire Scotland and
near CRIMOND/Rattray airfield. It was used by RAF RN and American forces. Does
anyone know what US Services was there in early months of 1944? North of Scotland
fields were Coastal command My father was an AMERICAN stationed there. Sadly my
mother forgot his corp so I am searchiing. Please send me any info, or have you
heard old soldiers speak of Dances at ADEN HOUSE HALL; they were great said someone,
Thanks
--- Folkyjonn@Yahoo.co.uk
Looking
for more information on A bomber "B38" And the" XC99"
Aloha
from the 50th state-- While I was attached to the Air Force during the Korean
war period, I spent a number of years with the DOD/AEC at Mather AFB, McCellan
(?)AFB and Fairfield AFS ( an Atomic Bomb assembly plant). In this function I
was exposed to a number of different types of aircraft. Two planes, A bomber "B38"
I believe And the" XC99" an unusually large cargo craft. This aircraft had a two
story interior configuration when required. The Bomber was an eight engine "push
pull" setup, four on each side. The Bomber squadron was stationed at Travis AFB.
I was quit familiar with the bomber as I was the engineer assigned to develop
a hydrant fueling system for them. The XC99 ( two of them built), were stationed
at McCellan AFB and Scott AFB. ferring engines and engine parts between Depots.
I have been unable to find any history or final resting place of either of these
aircraft. I checked with Castle AFB Museum and Smithsonian's new facility, not
enough info from me I guess. Any help you can give me I'd appreciate, I'm a WW
II vet and was in the Korean and Viet Nam conflicts as a DOD party.
Carlin
G. Robinson //// Bosco808@shaka.com
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Know
Anything about piper L4j s/n 44-80669? ( Posted July 9th, 2004)
Hello
everybody My name is Calixto Alberto, from Spain. I am a owner of piper L4j s/n
44-80669. It was in 9th Us Army at Europe in December 1944 to June 1945. Somebody
can tell me something about it?
Thanks .bluemax@telefonica.net
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Research
assistance - 612th squadron Big 8 BG - Posted August 31, 2004 -
Hallo
anyone out there who can help me with some research I am carrying out on a Veteran
of the 612th Bombardment Squadron, 401 BG. My name is Gary Harris and I live in
Essex in the UK. I have recently purchased a set of medals which belonged to a
T/Sgt John W Heinlan who served as a radio operator/mechanic on a B-17 flying
out of Deenethorpe, UK from May 1943 to September 1944.
I am
now seeking to find out if there is any information still remaining on either
this brave Veteran or any of the crew he flew with. I am particularly looking
for any photos of one of his planes - he was shot down twice or combat photos
relating to the Squadron.
I have obtained an individual photo
of John and a group one of the crew he flew with. But until I can find out the
name of the Pilot who flew the actual aircraft, it is abit difficult to track
the rest of the crew. If anyone out there can help me in any way please drop me
an email. Thank you for taking the time out to read this message. Thank you for
your help with this research I am carrying out.
Regards, Gary
//// Gary.Harris@tube.tfl.gov.uk
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Patrik evading
capture in ww2 France Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2004
I own a house
in France. The house is called Villa Patrik. The house attached includes an extensive
system cave system. I was told by the previous owners that the house was named
after an allied airman who evaded capture by hiding in the caves until he was
taken to freedom by the Resistance who were active in the region. The house is
located near Saumur in the Loire. I would like to be able to verify the story
and gather more information. I can be contacted at peter.wigggins@wanadoo.fr I
would appreciate any suggestions about how and where I might be able to research
this further.
Peter Wiggins /// 3 Rue St Vincent/// le Puy
Notre Dame /// 49260 ///Maine et Loire ///France
peter.wigggins@wanadoo.fr
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Dear Friends, Can anyone help me?
My Dad was in the intellegence
branch in the USAF at Sculthorpe in 1952. His name was James McElfresh, his previous
base was McChord AFB Moses Lake Washington. His friends knew him as Jim or Ace,
he was good at cards. All of my dads records were burned in the fire in St. Louis
in 1973. I am trying to help my mother. We lived in Cromer/Norfolk UK, My sister
Jayne was born in Cromer in 1953.
Thanks to all Cheers, James
McElfresh II Son /////james_warpony@hotmail.com
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Pictures
of F82 Mustang - Anyone out there have one?
To Whom it may
concern... I served inthe USAF from 1947 to 1951..McChord Field and Tachakawa
Japan on the FEAMCOM side.... Worked a Ca courier. out of the FEAMCOM Hq. Seen
the F82s there. one had the Radar pod removed.. was a thrill to get a ride in
the right seat side.. Wld like to see pictures of this great and mostly unknown
Twin Mustang...on This Great PAGE..
Thanks.. Jim... JIMEILEEN1@peoplepc.com
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Looking For Thunderbird Pictures
I
am looking for photos of the thunderbirds, When I was in the Air Frce in the 70's
you could get them. However, I do not know how or whom to contact for this information.
Mwmillersr@aol.com
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Doing a Unit History 32nd Communications Security SQ formally
Det 7 of the 136 Com Security Sq. - Needs a Copy of 20th AF Orders
Hi, my name is Donald Hughes and I was stationed in Okinawa during the time frame
of Sept 1952 to April 1954. My unit was the 32nd Communications Security SQ formally
Det 7 of the 136 Com Security Sq. I am in the process of trying to put together
a unit History and I am looking for a copy of 20th AF orders authorizing the award
of the Korean service medal. In addition a copy of FEAF orders that listed the
campaign stars that was authorized to be assigned to the Korean service medal
from the 1950 to 1953 time line.
Thank you Donald F. Hughes,
CMsgt, USAF ret. ////// My email address is hughesdon@msn.com
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b29
or b17?
Dear sir(s) Please tell me if you lost any airplane
(maybe a b29 or b17) In the south coast of Portugal, Algarve, near Faro in the
II world war. And if yes, what kind of airplane was, I find some ammunitions in
the bottom of the sea with the letters (L C 42 and others K S 43, 42). Please
inform me about this.
Best regards, Rui Ornelas //// np72bq@mail.telepac.pt
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Hello there,
I have a couple of questions
regarding the F-16's armament during operation Desert Storm. You see, I'm a model
builder and I want to arm my Desert Storm F-16's as realistic as possible. My
questions are: Did they allready carry the Aim-120 AMRAAM back then? Or were they
just equiped with two/four Aim-9 Sidewinders? Did any of them actually use the
AGM-88 HARM? Did any of them carry LBG's (either a 1000 pounder of a 2000 pounder)?
I hope you can help me acquire this information, since I've found it extremely
hard to find pictures of F-16's during Desert Storm on the Internet. I've also
added two nice pictures from our Royal Netherlands Air Force F-16's
kind
regards and thanks in advance,
Micha Muscus The Netherlands
//// mmuscus@home.nl
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Anyone know where bomber "B38 & the XC99" an unusually large cargo craft wound up, or Know of their
History?
Aloha from the 50th state--
While
I was attached to the Air Force during the Korean war period, I spent a number
of years with the DOD/AEC at Mather AFB, McCellan (?)AFB and Fairfield AFS ( an
Atomic Bomb assembly plant). In this function I was exposed to a number of different
types of aircraft.
Two planes, A bomber "B38" I believe And
the" XC99" an unusually large cargo craft. This aircraft had a two story interior
configuration when required. The Bomber was an eight engine "push pull" setup,
four on each side. The Bomber squadron was stationed at Travis AFB. I was quit
familiar with the bomber as I was the engineer assigned to develop a hydrant fueling
system for them. The XC99 ( two of them built), were stationed at McCellan AFB
and Scott AFB. ferring engines and engine parts between Depots. I have been unable
to find any history or final resting place of either of these aircraft.
Carlin
Robinson /// bosco808@shaka.com
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Name
of Air Base near Bedfordshire, England - WW2
Would like to
know like to know the name of the airbase near Bedfordshire, England. My brother
was a tail-gunner B-17.
Thanks so much. Glenn Banks /// marli@tampabay.rr.com
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Looking for Info on the Smoky Stover Plane - 1942-1945;
ww2
Hello, My dad served in the USAF from 1942-1945. He was
a radio operator on the Smokey Stover. I am trying to obtain any information you
might have on this particular plane. My mom has told me names of some of the other
men who also flew with him, but unfortunately at this time, I dont remember any.
He was at one time, stationed in Nevada, and did receive the DFC. I would greatly
appreciate any information or photos you have on this plane and hopefully the
crew. Unfortunately my dad passed 2 years ago on June 6th, 2002.
Thank
you very much for your time. Melissa Gledura /// 28 New Road Newburgh, N.Y. 12550
//// Martha0329@aol.com
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Pictures
to Share - Last Moments of the JOKER or EXTRA JOKER; Later part of '44
Our
family is searching for friends of our grandfather that served with him during
WWII stationed in Italy in 1944. John Waas was a Mgst Sgt. In the air force as
well as a photographer. In the latter part of 1944, a plane named either the JOKER
or EXTRA JOKER was hit by German fire and 10 men died. John Waas photographed
this plane both seconds before and during it’s explosion. Our family has 2 beautiful
pictures that we would like to share with any family or ancestors of the men who
died in the JOKER. If anyone has any information, please contact Scott and Vanessa
Moore at (361) 814-5738 or via e-mail at vanessa.moore@mcturbine.com.
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WW2 Soldiers' Uniforms
Hi may name is
Michael Katz and I am writing on behalf of Mr Atilio basso from Belgium:
My
name is Atelio Basso and I posses few hundreds of uniforms once worn by US soldiers
during the ww2, for most of them I have full records of the soldiers who wore
them during the war and their history. I posses one suit that had belonged to
Lt Seaman from 351 bombing group 508 squadron -the uniform I have has a captain
ranks on them my questions are (in order to perfect is uniform) 1) which decorations
, medals honours etc.. did Lt Seaman gained during the war - I know that he was
shoot down during mission number 86 march 2nd 1944 flying a B-17 (G?) number 42-31776
and after being shot down what happend to him did he return to fly. 3) On is flying
jacket it write Maggie's Drawers" was this is planes name?
Another
question is regarding A jacket of a pilot called Daniel H. Bobes his jacket bears
the 1st Troop Carrier Command patch but I would like to know to which wings/ squadron
he was belonged and also is rank and honours. Thank you very very much for your
attention and time-it means a lot to me. if you cant give the information for
any reason I would appreciate it if you can refer me to other sources.
On
behalf of A. Basso
Michael Katz //// michaelkatz@btopenworld.com
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Mysterious ww2 plane...
Hello! My name
is Mihai and I'm from Romania. I hope you can help me find this plane that crashed
near the village of my grandparents back in WW2. I have a plane part that has
some kind of ID or serial number on it: "Schrader U.S.A AN-812-I". The approximate
crash site is: Romania, county of Arges, village of Cotmeana. This is all I have
(not much, I know), but ever since I was a child I wanted to find out everithing
about this plane and what happened to it. Thank you!
E-Mail
me: mihai_d@myway.com
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Information
on the F-105
Hello.... Could someone please give me info or
a website to go to, for information on the F-105? A F-105 crashed into our neighborhood
May 14th, 1964, the pilot's name was Captain Js. Heber(t), I believe it was also
called the Thunderchief. I cannot find an account of this crash on the internet.
Thanks Mari ///// megg@kc.rr.com
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Looking
for Pics of B-17 Bomber - Lil Red
I am trying to find a picture
of a B-17 from WWII named Lil Red. Any help would be great.
Contect
me at: Fastboyz1990@aol.com
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NCO Club
Mug 604th AC+WSQ
Hi. I don’t remember how I acquired it but
I have a gray beer mug from the NCO Club, 604th AC+WSQ in Freising, Germany. I
wondered if anyone who might have been there at one time or another would want
this mug. It has the NCO Club’s coat of arms on the side of the mug.
Terrence Caldwell caldyter@sbcglobal.net ////// 419-874-2173
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Needs Help in finding photos of the main gate of
Father's Bases
Just found your wonderful site. I am working
on a scrapbook commemorating my father's Air Force military career. Do you have
any suggestions how I can obtain photos of the main gate of the following bases.
1. Lackland AFB San Antonio
2. Hamilton Field, San Rafael Ca.
3. Far Eastern Air
Force Headquarters Tokyo, Japan
4. 1950's Portland International
Airport
5. Keflavic, Iceland????
6. Mitchell AFB, Long Island NY
7. Kessler AFB
Biloxi, Miss.
8. Warner Robins AFB, Ga.
9. Clark AFB, Philippine Islands
10. Holloman
AFB ,Alamogordo New Mexico
11. CCK Taiwan (Any idea what CCK
stands for????)
12. Beale Afb, Marysville, Ca.
13. Utipol ( Was this an actual
base????) Thailand
14. Castle AFB, Atwater, Ca.
15. Griffis AFB, Rome, N. Y.
I know this is a massive chore, but any assistance or direction you can provide
would be greatly appreciated.
Barbara Furmidge Kelsey, Air
Force Brat/////kelsey1702@sbcglobal.net
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Would like Photos Containing Personnel at Alconbury
England;61/ 64
hi
to every one if possible i would like photos containing personel at alconbury
england after 41 years i have just found out my farther was hary p page he worked
in communication at alconbury between the years 61/ 64. He also used to work in
the nco club he then left to go home he retired in 66 then died in 70, so any
photos would be appreciated. He was married to Elma.
Thanks,
Stuart Trueblood - stuart.trueblood@ntlworld.com
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Lt. James Jr. H Glynn / Malcom P. Cox - Hidden by
Pierre REZE & French families After shot down in '44 - Are They still alive
and Kicking?
Hello, We research information on the Lt. James
Jr. H Glynn original of Los Angeles. Loss in mission it 18 June 1944 to the North
of Rennes in Brittany. Aircraft P-51B, #43-7187. 4 FG/335 FS. He was helped and
hidden in several families and liberated by American troops 4 August 1944. Pierre
REZE was the first person that helped and hid James Glynn.
Today
Pierre is old; four twenty four years(84) and would want to know if James is always
alive. (still alive).
Message concerning a second hidden pilot
at the same time asLt James Glynn. 22 June 1944 loss it also in mission it 1/Lt.
Malcom P. Cox Originally of Ontario Canada. He was hidden until 4 August 1944
with the Lt James Glynn. Aircraft, P-51 F-6C #42-103224. 12th TAC Reconnaissance
Photographic. We research also namely if Malcom Cox is always in life.
Regards,
Daniel Dahiot////Dahiotdaniel@aol.com
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What was worn by ww1 Bi Plane Pilots??? Anyone? -
Wed, 16 Mar 2005
Can you please tell me what was worn by world
war 1 bi plane pilots? the word is 5 letters and it fits like this: a c t
Christy
Mckaig/////christymckaig@sbcglobal.net
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1968 a C-7A Caribou - Vung Tau Army airfield , Viet
Nam
In 1968 a C-7A Caribou from Vung Tau Army airfield , Viet
Nam, flew with a non functioning ray-diome that was painted cherry red. When the
aircraft landed, the flight mechanic would pop out of the top hatch wearing a
Santa Clause costume. This aircraft was delivering Christmas mail where ever it
went. It went to remote locations that almost no other kind of aircraft could
land. and support a large payload. Is there any record of this aircraft? I am
one support personnel who serviced the hydraulic system of this aircraft. Are
there any records of it's existence? Are there any photographs of this aircraft?
How do I get them.
John P. McCarthy Tsgt, retired,USAF /////jpmccar@wavecomputers.net
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Looking for Info on USAF F4 - "GLOI JAI"
Hi,
I'm german and my english isn't that good. Sorry for that. I'm looking for information
about an USAF F4, that did it's duty in Thailand and got an thai name "GLOI JAI"
(?) on it. Where can I find informations about that plane ? Where is it now ?
Regards R.Arnold//////ummered@gmx.de
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WWII pilot parachuted near Munich - "Eugene"
- April 1945
During the month of April 1945 a young American
pilot parachuted into our apple orchard in Ismaning (suburb of Munich), Bavaria.
My mother and I sheltered him in our basement at the farm we lived (we were Lithuanians),
until the War was over. I think the pilot's name may have been Eugene. If he is
still alive, I would like to meet with him again and thank him for introducing
me to chewing gum.
Alex Bertulis, Seattle, WA////// a.bertulis@comcast.net
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B 29 Flight Crew - stationed on Guam during WW2-
B-29 S/N 42-24825 20th Army Air Corps
Sir, I'm trying to locate
any information in regards to my Fathers Flight Crew that was stationed on Guam
during WW2. This is all the information that I have. B-29 S/N 42-24825 20th Army
Air Corps 3rd Photo Recon Flight "B" Crew # 12 The Air Commander was a Lt. J.D.
Litton The rear tail had a F on the port side, and a F underneath the AC's window,
which is also on the port side. My Father S/Sgt William F. Tumbrink (Flight Eng.)
was on this aircraft.
Any information relative would be great.
Timothy M. Tumbrink (son)/////tumbrink@sbcglobal.net
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Concerning the crew - B-17G (number serial : 42-31560)
351st Bomb Group 110 Sq - crashed in France in Moselle (Beuvange-Sous-St-Michel)
the 8 september 1944.
Renseignement Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2004-
Good morning, I don't speak very english. I'm working about B-17G (number serial
: 42-31560) 351st Bomb Group 110 Sq this plane is crashed in France in Moselle
(Beuvange-Sous-St-Michel) the 8 september 1944.
It's the list
of crew: LT George Walter Shera Leroge Jr n°0-819189(pow) LT Leroy Albert Swetman
n°0702860(pow) F/O Stephen G.Loverde n°T-125820(pow) F/ORichard Maurice Mason
n°T-3264(mia) Sgt Wallace J.Van Wirt n°37553934(mia) Sgt Dewey A.Cooper Jr n°346552361(mia)
Sgt Edouard C.Jancsak n°32925884(mia) Sgt Robert William Hagans n°35225544(pow)
Sgt Donald W.Freeman n°19209770(rtd) Where can one find photos of each member
of the crew? It it possible to find some photos? The prisoners were in Dulag-Luft,
but which? Whatwas the name of plane,what's the draw on his nose art? What's the
men are became after the war? How many people make out? What signify the terme
F/O
Thank you, merry christmas,year 2005
Michel
AUBURTIN /////mavafaca@wanadoo.fr
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Info on 407 Signal Corp World war 2 - Hickam Field Hawaii Date: Sat, 25 Dec 2004
-
Would like info about 407 signal corp attached to 7th army
airforce Hickam Field Hawaii 1942-1945 .
Joe Beretta///////JBeretta@iland.net
jberetta@cebridge.net
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10th tactical
recon wing; biscuit coloured pottery- usaf unit stationed near Fauld in UK
Hello
USA, My mother passed on to me a biscuit coloured pottery Wade tankard inscribed
on one side with motif of jet surmounted with banner Phantom 11 and underneath
a banner with RF4C. on the front (handle to right ) is the insignia of shield
surmounted by an eagle incorporating the words 10th tactical recon wing. I think
this originated from the usaf unit stationed near Fauld in UK during the second
world war. The decoration is carried out in gold as is the lip and handle of the
tankard.Can anyone tell me the history behind this,I am led to believe that each
pilot had one in the bar of the unit. Could it belong to someone still with us
?
I'm now 80 yrs of age. Thanks for reading this. -- G.Lord/////lordyme@ntlworld.com
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Fri, 1 Apr 2005 - Subject: 25th
air defense division; silver lake in Everett, WA
Hello I,
m looking for anyone who has photos or any info. about the little USAF base located
at silver lake in Everett, WA. From 1948--1951 it was called the NW air defense
division. My dad was there and was a medic there his name was Kenneth brown. there
doesn't seam to be much info. out there. Anyone that was there or has info.
Please contact me. Daryl Brown E-mail bgoosmus@aol.com thank you
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Looking For AACS Personnel - Army Airways Communications
Service (AACS)
Hello, My father ROBERT BLAASE served a radio
mechanic in the Army Airways Communications Service (AACS) from 1943-1946. He
was deployed to the China-Burma-India Theater of Operations in 1944 and was stationed
at Karachi, India and Jiwani, Baluchistan (now Pakistan). I believe he was assigned
to the 126th AACS Squadron however I am not certain. I am writing an article for
a regional Amateur Radio internet website about some of my father's experiences
in the AACS. The project may blossom into a full-blown book about the AACS's role
in the CBIETO. I hope to compile as much information for this project as possible.
I would like to contact any former AACS personnel who served in the CBI. Your
personal reflections and or photographs will help make this project a success.
Please email me at NV9Z@aol.com.
Thank
you very much for your help. I greatly appreciate it.
Sincerely,
Christopher W. Blaase NV9Z Hagerstown IN
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Looking for Information: 1505 Support Squadron Kadena AFB Okinawa 1963-1964
This may sound odd, but
I've got a chance to visit Okinawa again after all these and decided to look up
the 1505th Support Squadron, and see what is happening these days. I couldn't
find anything about our old squadron even being on Okinawa. Or existing at all
for that matter. My name is Lee R. Grant (Bob), I was a A2c at that time and a
Radar/Nav Aids type. I retired as a Major and would like to know something about
the good old (12 hour shifts) squadron.
Notes can be sent
to: bobecki@earthlink.net Thanks, and God bless
Bob
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Looking for INFO 531 TAC FIGHTER SQUADRON
I'm looking for any information of anyone
who was in the 531 TFS in Viet Nam at Bien Hoa from August 1968 to August 1969.
Your help is appreciated.
My name is Lillard G. Bruce and
live in Baton Rouge, LA 70820, phone 225-766-2237, lbruce33@cox.net.
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Looking for Info - Photos of personel at USAF Base Alconbury
England; Especially Master Sargent Harry P Page / Communnications
Subject: photos Date: Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:18:47 -0000 anyone have pictuers of
personel at usaf base alconbury england i am looking for a picture of my dead
farther master sargent harry p page he was in communnications at alconbury england
in 62 to 64 i think he then went to bowling field air base excuse the spelling
he died on the 4th july and was burried at arrlington cemetery hope some one can
help
Thanks, stuart Trueblood///stuart.trueblood@ntlworld.com
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Can
you ID this patch? What year, squadron. I was in the 561st TFS McConneal AFB 1969-1973
TDY to Korat in 72 with the F-105G WILDWEASELS
I Thank you
GARY////////garyloder@msn.com
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John
F. Kennedy At Westover, AFB 1963 - Anyone have Pictures?
In
October 1963 while stationed at Westover AFB I had the honor of participating
in an honor guard for president Kennedy during his visit to Amherst College. I
have letters from my commander noting the event. Is there someone out there who
might have taken a photo of that event? Sure would be nice to go with letters
for my scrap book. Willing to share these letters with anyone who participated.
Much thanks Robert L. Gibson SSgt Retired/////Hooter@Comporium.net
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My Records - Date: Sat, 14 May 2005
Trying
to find an enternet way to find my Mil records. did'nt keep them but now want
them very much. Where do I go.
Thanks Sgt 3983.///////d2825455@charter.net
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Photos Wanted - Northern Italian Football League (NIFL)
from 1977-1980
If you played football in the Northern Italian
Football League (NIFL) from 1977-1980, contact me and email any photographs of
games, players, etc,. NIFL Teams included the Aviano Eagles, Aviano Red Machine,
Camp Darby Rangers, Vicenza Blue Knights, 509th Airborne and the Bosco Rocks.
Contact: CMS Percy L. Freeman, Percy.Freeman@comcast.net
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w.w.2 Hispanic pilots
Hello, My name
is Joel Rios, I am currently doing research on Hispanic pilots in W.W.2. I spoke
to a woman who's brother-in-law was a W.W.2 pilot by the name of Francisco (Frank)
Delgado. I am in the process of writing a book witch deals with Hispanic's involvement
in all of America's wars, especially W.W.2.
Any assistance
would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely, Joel Rios////GeorgiR8@aol.com
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Need photo of the Lackland Air force Base Squadron BMS
3724 Flight G-157
I am looking for
a copy of a photo of the Lackland Air force Base Squadron BMS 3724 Flight G-157
taken in September 1967. My father's copy is badly damaged. My father is D.W.
Jernigan.
PLease email any information to stephruff@bellsouth.net
Thanks!
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Aviators whose plane was crushed
Hello, I seek
if aviators whose plane was crushed in my village are American or English. Here
the names which I collected: Henry P.Kozlowski, Lester W.Hauck, Gordon L.Raschke,
Gilbert J. Gorski, John J.Kopinski, Charles H.Gast, William H.Brockdorf, Everett
T.Smith. You could give me if possible the nationality of these soldiers.
Thank
you. loic.deteve/////loic.deteve@laposte.net
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