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Hootches behind the Officer's Club, in the early days |
Let's put the bunkers in the weeds and swamp where it will be comfortable for all the snakes and critters |
Memory Joggers From William Davidson
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These are some great early shots from William's days with the deployment of the 562d TFS from McConnell AFB, KS in 1965. Bill was a pneudraulic specialist during that tour of duty.|
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Hootches behind the Officer's Club, in the early days |
Let's put the bunkers in the weeds and swamp where it will be comfortable for all the snakes and critters |
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Looking back down the road the other way to Bldg 1 (or 600). Note that the road isn't blacktopped yet |
Hooch row, latrines in the middle for every 6-8 hootches and another row of hootches on the right side of them |
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Another row of hootches, mine was one of these or similar. Looks like this latrine has developed a leak. It always amazed me how cold the shower water could be in such a hot climate |
Building more hootches near the NCO Club, fairly simple construction. The corrugated metal roofs were functional, but they sure soaked up the heat |
