Hello all AC&W`ers. I was at four sites over an eight year period. 694th Lewistown Montana, 639th Lowther Ontario, 798th Belleville IL, and 665th Calumet, Mich. I am looking for many of the old buddies. If any of you recognize me or any of the following and might know where they could be, GIVE them my email address. Ray Hawes (694th), Wayne Canada (694th), Freddie Reed (694th), John Olsen (694th). Larry Mayberry (639th), Bob Joyce (639th), Don Kindt (639th), Harry Sowka (798th), Steve Stonebreaker (798th), Ken Crabb (798th), Jim Bailey (665th), Art Wheeler (665th), Jerry McCoy (665th), Randy Maas (665th), `Andy` Anderson (665th), and `SAM` Crawford 665th I already found you. Lets see how many guys we can find, and all you others post who you are looking for.. MIGHT just find them. Dave

Once again I make my yearly attempt to locate people who worked in the 412L weapons system in Germany. (NATO`s answer to SAGE) I worked in the Landstuhl underground facility from 1962 to 1966. It was a long time ago, but thanks to this site, there is always the chance of finding old friends. Prior to Germany served at Kirksville, MO AFS from 1960 to 1962. After Germany, Findland, MN AFS from 1966 to 1967.

ANYBODY AT KING SALMON FROM OCT.60 TO 0CT.61 OR 701SQD. FT. FISHER,N.C. WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU.

i worked gap fillers at upson, mi fps 18, aurora mn fps18, ASKOV MN FPS 14. THESE UNITS WERE UNDER THE 756 RADAR SQD FINLAND,MN. FINLAND CLOSED IN 1975. I WENT THROUGH KESSLER IN 1955.

I served with the 763rd AC&W Squadron at Lockport New York, 1951-52. Love to hear from guys who served at that time.

Thirty-Two years ago today (25 October 1970) my lovely wife Susan and I were married in Lakeside,Montana while stationed at the 716th Radar Sqnd. I was a 30352 and worked in Job Control for then MSgt Bobby Bullock. My wife`s step father was Linwood Fleming, one of the sites medics. Great times!

IMPORTANT NOTICE - I apologize for using this forum to contact you regarding problems we`re experiencing with our web site. I again (as of this morning - 10/25/2002) have no current access to this site for updates or email, so I`m unable to use other methods. I don`t know when this will be straightened out. I hope it will be soon - Gene

A NEW EMAIL ADDRESS,,,,,,,SMSGT RETIRED

Served with the 612th Radar Squadron at Ajo Arizona 1962-1964. Was a 71L in the Orderly Room. Now retired Army E-8.

I served aboard the USS OUTPOST AGR10 from 1961 to 1964 we worked with WADS and NYADS..We reported to NORAD I was a Radarman second class E-5 I remember the 13 days of CUBA very well we were there............Bill

I was at Port Heiden radar site 1965-1966

Editor `Alaska Skywatch` Elmendorph AFB Sept `55 through Sept `56. Remember COLD trips to Homer and likewise on the Alaska Railroad contacting GOC sites Would be willing to send GOC patch and old editions of the Skywatch to any interested party

I`m an old Marine Corps RADAR type. I was just breasing through the RADES site when this caught my eye. It looks great, keep up the good work!! Capt KL Van Zandt

I was stationed at the 911 in the early 60es and was at the sit this week Oct 17, 2002 and have lots of pic`s top side and Cantoment area if you are intrested e-mail me..... Place is a mess it has been VANDALIZED to a point it cant be hurt any more very sad I have the proof I was there 30 years ago also for a visit

Airmen, Hello! I served in the 761st AC and W Squadron, 25th Air Division in North Bend, Oregon from 1957-1961. Did any of the readers of this web page serve there during this time frame? If so how are you doing? Do you remember me? Please write back. Frank

I was at NYADS from the end of 1960 to March 1964. Manual Inputs room. Great memories and great people...

For Diana Sonju: Thank you.

My dad Joseph G. Sargent was stationed their by the DelBonita in the late 50`s till about 1960. I can`t remember exact years. My dad came for a visit July 2002 and we drove up to the base to check it out. It was neat listening to my dad explain what building was what and what they did in them. I at the time could only imagine what they looked like back then. We went through the barracks and the only tennants there are the wild animals, birds and cows that wander in. There is nothing left of the mess hall except the brick colored tiled floor which still looks like it was just put down. We went into the one dome that was left and it is an empty shell. I tried to picture the base with activity but it was to hard. Now that I have seen pictures from when it was being used I can now picture all of you that were there watching over America. Thank you to all who have served in whatever line of military you are all great men and women.

Very nice sight. I served on one of the Radar Picket Ships the USS Vigil AGR-12 From1957 to 1959. So we worked close with everyone involved with the Radar Air Defense

fantastic site. was at the 664th ac&w at bellefontaine, ohio then part of the test team and assignment to hdqtrs detroit ads,battle creek, mi SAGE. was pilot sim and battle staff. one of first enlisted to qualify for the senior weapons controller badge. thanks again bill

ex-663rd AC&WRon, ex BMEWS Sites I, II, and III.

My last name was spelled wrong also I changed my email address thank you, Don

I was stationed with the 719th AC&W Squadron at Sparrevohn Air Force during 1968 and 1969. I was the NCO of the Electric Shop. I remember serving under Major Short and Lt. Gaston. The fishing, hunting, and body sledding down from the Power Plant are all good memories. Anyone remember the rat pack?

Wow! What a site. All the slide photos folks took from many moons ago..thanks for sharing them. My father was in the RCAF and radar stations were know to me, even as a kid. When we emigrated to the US - CA I marvelled at the Nike site near Agoura, CA. Anyhow..I may have something to contribute in the hear future..but would ask..is there any info on the Carribean Basin Radar Network? I haven`t had luck searching this site for it... Kind Regards, Mark Robinson USAF 1974-1978. PS> One of my duty stations was McChord where a friend was a `scope dope` at SAGE on base:)

For those of us who remember SAC... This week US Space Command officially merged with US Strateigc Command to form the `new` Strategic Command. (StratCom) It was 10 years ago when the Strategic Air Command was merged into US Strateic Command due to the Berlin Wall coming down and the end of the cold war. And the beat goes on...

Note e-mail change

Looking for anyone stationed at Joelton Tennessee 1958-1959. Or Cross City Fla May 1959 May 1960. Or St. Anthony Newfoundland May 1960 May 1961.

Served in Iceland, two tours, Rockville H-1, 932 AC&W Sq. AFSC 30474 Ground Radio Communications Tech.