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| Name: Chris "Winky" Winkeleer, Sgt From: Long Island NY E-mail: Contact |
After 2yrs in Spangdahlem Germany, assigned to the 5th mob from 1/84-6/85. I was an ATCer dispersed to Grissom AFB during Civilian ATC Strike of '81 to support the FAA. Loved my tour with the mob. Any fellow controllers out there?
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| Name: Matt Valentino From: Tewksbury,MA |
88' to 92' 52nd CCS
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| Name: Josephine Yarbrough E-mail: Contact |
Anyone know how to get in touch with Harold "Butch" Thompson from the power pro shop? Let him know Steve and I would like to connect.
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| Name: MICHAEL MOYE From: SAVANNAH E-mail: Contact |
Served with the 5th Mob in Electrical Power Production from 1983-1986, pcs to Shahin Tepe Turkey. 15 month remote Mountain..
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| Name: Curtis Fjelstul From: Michigan E-mail: Contact |
I was in Wideband Radio from 1971-1975 except for a year absence to Italy in 1972-1973.
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| Name: Draven Rogue From: Near Jackson E-mail: Contact |
Great site guys
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| Name: Glenn Evans From: Michigan E-mail: Contact |
The 5th was my first assignment out of Keesler back in '77. I was trying to remember when we went to Jack Frost, I believe back in '79. I was apart of the TWS-7 team. Great times and the best unit.
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| Name: Ed Hurt From: Virginia Beach, VA E-mail: Contact |
I arrived at the 5th MOB out of Comm. School as a 2nd Lt. in February 1966. My sponsor was Lt. Peter Collins. The commander at that time was Col. Billy J. Millis who to this day is one of the finest individuals I've ever met. I was assigned to the Maintenance Division reporting to Maj. Elden Boothby. My first assignment was to compile the maintenance portion of the Group's Exercise Planning Guide which I never would have been able to do without the outstanding support from Sgt. Tatlow. I remained in the 5th MOB until April of 1969. My last 5th MOB assignment was Branch Chief Base Comm. Maintenance. While in that assignment I had the privilege of working with Senior Master Sergeant Robert Heaberlin who also to this day remains one of the finest individuals I've ever met. I look back on my assignment in the 5th MOB with the fondest of memories. The spirit and dedication within the organization was unbelievable. I often feel if the 5th MOB I remember could run the country today; we would be in a lot better shape. I would also be remiss if I didn't comment on the outstanding support the organization received from the civilian tech. reps. Bob Smith who was a Philco-Ford rep at the time was a mainstay of the organization. When I look in the Memorial section of this site I'm saddened to see so many names with whom I served while in the MOB. Pappy Oates was a special person and will be missed. Capt. Al Morgan was a close friend of mine and Col. Solomon was the Commander when I left the organization. I’m proud to be an alumnus of the 5th Mobile Comm. Group! Later Gators.
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| Name: Lt Col Jim Sahm From: Pentagon E-mail: Contact |
Commander, 5th Combat Support Squadron 2006-2008 Deployed to Sather AB, Iraq Jan 2007- May 2007
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| Name: GERALD B. LOWTHER (CMSGT, RET) From: PANAMA CITY, FL E-mail: Contact |
From the "Back Forty" training area (burying the deuces)to Key West to Angels Peak to the Egyptian Desert (Proud Phantom), the 5th was top dog in the rotation during my tour back in '79 to '81. Loved it! Learned a lot and it served me well till I retired in 89. Hello to all the "Mobsters".
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