M14 Forum

porsche2nr

My dad was a member of SAC and TAC. If anybody knew a L'Heureux, that was him. Lots of nice golf courses from what I can tell... haha.....

davidgcalderone

Both SAC and TAC. Did time at Carswell AFB, the Mighty Eigth Air Force, and time at Elemendorf in SAC.

gunrunnerdave

I watched a BUFF bank like that at 300'....June 24, 1994, Fairchild AFB.

I was SACumcized Wurtsmith AFB, MI 90-92

overbore

307th ARS, Linclon AFB , 818th Air Div 1958; cp Kc-97
307th ARS, Selfridge AFB A/C on a KC1960; 3 month TDY's to Lajes, Harmon; reflex to Ft. Churchill,and other "cool spots" with -60 wind chills and face masks. During the Cuban mess we were at Defcon 2 and had the klaxon go for launch- shovel through the phone cable. Only the laundry know how tight that was--
1965 916thARS / 5the BW Travis A/C on 135A's

1966-1992 Pan Am. I was just getting the hang of it----

Laus Deo
overbore

Rawnerves

KC135's out of Beale CA and Kadena AB Okinawa, with a few stop overs in Thailand, Taipei, and Angeles City for Typhoon evac's. Still remember prowling BC and Gate 2 streets. Those were the days and SAC still holds a special place in my heart.

m1a shooter

Welcome guys to the group and I stand in awe from your service in the early days of The Strategic Air Command.

To error is human, to forgive was not SAC Policy!

Iggy

I was in SAC from 1984 to 1989 @ KI Sawyer - KC-135 Nav, IN, Wign Staff

135Boom, have not seen that view of a B-52 in a long time - I was at Castle upgrading. We took it to the limit as the horizion was completely inverted - in the process the B-52 came off the boom, then went right back into contact and did not skip a beat. Others do not beleive me when I tell them how far we really could go!

I remember PRP from the staff days, I was part of the "A" team programing B-52 Weapons for Alert.

Tom