joewanafly

Sorry I cannot help with your specific question. I was in the in the electric (67 - 68) shop with TDY's to CRB but I kept all my paperwork. When I applied the person across the desk couldn't believe it. Did you happen to know Ed Claire ?; We spent a couple days fixing a damaged Herk way up north. Good luck in your quest.

Thanks for the Video.. Does anyone remember seeing a Roman Nosed gunship at Naha? (1967/1968). I don't remember if I worked on it or just happen to see a strange shape on the flight line one night.. (Electric Shop).

It seems to me that most of the talk on this site is being done by flight crew members.. C-130B C-130E I'm pretty sure the statute of limitations is over by now.. so I will ask.. Knowing Naha was a C130-A base.. How many of you had a Alternator write up so that you could spend some time in town while we pulled and padded the alternator on the affected engine ? LOL...

Mine are also listed on my profile; but a couple think I did not see in the lists: C-124, Hill AFB, UT 1968 C-118, Forbes AFB, Ks 1969 - 70 1st ACGS (Mapping Outfit) RC-135 Forbes C-H3C Forbes (Chopper)

I heard a fixed wing aircraft was used for the disposal at sea.. I hope it was a HERK..

I remember (67/68) that I got up around 6:00 AM and got myself to South Beach at CRB for Bob Hope. When LBJ made a visit; I stayed in bed..

I was TDY (late 1969 - 4 months) to Brasilia; Brazil (1st ACGS - Map making outfit, Forbs, Ks). While there we were put up in our own hotel outside of the city. We used to joke about it being a government sponcered brothel. It was a resort and since there must have been over 200 of us. I guess it made since to do that. We used the international airport (C-130A, RC-135, KC-135, CH3C (Copter) for our AST (Aerial Survey Team) base. We used to bet on how many times the VARIG pilots (civilians) would bounce before finally landing their planes. Once I got to go to Bogota, Columbia to help with a engine swap on one of our C130's. Does anyone remember Easter Egg Airlines (Brannif). We did attract attention with 2 US camo planes parked next to the Brannif gate for 2 days. We wore our fatigues while working but had to change into civies to go into Bogota. I remember the folks in the city were all well dressed and a lot of late 1950's cars. Good Times :)

Very Good :)