Kevin M. Allen (TX)
Benjamin S. Bahoque (FL) {now LTC}
Baker
Brian K. Banner (NC) {contact}
Stephen C. Barthle (FL) {FW Pilot} {contact}
Brad L. Carmichael {contact}
Bradley G. Churchill (CA) {contact}
Connally
Joseph A. Dingus
Joseph C. Edwards (TX) {contact}
Roel Garcia (TX) {contact}
Eric R. Hall
David W. Herbeck (TX)
Richard A. Howard (TX)
Kevin L. Jenkins* {Deceased}
Chris T. Jones (AZ) {contact}
Ed Kalfas {contact}
Ray Kelly {AH-64 MTP} {contact}
Chris Lane (TX)
Martin E. Lange {contact}
James LeClair
Lawrence Lund (IL)
David P. Mahoney (NY)
U. Scott Marshall (OK) {contact}
Joel L. Meints* (NE) {Deceased} {brother contact}
Cedric C. Morris (GA) {contact}
Robert O'Dell
Jessie Peters Jr {UH-60 Pilot} {contact}
Michael D. Peters (FL) {contact}
Todd K. Pettingill (UT)
Daniel Rachell (MO) {contact}
Rivas (CA)
Brad L. Smelser (PA)
Daryl L. Snell (MT) {contact}
Paul Tavera {contact}
Charles W. Teague (TX)
Martin J. Thompson (MI) {contact}
Joseph H. Walkup {contact}
Rick Ward (TN)
Joe Warren (OK) {contact}
David K. Wessel (IL)
Gregory M. Wheeler (Canada)
Burton J. Ziegler (CA)
Steven M. Zesiger (CA)
SGT Atencio
SGT Barry
SSG Steven Becker - TI
Tony Cory (FL) {contact}
SSG Craig - TI
SSG DeLuna - TI
SFC Griffin - TI
SSG Douglas Kelley {contact}
SSG Francisco Lopez (TX)
SFC Tom Newby (TX) - TI
SFC John Newland - TI
MSG Ronald W. Schrock
SSG Serrano
SSG Rebecca Storey (AK) - TI |
AVIONICS:
Daniel Alcorn
Kevin Boese (IA) {contact}
SGT Paolo Pike
Reginald Simmons
FLT OPS:
Debby Gabler (FL)
Raquel Villareal McKay {contact}
Sampson
Tim Turner (TX)
TECH SUPPLY:
Jose Esparra {contact}
Richard Hewitt (MI)
McDuffie
CW3 William M. Sidle {Deceased}
MOTOR POOL:
PFC Bowen
PV2 Covey
PV2 Davis
SSG Haigler
PFC Hatton
PV2 Heron
SP4 Horn
PFC Jamison
SSG Jenkins
SP4 King
PFC Larue
Don Mouser {contact}
PFC Rivas
SP4 Sage
Stalter (TX)
PFC Mark Stinson
PFC Tanner
Iris Ware (POL) {contact}
Joanne Wheeler (MD)
SHOPS:
Kevin Bennett
Waldo Geiken (KS) {Deceased}
Leija {UH-60 Pilot}
"Speedy" Servantes
SP4 Anderson
SGT Bolden
Robert J. Felan (TX) - 1SG
SGT Garrett
Gulley - Armorer
PFC Ling
Denise Mason (VA) {contact}
SP4 Nichols
SGT Norris
PFC Pangelian
PFC Perry
PFC Villarreal
#69-15015
#65-10126 (NASM)
#66-16202
#71-20222 (AMCOM/Dynacorp) or #68-15561 (AMARC)
#69-15228
#71-20301
#409
#64-13560 or #72-21560 (AMCOM/Dynacorp)
#64-13586 or #69-15586
#594
#64-13673
#69-16704 (Temple)
#64-13810 or #66-0810 (AMARC) or #73-21810
#64-13855 (FBI)
#65-12860
#66-0903 or #69-15903
#69-15933
#66-16949 (Northwest Helicopters, Inc.)
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30MAY85 - Assigned to D/5/3 BT BDE (Cycle #34-85) - Ft. Dix, NJ
03AUG85 - Assigned to E/14/4 CST BDE - Ft. Jackson, SC (AIT - MOS 75D Personnel Records Specialist Course)
19SEP85 - Letter of Commendation in achieving a total of 908.4 out of 1000 while attending Personnel Records Specialist Course, Class 85-42.
20SEP85 - Relieved from Active Duty - Assigned to 402D PSC (USAR) - Ft. Sam Houston, TX
26MAR86 - Released from 402D PSC - Assigned to 887TH Supply CO (USAR) - Sinton, TX
11MAY86 - Discharged from 887TH Supply CO (USAR) - Delayed Entry to Regular Army
12NOV86 - Assigned to C Co 4TH ATB 1ST AVN BDE (AA) - Ft. Rucker, AL (AIT - MOS 67N Utility Helicopter Repair Course)
19FEB87 - Army Certificate of Achievement - for serving as Squad Leader in C/4/1.
19FEB87 - Army Certificate of Achievement - for simultaneously completing AIT & Smart Troop Program.
24FEB87 - Awarded Aircraft Crewman Badge - Permanent Orders 17-1
26FEB87 - Graduated UH-1H Helicopter Repair Course (67N), Class 87-8 - *Held at C Co. 3 months due to erroneous paperwork.
02JUN87 - Assigned to 176TH AVN CO Ft. Hood, TX
31JUL87 - 176TH AVN CO Deactivated - Reasssignment to E Co., 3rd Aviation, 2nd Armored Division
GENERAL ORDERS #46:
CO E, 3d Aviation Bn, UIC: WAMKEO will be REORGANIZED and RE-DESIGNATED as Co E, 3d Aviation, UIC: WC44AA under MTOE
1-257JFC02, FC1087 with the following strengths: STSTR: 7 OFF, 45 WO, 116 ENL 168 AG- G-AUSTR: 7 OFF, 45 WO, 116 ENL, 168 AGG
and remains ASSIGNED to the 2d Armored Division at Fort Hood, TX, effective 16 August 1987.
10NOV87 - Army Achievement Medal (1st) - Permanent Orders 176-1
01MAR88 - Promotion to Specialist Four
11MAR88 - Crewmember Flight Status Activated - Orders 123-6
MAR88 - 5.7 Hours Flown
APR88 - 22.3 Hours Flown - All hrs flown with Casper/Cranford on FTX.
04MAY88 - 0.8 Hours Flown
09MAY88 - 2.6 Hours Flown #704
10MAY88 - 1.1 Hours Flown with Casper on #704
11MAY88 - 0.4 Hours Flown with Purdue
02JUN88 - 1.7 Hours Flown with Denholm
20JUN88 - 1.7 Hours Flown with Bean
22JUN88 - 2.9 Hours Flown with Morrissey
27JUN88 - 1.6 Hours Flown with Cranford on #704
29JUN88 - 1.9 Hours Flown with Cook
30JUN88 - 1.7 Hours Flown with Buck
12JUL88 - 1.3 Hours Flown with Clegg
JUL88 - Gallant Knight/Gallant Eagle Exercises - March AFB, CA
19JUL88 - 3.1 Hours Flown with Arenas & Riley on #228 - March AFB to Twentynine Palms
20JUL88 - 4.0 Hours Flown with Arenas & Riley on #228 - March AFB to Twentynine Palms
26JUL88 - 2.5 Hours Flown with Arenas & Riley - (funny story on Banning kamikazee pilot)
27JUL88 - 5.9 Hours Flown with Arenas & Riley
29JUL88 - 4.7 Hours Flown with Arenas & Morrissey
04AUG88 - 3.5 Hours Flown with Stewart & Morrissey
05AUG88 - 3.4 Hours Flown with Arenas & Riley
07AUG88 - 2.3 Hours Flown with Denholm & Riley
09AUG88 - 3.5 Hours Flown with Denholm & Riley - March AFB to Camp Pendleton
26AUG88 - Army Achievement Medal (2nd) - Permanent Orders 144-23
08SEP88 - 0.5 Hours Flown with Burrell & Collins on #560 - ferry to Gray AAF
SEP88 - National Training Center (NTC) - Ft Irwin, CA (NIGHT FLIGHT CREW)
16SEP88 - 1.8 Hours Flown with Cranford & Blackstone on #202
17SEP88 - 2.2 Hours Flown NVG with Blackstone & Weidner - troop insertion on pinnacle (very windy)
20SEP88 - 0.5 Hours Flown NVG with Quintanilla & Umfleet - troop insertion in zero illumination (RTB)
23SEP88 - 1.3 Hours Flown with Quintanilla & Umfleet - day recon flight (Q flew through big "Dust Devil")
27SEP88 - 2.0 Hours Flown NVG with Quintanilla & Umfleet - 3 man recon team insertion on pinnacle
30SEP88 - 2.4 Hours Flown NVG with Quintanilla & Umfleet on #810 - 3 man recon team extraction from pinnacle
OCT88 - 2.0 Hours Flown
05JAN89 - 1.4 Hours Flown with Collins & Taylor on #704
16JAN89 X-Country Flt to NTC w/ BDE CMDR (COL John Shaw & CW4 Messinger) on #933
- Hood AAF to San Angelo, TX (fuel)
- San Angelo to Pecos, TX (fuel)
- Pecos to El Paso, TX (fuel)
- El Paso to Deming, NM (fuel)
- Deming to Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ (overnight)
- TOTAL HOURS FLOWN: 6.8
17JAN89 X-Country Flt to NTC w/ BDE CMDR (COL John Shaw & CW4 Messinger) on #933
- Davis-Monthan AFB to Luke AFB, AZ (fuel & breakfast)
- Luke AFB to Lake Havasu City, AZ (fuel)
- Lake Havasu City to Las Vegas, NV (fuel)
- Las Vegas to Ft. Irwin, CA (TDY 2 days)
- TOTAL HOURS FLOWN: 4.1
- Returned to Ft. Hood 19JAN89-20JAN89
- TOTAL HOURS FLOWN: 12.7
24JAN89 - 3.5 Hours Flown with Young on #673
25JAN89 - 2.5 Hours Flown with Dyer on #673
26JAN89 - 1.2 Hours Flown with Weidner on #673
13FEB89 - 2.2 Hours Flown with Buck on #855
---DETAILED RECORDS END---
FEB89 - 10.7 Hours Flown
MAR89 - E Co 3rd AVN REG "Crew Chief of the Month"
MAR89 - 8.5 Hours Flown
MAR89 - Flew with Rosser & DeFranco to Strip 41
APR89 - 6.2 Hours Flown
JUN89 - 8.9 Hours Flown
JUL89 - 10.1 Hours Flown
AUG89 - 3.4 Hours Flown
SEP89 - 6.2 Hours Flown
OCT89 - 14.7 Hours Flown
NOV89 - 12.3 Hours Flown
DEC89 - 9.4 Hours Flown
10NOV89 - Army Good Conduct Medal
02JAN90 - Deployed to Reforger '90 - (C-5A Galaxy)
Robert Gray AAF to Dover AFB
Dover AFB to Brussels, Belgium Airport
Antwerp to Brasschaat, Belgium airfield - fogged in 4 days
Brasschaat to Mannheim, Germany - fogged in 3 days
Mannheim to Ingolstadt, Germany
02FEB90 - End of Reforger '90 - (C-5A Galaxy)
Ingolstadt to Ramstein AFB
Ramstein AFB to Robert Gray AAF
JAN90 - 15.8 Hours Flown
FEB90 - 4.8 Hours Flown
03MAY90 - 4.0 Hours Flown with Defranco on #860
SINCGARS ICOM IOTE:
Airborne RAM conducted 14MAY90-16MAY90
Pilot Test conducted 21MAY90-24MAY90
Phase I conducted 04JUN90-08JUN90
Phase II conducted 11JUN90-15JUN90
Phase III conducted 18JUN90-22JUN90
14MAY90 - 3.7 Hours Flown with Taylor on #409
15MAY90 - 4.4 Hours Flown with Taylor on #409
16MAY90 - 0.5 Hours Flown with Tolman on #594
17MAY90 - 2.3 Hours Flown with Mitchell on #594
18MAY90 - 5.3 Hours Flown with Mitchell on #594
19MAY90 - 7.7 Hours Flown with Mitchell on #594
21MAY90 - 5.3 Hours Flown with Mitchell on #594
22MAY90 - 5.0 Hours Flown with Mitchell on #594
23MAY90 - 3.0 Hours Flown with CW2 Shaw on #594
24MAY90 - 6.1 Hours Flown with Mitchell on #594
31MAY90 - 4.6 Hours Flown with Tolman on #560
21MAY90 - Army Achievement Medal (3rd)
JUN90 - 7.5 Hours Flown
31JUL90 - Army Commendation Medal (1st)
AUG90 - Fort Hood Lifeguard Training Course - Graduated Top of the Class
AUG90 - 4.3 Hours Flown
11NOV90 - Stop/Loss activated for Desert Shield/Desert Storm delayed my ETS for 8 months
07DEC90 - Reassigned from E Co 4th BN 3rd AVN 2nd AD (Deactivated) to HHD 2nd BN 58th AVN REG 6th CAV BDE
01JUL91 - ETS from Active Army, placed on IRR
On 13 May 1989, violent winds in excess of 100 miles per hour damaged or destroyed 142 of the 495
aircraft at Fort Hood Army Airfield and nearby Robert Gray Army Airfield. The III Corps' fleet of 150 AH-64s, one-third
of the Army's Apache inventory, was hit the hardest. Apaches from the 1st Cavalry Division, the 2d Armored Division, the
6th Cavalry Brigade (the Army's only separate air combat brigade), and the Apache Training Brigade were damaged. Of the
101 Apaches damaged, 31 needed depot repairs. Thirty to forty other helicopters (UH-60s, OH-58s, UH-1s, CH-47s, and
AH-1s) were severely damaged. Most of the helicopters suffered damage to the main rotor blades, structural faults, and
damage to transmissions. Losses were initially estimated in excess of $600 million, which included facilities repair.
In 1989,
Hollywood came to Fort Hood to film a movie. One day while walking back to the barracks we came across a blocked off
section of Central Ave. and
20th St. where several movie trucks and film crew were shooting a scene. A few of us stopped to take a peek and talk to
some of the people standing on the other side of the barracade. One guy was greeting us with a handshake and a
"Hello". Some young guy that was basically unknown actor named Nicholas Cage. They were shooting the
"panties" scene. |