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Thank you for visiting our website.  We hope you enjoyed browsing through the historical Air Force helicopter related information we have documented. Please take time to sign our Guest book and visit our site often as we continually update with new information. If you aren't a member of USAF ROTORHEADS and meet our membership criteria, we would be honored to have you in our group and assist with our goal of documenting and preserving our rich and valuable history.

 



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Name:
Bob Pruiksma  rspusaf@bellsouth.net
Entry:
Member, Thailand Laos Cambodia Brotherhood. EC-121R mechanic, Korat 1969-1970. C-123K mechanic, NKP 1970.
Date:
May 16, 2010 14:20

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Name:
Robert "Bob" Pruiksma  rspusaf@bellsouth.net
Entry:
Great site! I'll be back. AN HH-43F is being restored at Robins AFB Mueseum of Flight as we speak. I sent photos to Jim Burns. I plan to take more next week.
Date:
May 16, 2010 14:17

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Name:
Jim Berdick  berdick@q.com
Entry:
I Crew'd B-52's
But the last 25 yrs I spent on helocopters
Date:
May 14, 2010 0:51

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Name:
Scott "Augie"  augiestylez@yahoo.com
Entry:
Proud to be a Rotorhead!
Date:
May 13, 2010 20:31

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Name:
Walter Want  Nail21www@aol.com
Entry:
I was a NAIL FAC at NKP 8/68-8/69 flying O2-A as both a military FAC and a SOG FAC. I flew as Nail 21 and as a SOG FAC as Tripple Whiskey. Interested in connecting with all who flew and am willing to swap stories or help recover those MIA. Thanks for your service. WWW
Date:
May 13, 2010 18:10

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Name:
Dale Miller  dmille11@columbus.rr.com
Entry:
Just want to say thanks to all that served.

Dale Miller Sgt. USAF 1968-1972
Date:
May 12, 2010 16:26

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Name:
Martin Cox  marty@anchornetworks.com
Entry:
My uncle passed away last weekend. It wasn't until reading his obituary in the paper that I learned of his piloting one of the two H-19A's in the first trans Atlantic crossing in 1952 as noted in this website.

Lt. Howard Moore (Uncle Howell)

[Tried to include the URL but was not allowed though it's at rotorheadsrus.us slash documents slash 221.html]

All those times when our families got together summer after summer and I never heard about this. I was in the 5th grade when he retired from the Air Force in 1975.

If anyone has any photos or additional stories about him or his craft, I would be incredibly thankful if you could send them my way.

His obituary can be found at the Shreveport Times (unfortunately URL not allowed)
Date:
May 06, 2010 22:41

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