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My father was in the 41st at Charleston AFB in 78-82, Just looking to see if anybody remembers him, and see if I can get some info. He was killed with 8 others in a crash in Johns Knob, TN. Any help would be greatly appreciated.My father was Billy j Canter, Sr.

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I have photos of the 1983 Beirut, Lebanon ceremony and Marine Fallen Heroes Extraction if any one is interested for the archives.

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My father was an FE on Connies but then went on to the 76th,17th and also the 3rd (124's). Alot of good memories living on base. I came back to Charleston as an Engineer on 141's with the 300th and flew with them until 1982 when I went to Saudi Arabia as a pilot flying Lears and G2's. Also flew GIV's in Saudi Arabia as well. First flight on any airplane was with my father down to Panama on a 121. Worked at the aero club washing and waxing airplanes for rides.....in the back seat. If anybody out there knows the whereabouts of Rick"Rocky"Rochelle let me know. Met up with Rocky at the club one night. He was a Load in one of the other Reserve squadrons. Lost touch after the UTA weekend. Wouldn't swear to it but I think the 41st was the parent squadron for the 300th. It would be interesting to find out. Nice straight forward web site.

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PILOT IN 41st 1965 thru Aug 1966 when I was transferred to Anderson AFB, Guam. The Personnel Records in St Louis, MO has lost my Form 5 Flight records from the 76th/41st years and I would like to contact anyone here from that era. I need proof I flew into South Vietnam. I flew into Tan Son Nhut, Cam Ranh Bay and Nha Trang Air Bases in South Vietnam.

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I am now at MUSC on the 6th floor in the ART building. Charge Nurse about 99.9% of the time. Loving it!

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I arrived at Wheelus Field in October, 1952 as an Aircraft Mechanic and transferred to Charleston AFB in April (?), 1954 as an Aircraft Mechanic. I was discharged (honorably) in October, 1954. I would like to hear from anyone who might remember me or might not remember me from that period of time. Some of the names that I remember from back then are John Marazzi, jr, ( from Brooklyn, I think), Robert Bancroft, James O. Hall, Paul Ashenbrenner (sp?). I was on the Ground Crew of both tail # 2615 and later on tail #2640. Please let me hear from anyone who might be familar with me or any of these people - my mailing address is 523 E Broadway, Glenwood, Arkansas 71943 - phone # (870)356-2241 and Cell # (870) 223-6898 and my E-mail # is houstonandbillie@yahoo.com - many thanks!!!

Anyone here from the 54-57 era, I was in the 22nd (A/C) Maj Hamilton was CO. I know it was a long time ago but who knows? Ed

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Pilot 1971-1974; still remember most missions as my introduction to military commraderie, wartime intrigue, world geography, and my persistent love of flying in all sorts of weather. Still maintain solid friendships from that era. Thanks for providing a nostalgic look back.

My first flying squadron...January of 1987.

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Flight Engineer Dec. 85- Deactivation in ??? then with 14th ALS until Dec 31, 1992. Went on to retire from the Air Force Reserves, 315th CES, CAFB, on 7-7-07. Shoulda bought a friggin' lottery ticket that day!!! I'm currently at Fort Gordon, GA working for the Department of Public works, U. S. ARMY Civilian...

ret in 1989 was flight enginner from 1967 to 1989 live in north carolina now Hi to all

Flight Engineer 1975 - 1978

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My father-in-law was a pilot in the 41st between 71- and 77, his name is Captain Tom LeGodais, he past away on January 6, 2009, and I was looking for information, about his Air Force days. If anyone has anything at all please let me know. Thank you.

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I still think of Ya'll and only wish the best for all of us in the future.We hope to see everyone in March '09. I got remarried in '06 and moved to the Gatlinburg/Knoxville area if anyone is ever in the neighborhood. [Our light is always on and the mat is always out with a little "shine" in TN's finest of traditions!!!!!!!!!!!!]

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I became part of the 41st in Tripoli in Sep. 52 as a flight engineer, and rotated to the states with it in Apr 54. I left in Jan 55. I have many memories of the 41st. I would like to attend a reunion when they ever have one.

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Served in the 41MAS in 1982 as a Loadmaster. Great people and great memories. Also a member of the 1982 VOLANAT RODEO winning ERO team. Would love to hear from anyone anytime. Thanks for running a great site

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I was in the 1950th Comm Sq (AFCS) from 1962-64.

Can anyone tell me where to find a large, clear map of the base? I have found a couple of small ones online, but they won't enlarge clearly.

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Greetings all. Life is good here in sunny FL. I enjoyed reading the comments. My time in the 41st was a great time for me/us. Drop a line and say hi. LM 83-85...FE 88-94

Terry