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USAF PILOT CLASS 56-V REUNION 2006! Graduation Fiftieth Anniversary Reunion. For members, families and guest. For info and detail contact George Partridge via e-mail at gpartridge56-v@knology.net. Be sure to use "56-V Reunion" as your subject if you want me to recognize and open your e-mail. Or call 334-365-8368 and leave your name and phone number."
SEEKING ALL FORMER AIR FORCE PEOPLE WHO SERVED IN ANTARCTICA If you served in Antarctica in any capacity, you're invited to reconnect with other former explorers at the national reunion of the Old Antarctic Explorers Association, August 17-19, 2006, Crowne Plaza, Warwick, RI. More information can be found at http://www.oaea.net/OAEARIReunion.html or contact Fred Santino, 45 Arnold St. KL, Hanscom AFB, MA 781-377-9003
EC-130H Compass Call 25th Anniversary - 55th Electronic Combat Group with units including the 41st, 42nd & 43rd Electronic Combat Squadrons, 755th Aircraft Maintenance & 755th Operations Support Squadrons located at Davis-Monthan AFB AZ, 14-16 June 2006 Hilton Tucson East, visit the website at http://www.members.cox.net/compasscall/index.htm. POC Maj. Kyle Forrer, phone 520-228-9098 or e-mail Kyle.Forrer@dm.af.mil
The 4TH AFDS (Aviation Field Depot Squadron) was formed at Sandia Base, Albuquerque, NM in November 1950. We shipped to Lakkenheath AFB , England in June 1951 and then to Brize Norton AFB, England in December 1951. The reunion will be held at Samstown Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nv. on Sept 24-27, 2006. Info can be obtained at "RDFNGRS@cox.net" or call 480 854-6819.
1095th Aviation Depot Squadron, Armed Forces Special Weapons Program (AFSWP) Bossier Base. I am looking for former members. Please contact Art Schefler@artschefler@bellsouth.net .
485TMW (GLCM-Florennes),
1-5 June 2006, Doubletree Hotel, Washington,
DC, contact LtCol Chris (Bubba) Ayres, phone 703-693-7854 (work)
or
540-288-1835 (home), e-mail
christopher.ayres@js.pentagon.mil
Airborne Missile Maintenance Squadron Alumni Reunion,
24-28 April 2006, Boomtown Casino Hotel, Bossier City, LA,
contact Ronald Sortor, 3980 Curtisville Road, South Branch,
Michigan 48761, Phone 989-735-4050,
http://www.ammsalumni.org,
E-Mail
email@ammsalumni.org
Gemini Space Program Reunion, 21-23 April 2006, at
Titusville, FL AF
veterans of the 6555th ATW will get together along with persons
of other
organizations and agencies. A cruise is planned to leave the
24th,
contact Dick Gentile at 321-242-2561 or
dggemini@earthlink.net.
Strategic Air Command Reunion - 24-27 May 2006, Tucson,
AZ, contact Toby Romero, 4918 E Cooper St, Tucson, AZ
85711-3620, 520-327-2224, e-mail
jtrome-25@excite.com
579SMS(Walker AFB Atlas), 20-23 April, 2006 Nashville,
TN, contact Fred
Mortimer at
fmortimer@tampabay.rr.com or 727-734-3487.
Association of Air Force Missileers - 27
Sept - 1 Oct 2006 - plan now to
attend our seventh National Meeting at the Little America Hotel
in
Cheyenne, with great tours at Warren AFB. Registration form is
part of
the September 2005 newsletter and later and on our web page at
www.afmissileers.org.
Call 970-453-0500 or e-mail
aafm@afmissileers.org
for more info.
F-14 Tomcat Squadrons. All aircrew, maintainers, and civilians associated with the Tomcat are invited to the final retirement ceremonies at Virginia Beach, VA, 20-23 September 2006. POC: Art Martin art@f-14association.com . Visit http://f-14association.com/schedule.htm for latest details.
10th Security Police Squadron, RAF Alconbury, England. Reunion is open to all former members of the 10th SPS (including AP, SP, SF) August 25-27, 2006 in Branson, Missouri at Grand Plaza Hotel. Contact 10th Security Police Reunion c/o Wayne "Crazy Cajun" Guidry 524 Hutchinson Street Mandeville, La. 70448, 985-727-3587 guidry_w@bellsouth.net or 10sps1@bellsouth.net
Seeking members of the 401st SPS stationed
at Torrejon Air Base from
1972 thru 1979. If interested contact Mike (Zip)Gilligan at
Mike.J.Gilligan@state.or.us
or Greg (Baby J) Johnson at abhi25@juno.com
Anyone stationed at Misawa AFB 1952-1953 Air
Police
Anyone station at Hakata AFB Japan 1964-1967 Security Police
Anyone stationed Tuy Wa Vietnam 1968-1969 Security Police
Anyone stationed MacDill AFB Fl 1956-1959 Air Police
If any one has any knowledge of the 511th A.C. & W. Sqd that was stationed
in Misawa AFB Between 1952 and late 1953 Contact
yrkerr@cs.com
105th Airlift Wing -- The 105th Airlift Wing Alumni Association is attempting to locate former members of the New York Air National Guard's 105th Airlift Wing and its predecessor units (including the 105th Fighter Group, 105th Airlift Group, 105th Tactical Air Support Group, 137th Fighter Squadron, 137th Airlift Squadron). Point of Contact is Chief Master Sergeant Richard F. Saddlemire, USAF, Retired, or Col. John E. Perez, USAF, Retired. Postal address is: 105th Airlift Wing Alumni Association, One Militia Way, Newburgh, NY 12550-4053 or e-mail to : 105alumni@bigfoot.com
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