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| G Barnes Nyssa, Oregon |  My late husband, Carl Barnes, was stationed at Mtn. Home AFB and was a jet mechanic from 1955-1960 when he got out. 06/06/2008 @ 18:44 [ref: 8014] |
| Richard J Tebroski Louisville, Ohio |  I was stationed at Mt Home Air Force Base in March 1956. My job was at the message center Headquarters 9th Bomb Wing. I worked for the Wing Sgt Major Garcia. 02/21/2008 @ 18:35 [ref: 6832] |
| David Gray Waterford, California | I arrived at MH in 1965/66 when the base changed from B47s to f4s. Went on to Siagon in 67 Danang in 68. Havn't returned to MH but will soon th=o see the museum. 02/20/2008 @ 23:31 [ref: 6826] |
| Lydia Stanford Ridgeland, Mississippi | My husband and I were stationed there in 1977. He was with CBPO (LaMonte Stanford) and I (Lydia Lee) was in Chapel Admisitration. He was the NCOIC of the mobility processing line back then. That he how we met. I was hoping someone might have a picture of the main base chapel back then. He has been bugging me to paint the willow tree that was in front. I would love to give it to him on our 30th anniversary. Any help with downloads or web pages would be greatly appreciated. 10/27/2007 @ 12:56 [ref: 6441] |
| Ted St..Mars Sr Woodland, Washington | Just passed through MTN Home after being gone for 33 years and was quite impressed. It was great to see that after all this time the base has been upgraded and kept in such great shape. I worked in Base Flight on \" Arnold \" , the T-29 A/C stationed there. Would love to hear from anyone who knows anything about \"Arnold\", and what ever happened to the sign of our beloved \"pig\", that was affixed outside the hanger. 1974, it was a good year! 09/25/2007 @ 14:45 [ref: 6339] |
| Charlie Garcia Denver, Colorado | I was stationed at Mt Home AFB from 1974-1977 in the 366 SPS. Would be interested in contacting anyone that was stationed there at that time. 09/25/2007 @ 10:04 [ref: 6337] |
| Lawrence F. Kaine Miami, Florida | TO: Charles Branch, Cordova, Alaska. I found a 28th ARS -KC 135 cap outside my house in Oden, Michigan on U S 31 in 2006. I was unable to find the owner. Would you like it? Larry Kaine 08/26/2007 @ 18:27 [ref: 6253] |
| Charles Branch Cordova, Alaska |  For 9th BW Association: contact Richard Pittard, 1002 144th St. S., Tacoma, WA 98444-2011. Every other year, the annual reunion is held in the Boise area. I was born at the MHAFB hospital, and seem to make it back about every 22 years or so, the last time to volunteer at Gunfighter Skies '03 that featured a very short T-birds demo. Elmore County Museum was planning to devote a room to MHAFB, and would accept donations, as all they had for historical photos was a rather thin file folder. I did get enough of a feel to understand that when Mom speaks of the hospital as being a barn, it hadn't changed much in the thirteen years since the base had been built. Dad was a KC-97 navigator, PCS'g to the 28th ARS in 1959 to pick up the new KC-135s. After working on Snake River sturgeon research in the early '80's, I wound up here, and am hoping to soon obtain the remaining documents on a 1946 Aeronca Champ so that I can complete my private pilot certificate, and follow the flight paths of the former owners that served with the 64th FIS at Elmendorf in the late '50's. Strategic Air & Space Museum in Ashland, NE is outstanding! The Tokyo to London B-58 is on display (Dad's 135 escorted them through the start gate for that speed record run.) as was the Apollo 13 command module with Jim Lovell's scrawled message of thanks to Allied Signal Corp. That stop was also on my 5300 mile road trip in 2003. 07/24/2007 @ 21:20 [ref: 6159] |
| Ken O\'Dell , Texas | I was assigned to the 366th TFW Maintenance Directorate in July of 1977 during the transition from the F to the A model of the F111, left for Germany in July 80. Under other circumstances I would have retired in Southern Idaho. 07/09/2007 @ 18:08 [ref: 6055] |
| James Leid , New York | Looking for anyone that was in the 366th TAC Supply Squadron from 1984 to around 1987. Jim Peters, Doug Newell, etc. Along with folks from Mountain Home like: Dave Crandell along with those guys and girls that I hung aroung with playing Hacky Sack along with running to Bosie on the loop. Love to here from anyone. Thanks. 04/13/2007 @ 14:12 [ref: 5823] |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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