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| Site ID or center | Name, family name first (rank & duty optional) | dates at location 2nd B, 52 ARTY | Ted Swanson is compiling a
list if it's personnel here. | . | HM-01DC | Richmond AFS | . | Homestead
| AFB . | . | -- Ordnance
Support
| Christopherson, Daniel D.,
SP4 Nike Test Equipment Repair 22L20. 124 Center St.
Vermillion, SD 57069 - Supported the firing Btrys fixing DX items in shop.
Salt water air caused interesting corrosion problems, especially to gold
plated cathode ray tubes. From South Florida they sent me to Ft. Wainwright, AK
in February. What a change! | 4/68-2/69 | -- Logistical
| Hill, Dennis,
E-5MOS 35F20 - Third U.S Army Logistical Support Group
(TUSALOG); specializing in Nuclear Weapon Electronics Support (Special Weapons)
19324 - 65th Place NE, Kenmore, WA 98028
| 9/67-9/69 | -- HQ 47th Arty Bde
| Whitlock, Darrell D.,
Asst S-3 CAPT - 2609 West Messick Loop, Round Rock, TX 78681
| 6/69-12/69 | HM-01 | HM-03 Opa Locka/ Carol City
| . | . | Aplin, Robert L.,
SFC, 24Q, Maint. Chief, IFC. Went to Baumholder
and was appointed to Warrant two days after arriving and then went to B 2/56. -
4016 Blueridge Pl. N.E. Albuquerque, NM 87111 | 7/74-8/76 | . | Ballard, Steve,
16C, C-2-52 | 9/72-11/73 | . | Bambauer, Edward (Ed),
Left Opa Locka site for 1st Infantry Division, 3/7th Field
Artillery, in Vietnam. | 8/68-7/69 | . | Beltran, Manuel (Manny),
16C20 Target tracking radar E-5, -
I spent my entire duty at the Carroll City Site along with a hand full
of other friends. My home town was Hialeah, Fla. (5miles away) so I
was a radar operator who commuted to work every day. Made some great
friends that I would like find some day. | 6/68-12/71 | . | Carter, Charles D.,
Independent Military Historian and Subject Matter Expert on The Cuban Missile Crisis.
| 4/63-4/64 | . | Conner, Nathan,
Sp/4 Gen Maint Motor Pool. Came by train from Bliss
5761 s.w. 17 st Plantation Fl. | 10/62-8/63 | . | Croll, Larry,
16C20 E-4,E-5 | 7/74-1/76 | . | Dandeneau, James,
Spent some good times here. Met my wife there. lived in Hialea. Remember Peak, Sheaks,
The WAB, and First Sgt Simmons. Had a ball!! | 5/77-11/78 | . | Davis, Michael R.,
Fire Control IFC.
Started 8/60 then longest troop train (troops plus equipment, to cross Southern Pacific Rail lines, to South Florida,
for the Cuban crisis. - left 5/63 from Miami
Miami was great after stand-down
from Crisis. Mom & Dad managed hotel on Miami Bch. Need I say more.
Site was in Carol City Fla. in N. Miami area.
| 5/63-? | . | Dawe, James L,
SGT, Ran the PX, Section Chief, Worked in Assembly -
15107 Liberty School Rd Marion, IL 62959 | /74-/75 | . | Gudell, Daniel M.,
I had a lot of good friends that were at this site.
Gave a lota grief to the Co. which I apoligise for. | 01/77-06/78 | . | Hammon, Ron,
E 4 16C remember a few names, Losey, Sleasman, Waldrop, Bonfanti.Lived off post. First day at unit
someone suggested Opalocka Villas.Anyone remember those old barrack type places? horrible. Got an apartment in Hialeah
next to stable entrance to the track.Rode dirt bikes past the main gate into the waste area beyond the unit.Remember
all the clubs on 27th Ave and of course biscayne blvd. Happy hour at the local GO-GO joints.Lt Tole was BC at the
time. SSGT Tierney was my sec chief.Wanted to ETS there had an offer from Western Electric but DA levy sent me to Germany B-3-71
| 03/68-01/69 | . | Lawrence, Ronnie,
Worked in IFC, BC Van Acq. Opr. cross-trained on MTR & TTR | 9/68-9/70 | . | LeGendre, Michael,
SP-5, Assembly, 16B | 2/74-9/75 | . | Lockwood, David,
SSG 24Q - 11520 Tom Ulozas Dr., El Paso, TX 79936 | 5/75-8/76 | . | Maher, Timothy, 34082 Avocado Drive, Pinellas Park, FL 33781 -
I was a Military Policeman assigned to security with about 8 other MP's.
I left to go to Fort Bragg, NC assigned to the XVIII Airborne Corp. I wanted to jump.
Capt. Walter Brown was my first commander. I didn't like him much. Capt Craig Strickland took over command. He was
a righteous dude. First Sergeant Francis Simmions wat the best first sergeant I surved uner. Hin son Sgt. Sawar Simmons
was a good friend of mine. I enjoyed my time there alot, but I wanted to go Ariborne. I was in from
October 1976 until April 1986 having served with the 3rd ranger battalion 75th infantry at Fort Benning, GA as a medic.
Until recently I was a medic with the 20th special forces group, Florida National Guard. I our of the military as of now.
| 4/77-9/78 | . | Maphet, Dave,
| 1/75-9/75 | . | Miner, Gary,
Sp4, Launcher Crewman Mobile Training at Ft Bliss, McGregor Range SP4/SP5 After closing two sites I was sent to Florida. The site didn't close but we became mobile when McGregor unit reduced. D Battery went to McGregor for mobile training. I found a cottonmouth in middle of the launch are circle road when doing daily(s) at D Battery. We pushed the air compressor the opposite direction to avoid the snake. I spent Sep-Oct at McGregor. When promoted I was sent to D battery to balance slots.
2nd site: 4th Site, D Battery, SW Miami - SP5 I worked at assembly, received mobile training (again) in March/May, swamp fires burned throughout the summer, then ETS. - Belton Mo | 1/71-8/71 | . | Maxson, Rick,
PFC-SPC Fire Control Crewman 16C20 Computer/Switch Board | 2/73-3/74 | . | Milburn, Ken,
Spc-4 TTR op. Loaded and rode the train from FT. Bliss.
Sat at Homestead while the sites were selected. Was at the Everglades site
the day Kenedy was shot(my fathers Birthday, and we are from Dallas). Planted
three palm trees, one of which was still standing 6 years ago surrounded
by homes. | 10/62-10/64 | . | Peake, Edward T III,
Spent my first 2 years in Herc here. Sorry Cpt. Strickland for the
motorcycle incident. Stayed out of trouble untill I was discharged in 1985
(spent 2 years in Patriot after there was nowhere else to go!)
Patriot was not for me! No place like Herc! | /78-/79 | . | Rigney, Roger,
SP-5 | '74 | . | Schmidt, Frederick,
1st LT, IFC plt ldr, XO and BC. On duty the night the Pueblo
was captured. A scarry night. The first and only time we installed arm plugs.
My voice quivered when I announced "battle stations" instead of the drill
"blazing skys or stars"-I can remember now. I still stay in contact w/Lt
Ed Bambauer and Lt. (now Gen. ret.) Harold Timboe. | 11/67-8/69 | . | Sell, Clarence,
With the exception of training, I spent my entire enlistment [here]. Met some great guys there,
and a few strange ones. While I didn't know it then, it was the time of my life. I guessing that was true
for many of us when we were in our early 20s and really just becoming an adult. I remember some lousy duty
assignments like KP and guard duty at post one (front gate). In those simpler times, I thought everyone was
either considered a head (just doing your enlistment) or a lifer (planning on making the Army their career).
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6/68-2/72 | . | Simons, Gerald,
16B20, 16c20 PFC | 11/64-5/65 | . | Strickland, Craig,
I commanded the Carol City site from 1975-1979.
and closed the site in April/May 1979. We moved it to Ft Bliss McGregor
range in 1979. | /75-5/79 | . | Turner, Larry,
After school at Ft. Bliss. SP6 Radar Mechanic, -
Web Site | 7/70-7/71 | . | Williams, Steve A,
Tracking Supervisor (Sp/5)Target Ranging Radar. Was stationed at C Battery for three years.
Still live in Florida Retired Detective/Criminal Investigator, St. Lucie County Sheriffs Department.
| 05/65-05/68 | HM-40 | Key Largo
| . | . | Bauza, Phil,
Crazy place and people!!!! I swear I saw monnkeys when I was on guard duty.... | 1/76-7/77 | . | Carter, Charles D.,
Independent Military Historian and Subject Matter Expert on The Cuban Missile Crisis.
| 6/65-12/65 | . | Christopher, Clark L.,
Closed the site and went to HM97 - P.O. Box 166 Trabuco Canyon, Ca. 92691 | ?/72-?/73 | . | Coogan, Jack,
XO, 1st Lieut. Everglades then Key Largo | /64-/66 | . | Corey, Craig P,
We got tired of Monroe Co Deputies using radar on "our" road
and hung the T-1 in a tree behind where they would lay in wait.(T-1+MTR=FRIED
speed radar)
| 01/75-10/75 | . | Crawford, Elmerine,
Great duty station and good people to be with | 3/73-8/74 | . | Curtis, Tom A.,
Barn Rat, 16B20 E5 We had surface to surface nuclear capabilities
- 944 Elizabeth Road | 10/68-1/72 | . | Flowers, Ed,
Pit Rat, Panel Operator, Driver of 1970 454 Corvette, 1968
Road Runner. Many good times and lots of racing. Loved it.
| 8/71-4/73 | . | Hardy, Vic,
MTR operator, Spent almost 4 years at the Key Largo facility, met some
great people and still have mostly fond memories of the duty. I was envious of
the technician who could read schematics and actually tinker with the electronics.
I ordered a course from the Cleveland Institute of Electronics from a CIE salesman
who actually trucked down to the gate to do cold calls at the site. It inspired
me to go to college and get my BSEE (Electrical Engineering). I now work for
Boeing as an electronics manager on the AWACS program. | 4/68-12/71 | . | Harwell, Jerry,
Spc. 5 MTR operator, roome with Vic Hardy for a while. | 8/68-2/72 | . | Hines, Phil,
| 5/71-2/74 | . | Huddleston, Chuck,
IFC repair Tech When I got there, the battery was located at
the entrance to the everglades. It was set up there when it relocated from
Johnson Island where it was test firing the nuclear warhead. I believe that
this battery is the only Nike battery to ever fire a nuclear warhead.
We lived in tents until the new battery was built and then we relocated
down the road to Key Largo. I remember we were really happy to live in
the buildings (even if they were pink colored)instead of tents.
We experienced hurricane Betsy while we were there and I remember that we
were the first site back in action after the hurricane. It was terrible to
open up the "sealed" back of the radar on the towers and have water run out
of the compartment. Had to do a lot of fast cleaning, chassis replacing
and adjustments. - Fort Worth, Texas | 10/64-10/65 | . | Jones, Ed,
Loved the Location but not the bugs or the antenna's being on towers.
Anyone remember Steve Shoenfelder and one bad weekend in 77 or 78? - 710 Tierra Del Sol Apt b Carlsbad, NM 88220
| 6/75-4/77 | . | Keenum, Donald E.,
Pfc 16B20 - Some of us still remember the BIG EVERGLADES FIRE
that came so close. | 9/68-8/69 | . | Krystel, Phil,
| 8/72-6/74 | . | Ludlow, Tom,
Like Rick Markko said, muscle cars, drag racing. Cut a hole in the Butler building
for an auto shop,darn 65 GTO always needed a new motor. Pulled it down range with a deuce an a
half an swapped motors with the missle assembly A-Frame many times. Hardy and Oconner were the
original instigators of all things cars. Lots of good times until levied to Korea.
| 10/71-5/73 | . | Mandeville, Paul,
52B E-6 | /74-/75 | . | Markko, Richard J,
SP5-Asst. Section Chief-MOS 16C-On site BX Operator BX stands for Base Exchange.
We had a small store on-site that sold all the stuff we needed like beer,
snacks, beer, toiletries, beer, cigarettes, beer and other assorted sundries. Because we were attached to
Homestead AFB, and there were no Army posts available, we used Homestead's Base Exchange. We made regular
trips to the AFB to purchase stuff and resold it on site. It was a good time and a great source of extra
income. The BX operators sure were popular folks on site! - Our site had a
large number of muscle cars. Due to our remote location we were able to conduct
regular drag races between the admin and down range areas. That was cool!
- 301 Cavalry Road, Carlisle, PA 17013-1608, 717-422-5445-h, 717-243-7855 x124-w | 04/71-11/04 | . | Moore, Len,
MRT Operator | 4/68-10/69 | . | Peyton, Louis,
AD Msl Assy Tech (221B) CW2 Good assignment, good people to work with.
| 7/68-6/72 | . | Portnoy, Ronald,
SP5, Acquisition Radar Operator | 9/70-1/74 | . | Reynolds, Gary,
Sp5, LCT Operator, 16B20 | 5/68-11/71 | . | Sutton, Ron,
Assistance squad leader in missle launch (wasn't very good at that) as an E5 just out of the infantry
and to the Nike missle system. It was a great experience and would like to meet others that served during that time.
- 865 w. river st. Deerfield, MI. 49238 | 5/65-8/67 | . | Sykes, Robert L.,
IFC Technician WO1 to CW2, Retired CW3 8/75,
7455 S. Hulen St #110 Fort Worth, TX 76133 | 4/67-10/68 | . | Vickroy, Richard N.(Vic-Max),
I left Foxtrot I went to Florida again. HM-40 Key Largo
B Battery 2-52nd.
I spent a year there and got sent to Alaska to work at
Poker Flats Rocket
Research Range for the University of Alaska. Left there and went to
White Sands Missile Range working in Research & Developement on Upper Air
Sounding System for Atmospheric Sciences Lab. I was the only 24Q3R in the
United States Army. R designator was for research and developement. -
116 Race Track Rd. New Hope Al 35760 | 4/77-/78 | . | Whitaker, Jim,
Lt., see Cuban Missile Crisis,
how I grew up in a hurry in October 1962.
| also see site history 10/62-9/64 | HM-65 | HM-66 Florida City - Everglades? 1962-1965 - moved to HM-40
| . | . | Carter, Charles,
Left to relocate B Btry to Key Largo permenant site. Remained there until discharge in Dec 1965
| 5/1964-6/65 | . | Reder, George Edward II,
When we set up in the glades I got a place south of Florida City which was the closest to the site.
Who did they get first when trouble happened [?], you guessed it,me. I did'nt mind though, Herc was my profession {like job}
and I loved it. I was super spec five here and the warhead expert [ask Lt.Whitaker]. I hauled around gators like suit cases
and caught the biggest timber rattlesnake I've ever seen. Holding tail in one hand and head in the other his belly touched the ground.
Big snake. We caged it at the LCT and named him DYNAMITE. Col. Smith up at Homestead was not too hot on our pet/mascot,
and ordered it removed from the site. So I put him east of A Section accross the six row concertina where he came from.
Never saw him again. - POB 241663, San Antonio, TX 78224-8663
| /63-/64 | HM-69 | 12 WSW Florida City - Everglades National Park,
| . | . | Acord, William L.,
- 222 2nd St.; Beaver, WV 25813 | 1/70-4/71 | . | Baker, G. Paul Jr.,
SP-5, Trained and functioned as 24Q20 Fire Control Mech., also functioned as 23G20 Improved NH Fire Control Mech.
- 1018 Laurel Avenue, Denham Springs, LA 70726 | 09/68-04/70 | . | Carter, Charles D.,
Independent Military Historian and Subject Matter Expert on The Cuban Missile Crisis.
| 4/64-6/65 | . | Daniels, Rodney,
generator operator launcher section | /68-/69 | . | Decker, Thomas E.,
Launcher Crewman / Ass't Section Chief - A Bty, 2/52
Was with the battery at the temperory site and moved to the preminate site in the "hole
in the doughnut". | 10/64-7/67 | . | Dillinger, Tom,
Pvt2,16B10 "rail ape". Enjoyed my time there painting
rails,mowing,guard duty ,KP and more guard duty.I stayed there 10 months and
was transfered to ARADCOM Hq at then Ent AFB ...
I'm retired and living in Colo Springs.I see Cheyene
Mountain everyday and am proud to think that the ADA did make a hell of a
difference years ago. | 1966 | . | Dungan, William S. (Bill),
16B20, E-5. luncher area, to security section, permanent Sergeant of Guard.
I loved the duty while I was there. | 7/77-5/78 | . | Eckelman, Scott,
This was my first assignment. I was the Fire Control Platoon Leader
and then XO, plus a bunch of others. I remember the mosquitoes the
most. Also, this was when Nixon was having serious Watergate
problems and came down to visit his advisor/friend BB Rebozo.
We had to be at full alert most of the time he was there which pissed
us off to no end as he mostly came during holidays. We used to
practice surface to surface shots using BB Rebozo's house as
ground zero. | 12/73-9/75 | . | Ferrell, Kenneth R.,
Sp/5 IFC Mechanic for Mr. Van Ornam & Mr. Miller. Bought my 66 GTO while
I was there,wish I still had it. Yes,we were soldiers and we were young. Can't believe
the responsibility I had at age 19. Those were some fine days that I did not realize
at the time,that helped build character. Maint. crew was Swanson,Doyle, Steinmetz and me.
John Lapatina SFC,in charge for short time before leaving. | 1/67-6/69 | . | Forgey, Steve,
Started as their TTR operator. Ended up the Tracking Supervisor. We were a mobile site
so our annual trip to Mc Greggor range to fire out lasted over a month. We had to haul a complete site
out into the desert, smear grease and sand all over it and make it operational. Lt. Sczspanski (West
Pointer) was our BCO. We fired out that year highest RA Battery. I remember, we trained/qualified BCO's
from other Batteries... They'd come out with their hands shaking and complaining that we didn't give em
time to think... Zero second target locks. :) - Newark, Ohio | 3/71-6/72 | . | Hewitson, Greg,
` IFC 16c | 3/76-5/77 | . | Kane, Keith,
- 29162 iris drive big pine key,florida 33043 | - | . | Little, Marlin,
16b launcher crewman e5 - 1 n. fenwick rd memphis tn. 38111 | 10/70-5/74 | . | Lockwood, David,
SSG 24Q 1437 Price St. , Henderson, NV 89015 | 2/74-5/75 | . | Neal, Michial C,
fire control | 9/77- 6/79 | . | Marcelle, Stephen,
ACQ. Radar Mech. 24P20 - Short stay here as the unit was de-activated that year.
Sent back to McGregor Range. Broke my foot playing frisbee!! | 3/79-6/79 | . | Norris, Rick,
Acq operator | 7/70-12/73 | . | Powlas, Dan,
SP4 Launch Area Crewman Lived in tents at the temporary site in the middle of tomato fields
right next door to B Brty. We moved to the permanent site in the Everglades several months before my discharge.
Great times in Homestead and surrounding areas. Great friends like Truman Hill, Billy Swiger, Tucker, Randy Parton ,
Sgt Westmoreland and many more. - Melbourne, FL
| 7/64-8/65 | . | Reffitt, Mike, PFC
M.P. assigned to physical security. Plenty of snakes, gators,
and mosquitoes.We were deactivated in the late part of May and I was sent to
Ft. Bliss. Actually we were stationed out at Mcgregor Range. Thats when
we mounted all the equipment on trucks and made a mobile unit out of it.
We were the first Battery to go to the field as a mobile unit. What a dissaster.
110 degrees in the shade.We lost half the unit the first day to heat exaustion
and the other half the next day. But after we became climatized we did ok.
A lot of both good and bad memories. my ets. April 81 | 10/78-5/79 | . | Rhamy, Tommie,
MTR & ABAR Operator 16C10 SPC4. We were actually in the Everglades
National Park. Lots of mosquitoes. Great duty station. We used to watch Cuba
on the ABAR Radar. One time we cuased a fake launch when a new LT was at the
controls he ran outside and looked up in the sky because he really thought
he launched a Nike Missle. I would like to hear from those that were there with me.
| 10/68-01/72 | . | Rollins, Rodney,
16B10, Later 16B20 SPEC 4 Launch Crew - I once hit an gator on my dirt bike.
No problem, I was young and going to live forever. - 325 North End Ave NY,NY 10282
| /70-/72 | . | Strang, Richard,
SP/4. PLL clerk in charge of inventory of all parts for fire
control area and missiles. At the time we were the "show battery" for Amry
air Defense. People from the pentagon, joint chiefs of staff, etc. would
visit us to see a Herc Battery. We were the only battery of four that was
able to ever maintain HOT status for a week. Had a UFO incident down range in
1969. Army and Air force brass came and conficated all our radiation
detection equipment, as we were using it to monitor the radiation patterns
left by whatever. They gave it back after a month. Like going to work in a
zoo every day. | 6/68-7/69 | . | Sutterfield, Thomas W.,
Good times. Yes, I also remember the big fire in the everglades that came so close.
- 820 Hampton Ct, Weston, FL 33326 | /68-/69 | . | Swanson, Theodore L.,
SP-5, 24Q20 Fire Control Mech.,23G20 Improved NH Fire Control Mech.,
1012 Crane St., Key Largo, FL 33037 -
Maintenance Chief that along with the great crew earned the first 3 of 4 "E"
awards. We fixed the "Missile Tracking Problem" at the live fire at Ft. Bliss
and "Bullseyed the Drone" instead of the caculated miss. Some very mad Air Force
Generals until they finaly figured out what we corrected. Fixing radars in
the Everglades summer nights. Spray down with two cans of bug spray till uniform
was wet. Punisment for whatever Pvt. had goofed up that day was to go out and be
my helper at the repair jobs. Getting pealed off the ziper door of the cloth dome
on the missile tracking radar one night when I stuck a volt meter test probe in a
turned on (fortuntuly not up) magatron. All they heard down below was the loud POP.
Shut the whole system down and raced up the tower to find me splatered at the door
way. Very lucky that night. Throwing rocks "gernades" at a squad of misplaced
Marines that got shangied to be a invading for ce during war games. They had real
blanks and we got tired of yelling "bang - bang", so decided to use our "rock
gernades" from the top of the radar towers. That plus the snakes that they ran
into was very effective. We got high marks on that war game. Getting stuck on
"HOT" status for New Years 1967, finaly getting off on 4 Jan and not finding a
bar that wanted to put up with us untill we stumbled into the "Last Chance Bar
and Grill" Most of the site persononal were there, and the owner decided why
not - ordered a bunch of food, broke out the New Years stuff and had a party.
We ended up drinking most of his old dusty stock to depleation. Got a standing
request to always come back. | 11/66-8/68 | . | Swingly, Richard "Dick",
Left due to ETS as a SP4E4. Have a lot of good memories | 2/63-11/64 | . | Thomas, Ken,
Enlisted as 63B wheel vehicle mech. Worked as engineer. Wish Iwrote down some adresses.
Always volunteered to mow the lawn (swamp) with the old international tractor. Dry season, we kept
the grass about 4". Rainy season, we kept it at 4" above the water. I still miss my 68 Camaro
(orange w/ black rally stripes). Had it about 3 mos. ...blew it up, bought a junk motor
and couldn't afford another. Lost it! | 6/74-6/76 | . | Vallely, Daniel ,
16B, Spec.4 Lived on base. Transfered to Germany in 73. I still have very strong
feelings for the place. Visited the place twice in the '90's. Attended the National Historic
Places registration ceremony. It was strange driving my POV up the the door of the missile barn
- Scotia, NY | 10/71-11/73 | . | Vickroy, Richard N.(Vic-Max),
I was one of SFC Rockwell's Rangers-newbies fresh out of school
-worked for Mr. Bird & Mr. Farris. I was there when Lt. Eckelman showed up
with his brand new 240Z & his HP Calculator. No more Log Tables for surface
to surface ORE's! He had to hide it from the evaluators. I didn't see any
other names that I knew from those days though, where are all the people at? -
116 Race Track Rd. New Hope Al 35760 | 4/74-3/76 | HM-80 | HM-84 7 NNW Homestead | . | . | Mandeville, Paul
52B E-5 | 1975 | . | Miller, Frank,
IFC Radar Maintenance. Sp/5 | 6/64-12/66 | HM-95 | Southwest Miami- mobile, from Ft. Bliss 10/62
| . | . | Dixon, Byron,
Assembly and Service Section aka A&S, Most A&S shops
had a Warrant Officer and 3 24U (Nike Herc Electronic Maintenance).
| 1977 | . | Davis, Gary A,
D/2/52 - retired CW3 1987 - PO Box 789 Pahrump Nv, 89041 | /79-/82 | . | Gifford, Roger
16C20 FCC Target Tracking Radar Operator | 9/68 to 12-71 | . | Keenum, Donald E.,
SP/5 16B20 | 9/68-8/69 | . | Kelley, Jim
| . | . | Maphet, Dave,
Operated acq radar, Was 17 years old when stationed there.
| 4/74-9/74 | . | McAulay, George,
Herc Fire Control Maint. 24Q20,
AN/MPQ-T1 Radar Signal Simulator 24Q30 | 10/70-10/75 | . | Miner, Gary,
Sp4, Launcher Crewman Mobile Training at Ft Bliss, McGregor Range
| /70 | . | Sandoval, Tommy,
| 10/78-5/79 | . | Sanger, Ronald
Sp/4 Launcher Platoon Fire Pannel Operator /Cubin Missle Crisis 60-63
- 2545 anita dr dover,pa 17315 | .60-/63 | . | Santomasso, John A,
Nike Hercules Acquisation Radar Mechanic (24P20) ... could [I] get a roster of the guys I was
stationed with, in order to make contact. ... [also] training with at Fort Bliss. I graduated in the class 24-P-20, 2 of 69.
| ?69 | . | Seay, Billy S.,
A section,spc. 4, emergency firepanel operator.
October 62 Cuban Crisis, Moved to Florida. I was down range when Kennedy was killed.
759 Harris Henrietta Rd., Forest City, NC 28043 | 10/62-/64 | . | Shoemaker, Phillip,
16C20 - LOPAR and occasional ABAR; later, Battery Clerk
(I could use a typewriter) | 12/69-8/73 | . | Whitlock, Darrell D.,
XO/Btry Cmdr CAPT - 2609 West Messick Loop, Round Rock, TX 78681
| 9/67-5/69 | . | Willard, Ted,
launcher asst. section chief | . | . | Wood, James,
16c20 IFC abar hipar operator at D,2,52 Homestead Fla | 9/68-12/71 | HM-97 | West Homestead, Homestead AFB | . | . | Brown, Ted A,
(he gave bad e-mail address)
Launcher Crewman 16B10 Sgt - 141 dogwood circle jacksonville al
| 2/76-10/68 | . | Christopher, Clark L.,
Hard to imagin that all these places are turning into dust. Boy am I getting old..
- P.O. Box 166 Trabuco Canyon, Ca. 92691 | ?/73-?/75 | . | Melson, Gary,
E3 - 186 Stevens St. Itasca Texas 76055 | 1/75-7/75 | . | White, John,
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