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Note email change. I was awarded the Master Missile Badge in 1962 when it first came out, I had to solder the master wreath from a aircraft master badge to a basic missile badge. I am still alive and kicking in Pensacola Florida. Still building fishing rods and fishing. Would like to hear from some of the 'old' guys from Orlando 1955-1958; Formosa 1958-1960; Orlando 1960=1963 and Okinawa (Site 4) 1963 to 1965. C2
I was with the 38th Air Police/K-9 squadron. Would like to reconnect with any old 'dogmen'. Best job on base. Dogs didn't recognize rank and if you happened to enter my patrol area without authorization, well your but was his to chew. Miss my old dog. One of the best friends I ever had.
I was a missle Maint. Tech. Joined USAF in 1963 Discharged 1967. Kadena 1964 - 1966.
Anybody else out there who was on duty the night they took the Pueblo ?
Just read the 'New Preamble to the Constitution' and Mitchell Kaye is a 'keeper'. We need a lot more politicans with his common sense, down to earth beliefs while there are still enough of us with similar beliefs to put them in office.
Hello, My Dad, Warren E. Foxhill worked for Martin Co. and we were in Germany 1956-59 and 1962-66. Over there he worked on the Matador and Mace missiles. He was also had the Cape 1959-62 with Martin Co. He signed on with Glenn L. Martin in Baltimore. Did anyone know him? I have some photos from the Matador and Mace taken at Bitburg AFB. Please contact me, if you would like to have them for your tacmissileers site.
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I have found a web site where you can get the metal missile badge that you wore on your class A uniform and the ribbons as well. The web site is www.usamilitarymetals.com. The only difference is that the one I got when I was in Germany is shaded gray while those from the above web site are polished silver but it's identical. Looking forward to Dayton
Site 3, Capt. Marcellino's crew, In the hole for the blockade.Had to wait 6 months for the site to be finished. Played LOTSA pool!
Hi All: Frank Roales here I was assigned to the 4504th Support Squadron at Orlando 1959 to 1961 working mainly on the MM-1 and MC-1. I presently live back in Vincennes, IN where I lived when joined the Air Force. I volunteer at a local military museum www.indianamilitarymuseum.org that has been around for 25 years. Last season I was on our T-33 team that moved, repaired, painted and remarked the bird as it was in the 1960
Does anyone have any 36TFW badges that I could buy from them. I have a Tac Missileer jacket and I want to add it to my jacket. I also want a couple others to create various other articles of clothing. I have also taken the 71st TMS badge and had it mounted on a red cap like we used to wear when assigned to the squadron, and have gotten several metal missile badges from the AAFM organization and attached it to the cap as well. It looks great and I wear it all the time.
Supply, delivered test monitors to launch sites.
Could use more info on the post by Judith Guest on the 19th of Dec. 08 What was the AFSC of her husband? Where was he stationed?
Rich M. I noticed your entry. I do remember Jin Skelton and I do believe you are correct and he was in Guidance and was at Hahn and at Site 6. Did not hear anything about his location. I am trying to get to Ken Finuf at Site 6. He was on our crew and was a Mechanic 2. I did send along e_mails to his last address and did not get any answer. I sent along some pictures to his last address in Texas and although they were sent registered mail I never got a response back as to if he received those pictures. He was still married to his wife of many years that I introduced him to many years ago. She was a real great German girl that he married after being with her for a short period of time. If anyone can help in my search for one of my best old friends please send along any information. Thanks for any help and best to everyone for the New Year. Ahhh Dayton sounds good to me. Get rid of the snow and I am ready to head down the road to dayton.
It's been a year since I last signed in, this season brings me memories of christmas in 1960, Korea. I was looking at the Osan Air Base site boy has it changed along with the rest of Korea. To keep this short may I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Blaine, Wa. A special greeting to my old crew member Brent in Florida...Scott
Clifford Walter (CW) Lewis, age 71, of Tuscaloosa, died Dec. 18, 2008, at Hospice of West Alabama. CW served with Matador in Germany, and later again at Bitburg with the Mace -B program in TEMS.
Just wanted to let everyone know that Dick, my husband of 41 years, passed away Nov. 20, 2008. He suffered for many years with COPD and associated illnesses. He finally became tired of fighting and went to find peace at last. I miss him terribly but am trying to put my life, such as it is, back together. Judith A. Guest (Judy)
I know where only a couple of the Hahn AGE (421x3) troops got to. I know where Leo Cupp, Hal Renniger, and Gene Henderson are. I would like to hear from or about the others. George Via, Carl Voss, Bill Miller,Paul Decoste, Evander Lucas ate some of the ones I am interested in . Also Does anyone hear from Jim Skelton? I believe he was Guidence at Hahn. I haven,t been able to find Him. Thanks
Have a member trying to locate Jerry Hightower and William Keeling. Anyone out there have any info on these former Missileers. Max
Hello all you fine Missileers. Seems to be a little confusion about the 'formal' attire for the reunion banquet, to be held at the Wright Pat. officer's club during our July 15-18-2009 reunion. Formal attire is suit and tie or sport coat and tie. Some of you are concerned it means tuxedo and black tie. Would be nice, but my old bones couldn't take the physical abuse I would receive at the reunion, if I said Tux. Really looking forward to seeing y'all again, and especially the 'new' attendee's that have signed on for the reunion. Take care. Max
FOR JOE PERKINS; I like your comments you made in Oct, that is the way it must be in this fine organization. New Email address
Correction to my last message. Should have read July 15 thru July 19 2009... Not July 17. Sorry about that..... Roger