I hope I have the guestbook fixed now. I won't reveal the issue, but it was insidious. - Gene

I spent 5years on the DEWLine (1959-1964) this included time on the Canadian as well as Greenland DEWEast. This was followed by a couple of years at the BMEWS site in England. I am currently spending 6 months in Connecticut and 6 months in Florida. I wonder if any old DEWLiners or BMEWS Personnel around would like to try for a reunion in Florida next winter (2015-2016). Give
me a shout if there is any interest. This is meant to include American civilian and military, Canadian civilian and military, and Danish Civilian and military.

I've gotten several problem reports about an issue in the What's New page. I've not been able to find anything amiss there. Could you email me at the address above with details if you're having a problem with What's New?

Gene

Painted dome at Saglek ...Sep 1969. Flew out on C119 to Goose Bay.

was station at h2 latter part of 1962 early 1963 as a construction electrician po3 seabee was in charge ofnaval switch boards and phone installaton seems to me what was called a airforce 310 detashment was stationed there

The Blue Byway in Ulm appears to have been the local service (NCO) club.

I am looking for a photo of the Blue Byway in Ulm, Germany. My father was in the Air Force and stationed in Ulm from 1952-1955 and he spoke often, and fondly of the Blue Byway. He passed away last February at the age of 81 and I am looking for a photo of the Blue Byway to give to my mother for Christmas. Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate any and all help. Thank you and Happy Holidays to all!
Sue Jusseaume

Tom: I did get your email (and one from Gene). My spam blocker notifies me what's in it, so I added you to my address book and we should be good now.

Anyone else: If you email me about this, put something in the message title that will alert me.

SS

To Steve Spirnak: You sent me (and Gene) an email regarding memorabilia from Port Austin AFS that you saved back when the station closed. Unfortunately, I could not reply to your email since your 'Earthlink' spam blocker would not allow it. The short answer is, yes, our organization is interested in some of the memorabilia, particularly the photos and scrapbooks. (Gene can say about anything else.) I myself do not reside anywhere close to San Antonio, TX, where you are (and neither does Gene, although I believe he has in-laws in the Houston area). Anyway, maybe some of our members who reside in or near San Antonio could get with you to check out your collection? You and they can use this Guestbook to exchange notes, in case 'Earthlink' blocks them, too. Keep us informed, please. Thanks!

My "Stations" 1946-1973: Tachikawa and Kashihawa Japan 1947/49--Roslyn NY 49/50-- Galena AK 50/51-- Kirtland AFB 51/52--Tierra Amarilla NM 52/53-- Rabat Morocco 53-55-- Kirtland AFB 55/57 (with extended TDY to Santa Monica Rand Corp)-- 57-58 West Mesa NM-- 58-60 Morocco (again). 60-61 Marietta GA--61-62 Saglek Labrador-- 62-66 Hamilton AFB-- 66-70 Kindsbach Germany-- 70/71 Fortuna ND-- 1971 Hofn Iceland-- 1972 Thule Greenland-- "offered" assignment to Australia but took Retirement instead- Malmstrom AFB MT.

My Grandfather, Lt. Col. James Burton Tillett passed away 01/05/2014. He was stationed in Puntzi Station 917TH AC&W according to a foot locker that we found at his house with a couple of base locations on it.I am just looking for any information. He served from 1951-1971 as a Radar Observer/ Navigator