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++UPDATE++ I was a member of Hq Squadron 20th TFW, Base Personnel, 09/58 - 09/61. Also worked @ Airmen's, NCO and O Clubs. Great assignment! I retired from USAFR/CA ANG in early 1992 as E6. I have a new personal blog @ http://JerBear.blogtownhall.com/. I just finished 'setting it up' tonight. It is blank right now so check it out in a day or two. My ministry website is www.harvestprayer.com. The "Patch" was a Great assignment!

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Served at Weathersfield 1961-63

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20th Air Police K-9 '65 to '68, found this site as a result of a phone call from Roy Johnson, thanks for the memories. Worked at the club as barback and then bartender, usually the "waiters chute" and miss the 25 cent drinks and one-armed bandits and great shows and dances and Hoss and Bubba and all the great tips everyone of you who frequented the club left me. Played some basketball with Dick Bashaw, my roommate, and the Raiders and would love to hear from anyone who remembers...

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Up date on my info,RAF Wethersfield 1962-1965, weapons.

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I was a dependent and we lived in Mushroom Farms, appx. 1962-3. I was about 5, and I would ride a bus into Wethersfield to attend the village school. I am looking for anyone who may have attended it too at that time, as well as any pictures of the school. Thanks!

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Hey anyone out there that was in the 55th.58 to 61.

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Rrrived late spring 1967 as SSgt in AGE shop, left as Msgt in late spring 1972. Most rewarding 5 years of my career, tea with the Lord Lieutenant of Essex, garden party in Woodford with NATO commander, Sir Stuart Mallinson while a new tree was planted in the same grove as Ike planted one during WW2. Seeing a flight of Spitfires do a low flyby down the runway during the making of "The Battle of Britain". Playing cricket on a Saturday or Sunday when I should have been doing something productive. Living in Twinstead, between Halstead and Sudbury. Sending my kids to the CofE school in Pebmarsh. Starting as a mechanic in the AGE Shop and finishing doing whatever Col Thomas asked me to do, whether I had any background for the task or not. Usually not.

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I was assigned to the 20th ABSq and was in Civil Engineers. I arrived in 1956 and departed in 1960. We resided in Braintre and loved it and the English people. We were a very close knit Civil Engineer group. I still communicate with some of the individuals that were there at the same time. That was the real Air Force.

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