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Boeing KC-135Q 'Stratotanker'

Description
Notes: KC-135A modified to refuel aircraft which do not use JP-4 fuel.
  Manufacturer:Boeing
  Base model:C-135
  Designation:KC-135
  Version:Q
  Nickname:Stratotanker
  Designation System:U.S. Air Force
  Designation Period:1925-1962
  Basic role:Transport
  Modified Mission:Tanker

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Recent comments by our visitors
 Rob Nichols
 Newark, NY
I was the squadron clerk for one very loud Col Banda, he never did use a phone - would yell out his window to Gen Sanders - such class
12/09/2013 @ 18:55 [ref: 68219]
 Robert Bragg
 Jackson, OH
Joe like Danny I remember you was stationed at Beale twice 65 to 67 and 68 to late 69 lot of TDYs to Kadena spent Feb 67 to Feb 68 at Utapao..
07/29/2013 @ 15:27 [ref: 67987]
 DANNY GRATTAN (SQUEEK)
 new york, NY
HEY JOE TALON I WAS AT BEALE WITH YOU WE DID MANY TDYS TOGETHER IN SUPPORT OF THE 71S AS CREW CHIEFS AND RECOVERY TEAMS
05/15/2013 @ 14:33 [ref: 67814]
 R.T.Howe
 Apple Valley, CA
I was crew chief on KC135 0342 from 1961-1964 with the 462nd Larson AFB then to 22 Bomb WG I was crew chief on KC135 3551 from 1964-1968 . Very good years .
04/06/2013 @ 12:54 [ref: 67714]
 Joe Talon
 Lahaina, Maui, HI
Was at Beale AFB 1966 to 1968... I was 1 of the few Hawaiians based there... Started as trainee on KC-135 (tail # ???), w/SSgt. Sokovich, then as Assist. Crew Chief after a year... Enjoyed all the TDY's to Alaska, Kadena, and Utapao AFB... Missions supporting blackbird from Kadena was always special and refuel stops in Thailand was interesting, except for un-planned cargo placed on airplane to transport back to Kadena... If some buddies out there remembers, please give me a shout...
12/13/2012 @ 21:44 [ref: 67420]
 Tom
 , VA
I recall being diverted to Beale in my “A” model due to Castle AFB being fogged in.
The fuel truck pulled up to the wrong side of the aircraft, and I tried to explain to the POL troop that this is an “A” model. He refused to listed, and dragged the fuel hose to the left wheel well. You should have seen his face when he shouted, “Where’s the SPR?” I then explained the differences between A’s and Q’s again, now he listened.

09/11/2012 @ 11:30 [ref: 67207]
 Martin Rogan
 , NY
I was stationed at Beale AFB from 1979 to 1982. 9th OMS A Flight. My aircraft was 58-0062. Did many TDY's to Mildenhall and Kadena and all over the US. The SR-71 kept us pretty busy. Greatest time of my life will never forget it
06/25/2012 @ 20:27 [ref: 62541]
 Robert Bragg
 Jackson Ohio, OH
Sid i was there when yoou were im only 110 from you in Jackson drop me an email.
11/16/2011 @ 16:01 [ref: 50239]
 Sid
 Cincinnati, OH
I was stationed at Beale AFB, from June of 66 to July of 67, then I went overseas. I was in the 456 OMS,I remember all the good TDYs, and the Alert Pad.We also played some wild SAC games.
11/11/2011 @ 16:14 [ref: 50157]
 MSGT ROBERT BRAGG
 JACKSON, OH
MAJ NASHOLTS DO YOU REMEMBER A MAJ GIBBINS I THINK THAT IS WRIGHT BIG GUY ALWAYS SMOKED A CIGAR OR A CAOT SPARKS FLEW A LOT WITH THEM AND PROBABLY A FEW WITH YOU.
05/14/2011 @ 10:05 [ref: 38003]

 

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