RSS feed for all messages. Hello all. I joined up here,a couple of days ago. I was at the 435th OMS Enroute MX 1977 to 1981.I'm currently navigating and getting used to the web site and where and what everything is etc. When I got to enroute.I'm not sure which flight I was in?.Maybe somebody remembers.A little later on I did go into Maintenance Control,and remained there until I left in 81,heading to the 2nd OMS Tanker Branch,at Barksdale AFB. I'd like to find any pictures of me,that some of you all may have of me.There's probably some out there.It's just a matter of who has any pic's of me during my time period at Rhein Main AB. THX George Kuhn class_forums_messages.cfm?mid=202391&r=1 2012-10-10T20:51:30-04:00 Looking for Pictures Juat saw the C-17 mistaken landing at MacDill, great landing on a short runway..........wait a minute wasn't the airplane designed to do what it just accomplished? I am originally from the Tampa area, and know where the little airfield is. I have forwarded this too everyone in my family for the laughs of the day. I left Altus just before they installed all of the C-17's in mid-94. They are all still a sight to look at. I am also planning on being there next year in San Antonio, since it is just down the street from Ft Worth. Happy Trails everyone until then. class_forums_messages.cfm?mid=197314&r=2 2012-07-27T22:39:32-04:00 C-17 mistake at MacDill [b]2013 Reunion - PROPOSAL[/b] Enrouter Jim Christenson has suggested that for our 2013 Enroute Reunion, we do an Enroute Cruise. In 2006, Carl Bodin suggested this, but not enough people were interested. For folks not familiar with CRUISES, once you booked and arrive at your ship, for the most part, everything is included. You do have to pay for your alcholic drinks, but all meals are provided. If you decide to take an adventure off the ship at one of the islands, there are minor charges for those. PLEASE let us know what you think. class_forums_messages.cfm?mid=143229&r=3 2010-11-27T09:41:26-04:00 -1' My first week at Rhein Main AB I was walking across a field and stopped to watch the fire department practicing fighting fires on some old buildings that were scheduled to be torn down. I thing it was a Ops buildings, anyway the fire got out of hand that they had a huge fire and had to call for help from the Germans. I think it was the fire department from the Airport that came and helped them put it out. I think it was 1984. class_forums_messages.cfm?mid=119144&r=4 2010-05-15T01:02:41-04:00 Anyone remember the Ops building fire Stan, I just read your most recent update about Jim Warren and have to tell you, that you are *amazing*. I can't tell you how much I admire all you do. It's like you're the glue that keeps us together. Thank you for never ceasing to serve your comrades. Prosit! Steve class_forums_messages.cfm?mid=83890&r=5 2009-11-12T19:52:07-04:00 Thank you, Stan!!!