KI Sawyer Heritage Air Museum GUEST BOOK
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| Date | 2009-07-25 |
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| Message | I was stationed at K.I. Sawyer from 1966 through 1970. I was assigned to the 410th FMS (AGE) and S/Sgt. Raymond Walker was my last ncoic. I just got a chance to go back and look at the base after all these years. I was there on July 7th, 2009 and was surprised and disappointed of all the buildings and equipment going to waste. Lots of memories of the men I worked with in the frigid temps and winds not counting the snow drifts. We dispatched trucks to carry maintenance crews to the flight line and delivered and picked up ground equipment from flight lines and alert areas. May God bless you all for your military time. I will never forget. |
| Date | 2009-07-20 |
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| Message | The photos sure do make you think back, Loved every min at KI sure will make you think |
| Date | 2009-07-19 |
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| Message | served with the 410th SPS, 79 - 84, daughter was born on base, lived at 39 starfire, in the larger of the two on base trailer courts,SP commander was a Col. Dewar, a washed out cook officer from some base in Germany, worked with Brian Smith, Herb Whepley, Terry Bunch, Brian Hilterbrick to name a few, great times, peacekeepers in the snow, snowball fights in the WSA (igloos) sgt Drake falling asleep as soon as he started his post checks, my first article 15 for wrecking a vehicle while responding through the grass from the newly opened fireteam building, 9a/b/c/d, sitting in a tower, walking the gaps, no heat. The blonde who worked in the alert chow hall who always wore the wire bra, bynons/oris/wse/dna inspections, northern lights. Great times, Greater memories. |
| Date | 2009-07-01 |
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| PUBLIC email address | willmarsee@yahoo.com |
| Message | After 17+ years, I've finally went back to K.I. Sawyer AFB. Man talk about a trip down memory lane. Took my two youngest children with me & showed them the entire base, including the back side of the alert area! (Woulda been shot iffin tried that 18 years ago!) The grand old place is sure run down & wow has it changed! Bout broke my heart to see it like that. They got a lumber operation where the WSA was & nuttin' on the old alert area. Moved the air traffic controller tower to the OTHER end of the runway. The hospital is an old boarded up building with asbestos warnings on it!!! Two of my kids were born there! Tried to find the old guardmount building, (was in the 410 SPS), but it seems to be gone. Wanted to visit the Heritage Museum but seems it wasn't open???? What's up with that? Anyways... still trying to connect with some of the folks I served with. 84 - 91 in the 410 SPS! Yall have a good July 4th! |
| Date | 2009-06-17 |
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| PUBLIC email address | jhunicutt@sbcglobal.net |
| Message | Officer Club Manager at K.I.Sawyer AFB, November 1974 - May 1976 and a member of the "Bachelor Bunch" who met regularly at the club. Lots of good memories of good friends and good times... waz |
| Date | 2009-06-16 |
| Message | Was stationed at KI from 89 till they shoved me out the gate in 95. Am going back up for the first time since then this weekend! Can't wait to see it again. I married the former Linda House who used to run Browns Tavern in Little Lake. |
| Date | 2009-06-16 |
| Message | Was stationed at KI from 89 till they shoved me out the gate in 95. Am going back up for the first time since then this weekend! Can't wait to see it again. I married the former Linda House who used to run Browns Tavern in Little Lake. |
| Date | 2009-06-09 |
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| PUBLIC email address | brandaj@knology.net |
| Message | Hey guys. Great website. I am finally going to quit working on airplanes. Going to quit Lockheed Martin on 10 July 2009. Just reviewed the site again. Makes my heart go pitter pat. I can't remember so could someone send me an email describing what snow looks like or a nice picture of a few snow piles or drifts. Cold here is 50. It did snow here (Panama City FL) one day in 1980 something. It lasted hours and we were all stranded. Hello to everyone at McGuire, Duluth, and K I Sawyer that had fun with the F-106 and the 11th and 87th and 539th FIS. McGuire Oct 1956 to March 1960, 539th Duluth June 1964 to Oct 1969, 11th and 87th KI May 74 to Sep 77, 87th Drop me a line and we can talk about old times - Brandaj@knology.net - John Branda |
| Date | 2009-06-06 |
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| Message | Spent my first 5+ years of active duty at K.I. without a doubt my best assignment. Eating pasties from the American Legion, listening to bands at the club, eating pizza from either PizzaLand (off base) or the Jet Stream/Pizza Hangar. Hanging out at Spanky's (club inside Holiday Inn in Marquette), going to the Upperdome...man what a tour, would love to make a trip back up there just to walk around and see the best USAF base in the CONUS...family, friends, good times. |
| Date | 2009-05-29 |
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| Message | Stationed at K.I. Sawyer from December 1966 to February 1968. I was in upgrade training as a 1st Lt. in the RAPCOM. Don't recall the exact date but in 1966 a Marine F-4 crashed into the RAPCON (Radar Approach Control) next to the runway and the 2001 Communications Squadron lost several men in the Air Traffic Control Facility. I alos remember the 200 inches of snow that year. Ed Karrmann, Indianapolis, In. |
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