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PM won't let me send messages as of right now.... so here is the contact info for those interested
Class 10-02 Patch officer
80 OSS/OST
1911 J AVE Building 2320 SAFB TX
76311
$6 per patch
Please include return address
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"Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine up & hold...."
dear god the memories....
I assume tha he is still there, smoking his 3-5 packs a day
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This website might be of some use. (For fun if nothing else).
Yep.. I emailed the dude who runs this site a few days ago here is what he sent me-----
What blew my socks of was the caption with class 59G's patch
According to the "History of Air Training Command 1943 - 1993", printed by the USAF Office of History and Research, HQAETC, Randolph AFB TX, 1993, the T-37 aircraft were ready for delivery earlier than expected and the Air Force accepted the contract in late 1956. The first T-37's began delivery in 1957 and by 1959 there were 5 bases with the T-37, all now long since closed. Bainbridge AFB was the first primary pilot training base to begin using the T-37's. The first class trained with a combination of T-34's and T-37's was class 59-9 beginning January 1958 (see attachment 1 - excerp from one of my books).By Aug 1959 five of ATC's contract primary pilot training bases were using T-37's (Bainbridge, Graham, Spence, Bartow and Moore). Malden AB did not pick up the T-37 because it was due to be closed in the early 60's. Incidentally...the first 5 bases that got the T-37 were closed in 1961.
Randolph (3510th FTW) picked up the T-37 in 1960/61. Not much data is available on early Randolph classes. (see attach 2 and this http://www.usafupt.com/id37.htm).
Columbus AFB (3650 PTS) picked up the T-37 in mid to late 1969 with the first class being Class 71-01 in January of 1970 (http://www.usafupt.com/id56.htm).
Laughlin AFB got the T-37 by 1962 when it assumed the ATC training mission from Laredo AFB. The earliest my records go for Laughlin is 1964 (sorry...no help from this base)
Reese AFB (64th FTW) got it's first T-37 in Aug 1977.
Do you want me to go on, or have I gone on too long??
Jim
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Found this on the Net
from the book :
Cessna Warbirds
By Walt Shiel, Gregory W. Bayer, Frank Hamilton, Kim Shields
Thomas W. Beaghan was the first Student Pilot to Solo in the Tweet (March 1958 Bainbridge AFB GA) Maybe we can find him????
The second class started in november that same year and was he test and evaluation class for the all jet program.
Couldn't find any patch however
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Had a request from someone in the class:
Play off the first Tweet Class anyone know who, what where that may have been
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I would assume 6th SOS too or something like it. Obviously, the mission is classified, so I won't speculate on anything specific.
The mission is not classified--- How they accomplish and where they accomplish it is however
http://www2.afsoc.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123025005
but I'm still not sure about the 11SM Job
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So I was filling out my ADP today and low and behold there is a new (at least to me) AFSC for 11's..
DAFSC/Duty Type11SM--Spec Ops Plt/Air Commando (FID, LVA, Data Masked)
This is in /addition/ to the 11XX - Spec Ops Plt / NSA (non standard aircraft) pilot
So does anyone have any idea what this is all about?
could be the 6th SOS bubba's...???
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I can only speak for the AMC side of the house, but I wish we could afford to "buy" some IPs to take care of the MPDs we have! You would have to ask RASH about that one! He would know best1
I thought the 463rd (now 19th) was doing that.... did they quit
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Thanks guys,
We don't start until mid November So we've got time. please keep the ideas coming...feel free to post sketches too..
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OK Fella's this is 85% acurate statement
ENJJPT 10-02 will be the last UPT Tweet class ever...effectively ending the tweets USAF career...
please feel free to donate Ideas for a class patch.... If it is good enough I hope to make it avaiable to any old T-37 (At-37), SP/IP/EP and let you guys know what day the last one will fly...
I hope to find out the total number of hours the weet has flown how many sorties, and how many SP's got qual'd in the airframe
thanks
Jrobe
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Classic Thread or Leeroy Jekins thread?????
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Found the following site while surfing tonight and was somewhat shocked at the details contained in the article, specifically the detailed information on the type/location of all the countermeasures. What do you guys think? Shouldn't Big Blue be more concerned about Op Sec, or am I just naive and need to STFU?
Pedaler
At best the website was Semi-accurate.
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No, just trying to help a guy out.
NERD... NERD...NERD......NNNNNEEEERRRRRRRDDDDD
Baseops OGRE will put thread back on track...
be ready to throw up...alot
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I think this next clip really is baseops in a nut shell.
Here's to you Mr. base ops Ogre man
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3 pages in 17 hours not bad
14:12:613 run time Keep it up-- you cut a whole minute off your time...
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Ok that's just downright hilarious! But how in the holy fvck did you stumble across that site?
Dumb Luck
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From http://www.todays-woman.net/article1702.html
Internet Saftey: Respond vs. React – Dealing With Bullies On The Internet....If the person seems to be just communicating you to harass, insult, or you get the feeling that they are being hurtful on purpose, then that person probably falls into one of the following categories: People who are idiots, People who are naturally mean (and would be in real life), and People who are trying to purposefully get a rise out of you for their own amusement. You can recognize these types of people if they use any of the following tactics:
1. Not making any logical sense in their communication.
2. Their communication has little, if any point to it.
3. The communication is filled with curse words, insults, and/or threatening language.
4. The communication may even be worded with correct grammar and a sense that they are stating a perfectly acceptable and even “righteous" statement, when the intent of the email is to hurt or anger you.
5. “Masked" threats, or hidden and subtle language that contains verbal “daggers" to get to you.
6. Continued communication to you, especially if you have chosen to ignore their actions.
7. The whole point of the communication is to insult you, demean or demoralize you, or to make you angry or fearful.
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Lastly, any idea on the percentage chance of sneaking a case of vodka in under the guise of "MX PARTS" or stored elsewhere on the jet? Seems like a good idea to us, just wondering what level of ass raping would ensure if we were caught.
Don't do it I personally know 3 dudes that got caught (at Manas) --- article 15 for each --- This may have changed but, beer light gets tuned on there every once and awhile.
But to answer your first question---could you do it --- sure
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Yes, they are still dropping Pope.
Thats right B'aches POPE is back.... Brac a base and what do you get......... Same base but bigger...sort of.
The AD unit (2nd) is now just like the 30th up in WY...so I guess pope is a good deal now...
Before anyone says are you sure...??? Yes I'm sure I've got a bud -- NAV WO going very soon
Do you love your job/airframe? If so, why?
in General Discussion
Posted · Edited by jrobe
Any, Ips have updated info -- PPTs (CAPES/Lifestyle brief) for upt studs to look at. I have alot of buds here at ENJJPT that would like to make an informed decision when drop night rolls around -- the info on Heavies has been to say the least very lacking. Please PM if you can I plan to put an assignment breif together for them.
The only info I have is for Hercs which is dated now
Co's any info would be greatly appreciated from you guys as well (Flt time, deployments, upgrades, family life -- Non vols ect).
Side bar any info on the FRED would be greatly appreciated personally I'll be at TRAVIS around the Aug time frame.
EDIT: for I before E