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I've been to Castle AFB. Went to the officers club for dinner many years ago. It was very good.
ReplyDeleteYou're been to a whole bunch of Air Force bases. Way cool.
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Sandee,way cool the best I could ever do was drive past it in a car. the MSGT in charge of the Team that was TDY to the Base to work on NDI inspections of B-52 Landing gear said and I quote"Castle AFB where a casle is king! :):D:X:-* :-f :-h d-) y-)
DeleteWhile i've been on joint bases, i've never had a chance to go to one that was just Air Force, and i am probably missing out!
ReplyDeletemessymimi,hey I belonged to a depot level maintence squadron,we went TDY's a lot,hence all the patches shown:):D:X:-*:-f :-h d-) y-)
DeleteWOW! You sure did some special steppin' there my friend! Nice you have patches of it. My only brother was in the Navy, and he was on a supply ship headed and docked in Viet Nam... back & forth twice I believe, and snuck a video tape home of life on the ship, the coast of Viet Nam and a PT boat of the Vietnamese. I've got it now. My brother passed away at the age of 44. He had a bad ticker. My dad was a cook in the Army in WWII. He also was a linesman, and a PT Officer. Have a great day, Sir! Thank you for your service & God bless you!
ReplyDeleteX-masDolly,as I told messymimi,I had to go TDY a lot to fix and do modifications to different Aircraft in the USAF inventory. That Part of the Job I loved,the treatment I got from my shop chief not so much.he had a great dislike for me and I despised his A$$.:):D:X:-*:-f:-h d-) y-)
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