KI Sawyer Heritage Air Museum GUEST BOOK
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| Date | 2007-01-07 |
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| Message | How Awesome! I was stationed at KIS from 82-83 with the SPS. This web site brings back all kinds of memories for me. I absolutely loved my time there, and was sorry to leave. One story I tell over and over started in mid '83. The 87th FIS commander was PCSing. I sat on the flight line and watched as he made his final flight. I was and am still amazed at what I saw, it was a one man air show. The F-106 is still one of my favorite aircraft. I remember and probably have pictures of the original 57-0231. You have made my day! Thank you for all your hard work! I would also like to hear from anyone I served with back then, especially Kevin Swierkosz. (Sp) |
| Date | 2007-01-01 |
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| Message | Great Site Great Base. I was at K.I from 74 to 75 with the Security Police ,had to leave to go to Kunsan A.B Korea. Made a visit back up in Sept 2006 to show my wife of 30 years what a wonderful place it is. We had lunch at the Tailwinds, visited the muesuem and purchased lots of Tee's. It's amazing that the Base is still alive. I left two good friends at Sawyer when I had to go to Korea, Rick Masengale and Steve Chase I'm still looking for you. This Georgia Boy will make another trip back to the Base. |
| Date | 2006-12-19 |
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| Message | My favorite year in the AF was here in 1972. Made a few yooper friends there and became quite close. Was the 410 OMS Chief Clerk. Extremely memorable year. Love the UP and am almost there now. Only 30 miles from the border in Northern Wisconsin. We had 200 inches of snow that year, so I'm having a hard time convincing my significant other to move FURTHER north. The fishing was fantastic. Am planning on visiting Sawyer this summer for a weekend. Glad I found your site. Anyone from that era remember the night someone threw a wad of dynamite in one of the JP4 fuel tanks? It wasn't a joke. They found it before it went off. What a hairy night that was! All those missles! |
| Date | 2006-12-14 |
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| Message | just found your sight and have been reading through the guestbook. thought i would sign in. i was stationed at K I from sept 1964- sept. 1968. i was assigned to the 410th and was a crew chief on the B-52H. enjoyed my stay at KI. plan on visiting the area again. |
| Date | 2006-12-06 |
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| Message | Hey RED BULLS. Lani and the crew did a great job on the six. Sorry Lani i could not make the dedication. We are rapidly approaching our next Reunion (2008). Anyone out their that was affiliated with the 87th or any of its earlier classification that are interested in attending please email me at [email protected] Include the RED BULLS in your subject. I have a decent address book on going and would love to add as many names as possible to it so i can keep everyone informed..Have a great holiday and please keep in touch.. Also support the store for there is still cost involved with the static bird.. Rick |
| Date | 2006-12-03 |
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| PUBLIC email address | [email protected] |
| Message | I was stationed at what we then called K.I.Siberia in 1981-82 and worked on the F 106 in perodic maintenance. Great job on the restoration and I hope to visit with my family in the future. |
| Date | 2006-11-25 |
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| PUBLIC email address | [email protected] |
| Message | Now is the time to get those special gifts for your "Red Buller" or museum supporter. We have a new supply of both museum (gray & white) and F-106 Restoration Project (gray)t-shirts, all sizes, in stock right now. And don't forget the 87th FIS and the great looking museum coffee cups. The 87th cups can be "persoanlized." Above all, don't forget about the great litho's of the recently completed F-106A Restoration Project. It is a must have if you were once a "six-fixer!" Don't forget about the special coins we have also. The 87th FIS and the Dedication Coin would look great on your collectable shelf. The museum is beginning to move in a new direction and your support of the store will help with this process. Keep watching our site for more information as this exciting project begins to unfold. Order now in time for Christmas. Items are shipped the same day we get the order. Don't forget the "Pieces of History" collectable also. Own your own piece of 56-0461. We are ready to ship! Order today!!! |
| Date | 2006-11-01 |
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| Message | We've kind of had a lull in activity. I guess we needed a break after three years of pursuing a 106 and restoring it. There will definitely be more to come on this site. B52 repair, replanting part of the 10 tree which are a memorial to 10 K.I. servicemen who lost their lives in a KC135 crash. Any and all info is absolutely welcome. Lee Nellist |
| Date | 2006-10-15 |
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| Message | Your site use to be exciting. For the last year it has been boring. What happened to it? Where is the Sawyer Project dude? |
| Date | 2006-10-08 |
| PUBLIC email address | [email protected] |
| Message | I was stationed at K.I. from 1961 to 1963 when I got my ticket to go to Da Nang Vietnam. I served in the fire and crash rescue Dept. My family and I visit the U.P. often. We where there when they had the closing ceremony.A sad ocasion for us at the time. We made a lot friends that we are still in touch with. Thank you for a great site to visit.  |
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