After seeing these pictures, makes me wonder,
Were some of us still in basic training when we got to greenville?
We kept our clothes hung the way we were taught in Basic, we have our
"Foot Lockers"
Even the Barracks look the same.
and we did our beds the same way on Thursday, as in Basic.
Somebody tell me it ain't so.
Otherwise, I feel as if I stayed in Basic Training till 1959,
Heck, I stayed in the 4th grade in school 4 years. I guess I was hard headed.
These were
took around 1956/1957
Robert Ragno
on the left and
M. Perilloux, Jr. on
the right.
( Perilloux was the one that set off home made bombs in the 08th aera. )
John Gross, (on the Left)//////// Richard Halligan, (in the Center) ////////Ralph Thorpe, (on the Right)
( Perilloux was the one that set off home made bombs in the 08th aera. )
John Gross, (on the Left)//////// Richard Halligan, (in the Center) ////////Ralph Thorpe, (on the Right)
The Right Pic.//The Airman with his legs crossed has been Id'ed as (Kenneth P. Sears)(Deceased) If anyone can recognizes any of these troops, let me know so I can post their names on this page.
Picture on the left, having a cool one at the Airman's Club.
I think I have Id'ed one of the guy's, second person on the right side of the
table on the left pic. with a cigerette hanging from his lip, is G.G. Parker..?
(hope I have this correct very hard to make out what was written)
Back of picture (airmen with hand to mouth) Strojny?---Right side of picture first airmen- H. C. Huff
Left side first airmen in white "T" shirt- Green
Pic. on the left... (second person from the person with cig in his mouth)
right side is Id'ed as "Charles Kisner"?,(Deceased)
Sorry about the scuff marks on this picture.
The Picture on the Left...
On the left in white "T" shirt - E.A. Foshee, / behind him in checkered shirt - Eddie
Center with no shirt - J. D. Beal, / laying down - J. T. Green / behind him with hat and cig- R. A. Friloux.?
Picture on the Right
And these, unable to recognizes all, two of them is ID'ed as.
The airman in the center is- Schoenfeld, On the left is- Webb
T. D. Shipp was the one who identified most of these airmen. He said they were in the 06th.
That's why he knew them they all were in the same squadron.
Left Pic./Lt. to Rt./ Sells, Easterly, Halligan, Musick///Right Pic.//Halligan, Easterly (with hat)
Trying to clean that Old Ford
Left Is the Drum & Bugle Group, Pass & review / and the right side is one of the best things we had on the Flightline, The "Flight Shack".
The pictures below were sent in by Ray Dent
On thee Left// B.J. Covenington and Leroy (Last Name?) On the right//Thursday was "Change Sheets Day"
See anything familar about the picture on thr right?
On the right, Airman Easterly attemping to read the Delta Jet Roar paper.
In his Home away from Home
= Washing the Old T-Bird = On the left...
Here you can
see S/Sgt H.N. Cowan, A/1C W.R. Dent,
A/1C H.B.
Keller, A/1C R.W. Mitchell, and A/3C H.T. Bryant
Cleaning the
T-33 before moving it into the hanger for
a scheduled
periodic inspection. The aircraft will be taken apart
and inspected
for serviceability and safe operation of all
components, and Quality Control Inspectors will be called
in to
verify the quality of the inspection and any replacement of
items determined to be unserviceable.
Quality
Control will inspect it again after it has been put back
together, ran
up and adjustments made and readied for Test Flight.
Sent in by Ray Dent from The Delta Jet Roar, base paper.
Dated, May 20 1957
This I believe is one of the parking lot's for the 3506th Squadron, If I'm not
mistaken, the 3508th had the newer barracks, as in the background.
Thanks to all for your input of pictures and names of some of the Greenville Airmen.
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Sent in by Ray Dent from The Delta Jet Roar, base paper.
Dated, May 20 1957
This I believe is one of the parking lot's for the 3506th Squadron, If I'm not
mistaken, the 3508th had the newer barracks, as in the background.
Thanks to all for your input of pictures and names of some of the Greenville Airmen.
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