KI Sawyer Heritage Air Museum

 

 

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NameLouie Stark
Date2015-01-06
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MessageHello All

I was at KI sawyer from 76 - 78 working in the 410 FMS at the jet engine test cell. Had a blast great memories. Got to ride along on refueling missions, that was an experience of a lifetime. Made some good friends there.
I was through the base about 6 years ago, rode around through housing and went to visit the test cell. All of the building are different business now and there is Sawyer International airport. They built a very nice terminal building. The big concrete blast fence is still up behind the old test cell. I remember one time the base commander called the test cell and told us to shut that damn engine off, he was trying to have a meeting. We were probably running a J-57 with full water.


NameWill Theriot
Date2014-12-15
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MessageWE enjoyed a visit from Bob and Kay Vick today.

We learned about your museum.

Regional Military Museum

Will Theriot, Vice President


NameBob Turpin
Date2014-12-13
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MessageA1C, Stationed @ KI Sawyer from June 1961 to May 1963. SAC 410th Bomb Wing


NameGlen Postlethwait
Date2014-12-12
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MessageI was stationed at KI Sawyer from 1987-1989 with the 410th FMS. I was a Crew Chief assigned to the KC-135 Tanker Phase dock as an aircraft inspector. Most memorable moments; the B 52 Crash, when the "New" ALCM hanger was built, Painting the nose dock floor glossy white, the heating plant being converted to wood chip burning, Desert Shield build up, great hunting, four wheeling, cold, Snow, and a 50 Mile round trip to McDonalds.


NameBarry B. Beurmann
Date2014-12-07
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MessageI was Staioned at K.I. Sawyer deom Dec 1980 to Mar 1985. I was an Egress troop (SAC)assigned to the Egress shop. We shared the same hanger with R&R (Repair and Reclamation. We had brutal winters as all of you know, and one pretty hot summer. We had record lows in the winter of 84-85 and record hot for the summer (around 100F for thw summer of 83). It was the most beautiful and clean place I've ever been in my whole life. The friends I made there were just like family, and we still keep in touch to this day. May GOD keep the memories and service of our time there alive in all of us, and for eternity.


NameRichard Walker
Date2014-12-07
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MessageI was stationed at K.I. Sawyer with the 410 Security Police Squadron from March 1973 to November 1976.I have some fond memories of the U.P. namely the great fishing.


NameMoe McCarthy
Date2014-12-05
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MessageBomb/Nav shop from '66 to '70. Many good friends and memories...even the COLD winters on the flight line. Great experiences while of Flying Status as well. What a great NCO Club. Sorry to see the base closed.


NameChuck Edwards
Date2014-12-02
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MessageI was stationed at K.I. first time 1977-1986, Security Police Sqdn; 77-80 security ramp rat & WSA entry control; then law enforcement 80-86; went to Comiso Sicily 87-91, then to Eaker Arkansas until almost closed, arrived Homestead AFB 3 weeks before hurricane Andrew, lost everything, was given choice of assignment, family said they wanted to go “home” so back to K.I. fall 92 until we closed it in 95; did 2 more at Moody and retired; now Chief of Police, Nashville, Georgia. All in all, total 14 years at K.I. … still miss it, especially in the fall.


Namecharlie dunne
Date2014-12-01
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MessageI was at ki sawyer in 1974 in the 87th fis in the egress shop working on the f106. I had just come from 6 years in Alaska with 2 years on the f102 and then the rest on the f4. I loved ki sawyer and the area, and I worked with a great bunch of guys. it was some of the best years of my life. I am involved in a lot of veteran activities and wear veteran patches and am proud of my service to my country.


NameDustin Greene
Date2014-11-30
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MessageMy father served on K.I. and I as a young boy also run free on the base as boys would do. I was their from my memories from 1976- 1980. I was 6 when we left. I so wish I could return to the base housing and revisit the blueberry patches that I used to frequent.
Dad (Mike Greene)passed away in may of 2012. He was a true dedicated american!
I think the closing of the base hit him hard. He continued service with the Indiana air national guard until his passing.
God bless!


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