| Indiana ANG - 122nd FW, Fort Wayne |
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| Duffey Tampa, Florida |  Got a question for you guys who served in the 122nd during the'NAM era. No.. I was not with the ANG. During THAT period I was a 91B20 Army Medic in an armored recon unit (1st/32nd.) Able to document people now in Iraq/Afghanistan, as well as WWII and Korea... but did any of you or your comrades do time in Southeast Asia? 01/14/2011 @ 17:48 [ref: 12453] |
| Steve Kline Toledo, Ohio |  I attended the Blacksnake Open House in June of 1999. The U.S.Navy Blue Angels were featured that year, and it was the best show I have ever seen the Blue Angels perform (I have seen them at least a dozen times from Atlanta to Willow Run). Is there any thoughts of having another open house like the one in 1999? 07/11/2007 @ 05:31 [ref: 6059] |
| JERRY JARVIS SOUTH BEND, Indiana | I PROUDLY SERVED WITH THE 122ND FROM OCT 1973 TILL FEB 1994. I RETIRED A TSGT. I STILL MISS THE DEPLOYMENTS WE WENT ON. I MISS SEEING ALL THE OL CREW CHIEFS AND AIRCRAFT FUEL MAINTENANCE PEOPLE. GOD BLESS YOU ALL! 01/21/2007 @ 16:39 [ref: 5557] |
| Jay Jenkins Fort Wayne, Indiana |  I'm currently an F-16C+ Crew Chief (full time technician) with the 122FW Blacksnakes, recently re-enlisting after a 12 year vacation into the civilian world. I originally joined the 122nd in 90 as a traditional guardsman and worked the F-4Es after a 4 year active duty hitch working F-4E/Gs. We still have the F-4E gate guard, but man could it use some paint. She's looking a bit worn out. 09/15/2006 @ 21:29 [ref: 5262] |
| Charles M. Griner Riverview, Florida | After serving proudly for 4 years in RegAF, I joined the 122nd. Subsequently we were activated and opened up the old "Seaweed" base at Chambley AB, France. Almost without exception, all of our members of the Wing served proudly. I especially remember working with Major Forrest Whitten, SMSgt Ron Bennett and others. A great unit "Blacksnakes," Keep up the tradition. 05/10/2006 @ 05:04 [ref: 4990] |
| Robert Werkowski Bangor, Maine | I was with the 163rd at Sioux City Airport in 1952. I was an Engine Mechanic and then a crew Chief on a F51D Mustang. The squadron had 2 T6 Trainers A D and a G model,also a C47 that was used to fly some troops home to Ft Wayne on the weekends. I would like to see some pictures of the squadrond F51s if available 05/23/2005 @ 08:32 [ref: 4080] |
| LARRY MOORE REEDSPORT, Oregon | I WAS A MEMBER OF THE 122nd IN 1949. WAS ACTIVATED IN 1950 TRANSFERRED TO 163rd FIGHTER BOMBER GROUP IN ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA. GREAT BUNCH OF FELLOW AIRMEN. NEVER A DULL MOMENT. WAS DISCHARGED IN MAY 1951. 04/22/2005 @ 14:35 [ref: 4000] |
| Mrs. Prince Chapman/Mrs. Sandra Pay Fort Wayne, Indiana | I would like to inquire about a contact person for your group that would possibly be interested in assisting with an event in September, 05 in which the two young (11 & 14, I believe) African American men will be participating in. 03/23/2005 @ 22:53 [ref: 3929] |
| Roger K. Myers Fort Wayne,, Indiana | This is to correct my e-mail address. I am the curator of the Greater Fort Wayne Aviation Museum - also located at the Fort Wayne International Airport - on the second floor of the Passenger Terminal Building. 03/19/2005 @ 19:54 [ref: 3916] |
| Richard Watts Daytona Beach, Florida | I am very happy with the site...I was a member of the 122 about two years ago. I miss it and am very proud of the units improvements. Hope everything keeps improving. 04/03/2003 @ 20:50 [ref: 2828] |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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