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| A. Gomez Westminster, California | I was assigned to the 29th FIS from April 1957 to July 9,1960 when I was released from active duty. I was a crew chief with the F-89H, F-89J and the F-101B. TDY's to Vincent AFB in Yuma, AZ, Glasgow, Grand Forks, Minot and Ellsworth AFB. Vincent AFB was the weapons meet with the F-89H and on ready alert with the -89J at the other bases. Lots of stories to tell if anyone interested. 09/13/2010 @ 15:51 [ref: 10790] |
| HAROLD MANN LAS VEGAS, Nevada |  HAVE NOT BEEN THERE YET. SAD THEY DO NOT HAVE AN F-89 OR A MEMORIAL TO THE PILOTS AND BACK SEATERS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES WHILE FLYING THE F-89'S AND THE 101'S. WE LOST A LOT OF GOOD MEN. 06/03/2010 @ 15:42 [ref: 9375] |
| Steve Poli Soquel, California | Was with 29th FIS Engine Shop November 1960 thru August 1963. Following list of tail nos of aircraft assigned to 29th at the time: 56-0279, 58-0265 58-0316, 58-0317, 58-0320, 58-0327 and 58-0336. Any old crew chiefs outhere? 04/04/2010 @ 17:15 [ref: 9315] |
| TOM QUESENBERRY SPRINGFIELD, Missouri |  WHAT A TRIP BACK IN TIME. I CREWED A 57 THERE FOR ALMOST 4 YEARS BEFORE THEY SHIPPED OUT. EVEN LOST ONE OVER SALT LAKE ON ITS LAST FLIGHT. I HAD THE PRIVELAGE OF VIEWING THE MUSEUM WITH COL PAT PAULI(RET.)AND THE MEMORIES FLOWED! GREAT JOB AND THANKS SO MUCH Q FACTOR 01/19/2010 @ 11:38 [ref: 9235] |
| William Reid Essexville, Michigan | I was in the Sgt. Major's Office at the base hospital with the 854th Medical Group in 1967. I enjoyed Montana and remember the great weekend when Sgt. Phillips and Tom Cook went fishing and camping off base in 1967. I'd like to visit the base again. In '67, the base had the 29th FIS with F-101B Voodoos and the 341st Strategic Missile Wing with the Minuteman. 03/11/2009 @ 10:57 [ref: 8734] |
| Bill H. , California | Well we need something said about the 29-FIS with our F-89, F-101, Attached to SAC KC-97, Also the ADC group. Anyone reminber Hamburger place outside of base with there Texas Burger, or Joe Brigg's Texaco station. 01/24/2008 @ 13:57 [ref: 6699] |
| John cliffe Manchester, Great Britain, | Visited here a few years ago, a real gem of a museum, good outdoor exhibits, plenty of exhibits indoors as well, not a bit museum, but very well put together, and the people who man this museum are just great, very helpful to visitors. WORTH A VISIT John Cliffe, Great Britain 06/29/2007 @ 23:00 [ref: 6024] |
| Darrell Anderson Great Falls, Montana |  I may have been the last crew chief to launch B-57B 52-1505 on its last operational mission. As a former B-57E crew chief once stationed at Malmstrom with the 17thDSES, and due to its finicky cartridge-start ritual, I was frequently tasked to "turn" any transient B-57's that landed at the Montana Air Guard, where I have worked since 1981. The pilot said that he was landing at Malmstrom after his mission, and the aircraft was "going on a pole". This was around 1985 or '86 if I remember correctly. By the way, the flightline guys (& gals) of the 17th DSES claimed that DSES stood for "Duty Saturday and Every Sunday". 03/29/2006 @ 11:19 [ref: 4922] |
| Curious WINSFORD, Alaska | Who took the nuclear weopons OFF LINE in 1967? Ever wondered how? more importantly why? Question, if one can do that, then what about the launch codes? Strange things happen and they are not all public domain are they? Or maybe its all just dis-information? 02/21/2002 @ 18:00 [ref: 1894] |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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