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1 Bob Lawler
| StMichaelArch2~AT~WMconnect~DOT~com |
Al, the site directs you to AFSCs with job titles. Scan the titles and select the job you performed. If that doesnt work, go to the AF chat room and get assistance from an on-line member. Good luck.
SAFBVA Member No. if any: 2322
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: 2702
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): Jul-Oct 1953 6 /November /2009--19:43 - Gerrardstown, WV
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2 Bob Rennick
| Rennick~AT~carolina~DOT~rr~DOT~com |
Hey Alvin Peters you need to drop everything and come to Biloxi, MS. The 29th Radio Squadron Mobile reunion starts Sunday, November 8th. Email me for details.
SAFBVA Member No. if any: 1412 (Lifer)
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: Flight 284, May-Aug, 19516 /November /2009--14:52 - Kings Mountain, North Carolina
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3 Alvin E. Peters
| aepeters~AT~pa~DOT~net |
Bob Lawler, or anybody, I tried to join the ATWS web site but couldnot get past the AFSC Codes/MOS. What is that, or how does a person fill in that question?
SAFBVA Member No. if any: 3748
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: Flt 2862
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): Oct-Dec 1953 6 /November /2009--14:29 - Duncannon, Pa.
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4 Bob Lawler
| StMichaelArch2~AT~WMconnect~DOT~com |
Hi Guys, I discovered a website that some of you may be interested in! http://airforce.togetherweserved.com
A nice site and has a chatroom too.
SAFBVA Member No. if any: 2322
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: 2702
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): Jul '53 - Oct '53 4 /November /2009--21:53 - Gerrardstown, WV
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5 Phil Martin
| philandsylvia~AT~sbcglobal~DOT~net |
Jim-- that 'young, dumb, and horny stage' we've all been there and survived, which shows we were lucky, or in a Higher Power's hand!
I believe the latter.
SAFBVA Member No. if any: LM3771
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: 4692-3657
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): Oct-Dec '55 4 /November /2009--16:37 - Green, Oh
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6 Jim Daley
| jimfdaley~AT~comcast~DOT~net |
My first car wasn't acquired until I was 21 and my Ma bought it for me. It was a '49 Ford 2dr with Smittys on the exhaust
Being the young, dumb, horny, immmature klutz that I was, I drove the wrong way on a one-way street in NY City and hit a cop's car head-on.
There was minimal damage but I was so antsy I let the cop buy it from me for $50 and no charges. Dumb!
Next one was a better story. Bought a 67 Chevy Red Impala (CID over 400) from my local service station in RI. Ran like a charm. Hit the accelerator too hard and you're in the back seat.
Cam shaft went blooie....station owner said it should be under warranty. It was. Got a free cam shaft ($600) from the local Chevy dealer!!!
SAFBVA Member No. if any: 4179
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: 1776
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): 7-9/52 4 /November /2009--15:42 - Colchester, VT
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7 Tom Botchie
| toppop59~AT~gmail~DOT~com |
Hi guys, my first car was a 1955 Chevy hardtop. I was stationed at McGuire AFB NJ in 1955 had just left Westover AFB. Was assigned to the 1732nd Aero Med unit. We has C-121s. I read about the car for sale in the AF Times and it was in DC, so I took a bus to DC and bought the car. Kept if or quite some time. Those were the good days.
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: flight 2881
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): Oct thru Dec 1953 4 /November /2009--07:25 - Charleston South carolina
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8 Ralph Rooney
| Flt16051~AT~yahoo~DOT~com |
OK guys. After discharge and moving back to NH. I got a job in a bakery (jobs were scarce) I traded my 51 Pontiac Convert with 135K the whole car was shot. For a brand new 55 Black and Yellow Ford Conv. List price of $3200. My car payments were $50 bucks a month and on my pay from the bakery that was a fortune. Three months later I did get a better paying job in Western Electric, supplier to Ma Bell. In 58 I traded her for a 56 T-Bird and that still remains the car love of my life. Sure wished I had it today.
SAFBVA Member No. if any: LM 527
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: Flight 160 3663 Tng Sqd
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): April to June 1951 3 /November /2009--21:17 - North Port, Florida
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9 Phil Martin
| philandsylvia~AT~sbcglobal~DOT~net |
Sam-- the Kaiser D. is SO rare, that it is not listed in the publication "Old Car Price Guide'. I suspect that $121K price is a litlte low.
SAFBVA Member No. if any: LM3771
Flt No. or Duty Station, etc.: 4692-3657
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): Oct-Dec '55 3 /November /2009--19:05 - Green, Oh
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10 sam altobelli
| sam_altobelli~AT~yahoo~DOT~com |
I might add,you can see what a Kaiser Darrin looked like by going to Conceptcarz.com
SAFBVA Member No. if any: 2183
Yrs at SAFB, (P/P or Other): Jan.,6,1952-Mar.6,1952 3 /November /2009--19:01 - allentown n.j
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