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Thursday, September 11, 2008 1:48 PM
Name: LTC FRANK T RIVERA
My Email:ftrivera1@comcast.net
Location: MIAMI, FL

Comments:
LES, THINK OF YOU FREQUENTLY. SERVED W/YOU IN PHUOC-VINH-TANH SPECIAL ZONE, BASED IN SONG-BE. STILL HAVE THE "RED FLIGHT" BANNER SIGNED BY YOU - SEE ATTACHED.. WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO YOU & SAY HELLO. AM AT 305-298-8393 AND MY EMAIL IS ftrivera1@msn.com.

REGARDS,

FRANK T RIVERA


Saturday, July 05, 2008 12:23 AM
Name: Kenneth Anthony Menconi AKA Tony
My Email:tonymenconi@comcast.net
Location: Plainfield, IL 60586

Comments:
Happy 4TH. of July! Just want to say hello and let you know now that I'm retired I moved 25 miles down the road on old Route 66 to a small town called Plainfield, IL. It is next to Joliet about 75 miles S.W. of downtown Chicago. My two son's left the coup. So my wife and I bought a three bedroom townhouse for a lower tax bill. We had to still stay close to our two boy's as they are still single and young 33 and 30 years old. We are enjoying are golden years. Hoping this e-mail fine's you and your family happy in good health?

Cheers,

Retired F-100D Crew Chief 416th. TFS (61-63)

Tony Menconi


Thursday, March 20, 2008 10:39 PM
Name: Robert Guier
My Email:rodo626@cox.net
Location: Phoenix,AZ

Comments:
Served with you at Phan Rang AB. RVN 1970-1971 in the 612th TFS as a crew chief.

Sunday, February 10, 2008 10:29 PM
Name: Doug Williams (Willy)
My Email:dwilliams275@tampabay.rr.com
Location: Spring Hill, Florida

Comments:
looking for buddies who served with me from 1963-1965 at misawa air base in japan. i was in com/nav repair, and doppler radar repair on the f-100d and the rf101c voodoo. also worked alot on the deuce (f102a) and the t-33a's that were stationed there. also did alert duty with the f100d at tainan air base in formosa. my email address is: dwilliams275@tampabay.rr.com. hope i hear from some of my buddies. thanks!!!

Sunday, January 06, 2008 9:30 AM
Name: Phil Rowe
My Email:parowejr@juno.com
Location: Albuquerque, NM USA

Comments:
Hello Les,

I was given the URL to your web site by my Texas friend Fred Mitchell. So I took a peek and was pleasantly intrigued by what I found there. My interest was piqued even more when I saw that you flew one of my favorite birds ,,, the Navion. Glad to have found your stuff.

Phil Rowe
Col. USAF-ret


Monday, November 05, 2007 9:15 PM
Name: Bob Guier
My Email:rodo626@cox.net
Location: Phoenix, Az

Comments:
I was a crew chief with the 612th at Phan Rang '70-'71 until we sent them home. This is a great site, Les..Thanks. Bob

Saturday, October 27, 2007 5:26 PM
Name: Bill Hosmer
My Email:hozndaz@theriver.com
Location: Tucson, AZ

Comments:
Les. I sure am slow digesting the web site, but today, I accidentally hit the right keys and saw this opportunity to say again, that the reunion was beyond all expectations, because of the way it was organized and conducted. I salute the idea of going back to the Gold Coast. Cannot beat the room rate, and the geography of the facility fits our needs as well as any place I've participated in a reunion.

By way of suggestion, there ought to be some sort of a penalty charge for guys overdue on dues. One idea, might be to charge $5.00 per month of lateness, and demand full pay back before being allowed to register for the next bash in Vegas.

I expect to get back to the PIF one of these days when I catch up afte the migration here from North Dakota.

It is early, but I'm willing to help with the reunion in whatever way I think I'm capable. I'll look for an update on needs and requirements before I commit to the specific role that would be best for the organization.
Cheers, Hoz


Saturday, June 23, 2007 3:22 PM
Name: Bill Mol
My Email:wmol@austin.rr.com
Location: Austin, TX

Comments:
Looking good Les. Cheers. Bill.

Thursday, January 04, 2007 9:01 PM
Name: Don Volz
My Email:DVolz1233@aol.com
Location: Thousand Oaks, CA

Comments:
Great job, Les. We needed someone like you to get this organization up and running. And running well, I would say. I was a "C" driver in Germany (Hahn and Bitburg) from '58-'61, then went to Sacramento (SMAMA) as F-100 project engineer and oversaw the Flight Manuals for T-28/F-86/F-100. Had my hand in many engineering projects for these airplanes. Spent five years there then bailed out and went airline (AAL) for the next 28. Will be looking for you at the gathering of the Hun troops. Regards, Don V

Thursday, October 12, 2006 9:03 PM
Name: Jim Serrill
My Email:jdsmaritime@comcast.net
Location: Bainbridge Island, Washington

Comments:
Les, This is a great website. I really like the stories. As I look back nearly 30 years to when as a nubie, I was assigned to the 510th at Bien Hoa, I realize I have lost a lot of the details of the assignment. Your stories take me back to great events like the night Tommy Thompson led the 16 ship of Hondas to the O Club and how, as Blue 16 on the left wing, I got drug through the ditch as he turned too short entering the taxiway. Or the $1 a bottle Matues wine that we all thought was wonderful, or the Hun that aborted on a night scramble because of "airspeed failure". Turns out when he lit the burner, the tail hook dropped and he engaged the approach end barrier. "Everything looked normal, it just didn't feel right".

I am fortunate to have a son flying F-16's but he has no appreciation for an airplane that would blow your feet off the rudder pedals and spit fire out the front, back and sides.

Jim.


Thursday, September 07, 2006 9:30 AM
Name: Ron Sharek
My Email:ronsharek@yahoo.com
Location:

Comments:
I just stumbled upon this site. Well done. I remember Pete very well. I was at Phan Rang from Sep 70 until we flew them all home in Aug of 71. You failed to mention that Pete went down in glory. Since all the dogs were put down that meant that Ding, Col Nolan's dog, went down. Nobody liked Ding. Pete accomplished his mission; he took out Ding.

I was with the 612th; I remember you well. Hope this message finds you well.

Ron Sharek


Wednesday, March 29, 2006 5:49 PM
Name: Dave Vogl
My Email:dave@vogls.com
Location: Acton, CA (EDW AFB)

Comments:
Les, thanks so much for your great stories. I really enjoyed them and you brought back many memories for me.

Wednesday, March 15, 2006 9:26 AM
Name: Tom Tapman
My Email:TTapman@aol.com
Location: Belton, Texas

Comments:
Les, your site is really nice. I have enjoyed reading the comments.

Wednesday, January 18, 2006 7:16 PM
Name: John McAllorum
My Email:jmcallorum@verizon.net
Location: Alexandria, VA

Comments:
Was stationed 416th TFS 1960-62 When "Shakey Reed " AF 1st Lt acquired his nickname.....landed F-100 with broken windshield in the middle of the night......great web site great stories.

Thursday, January 12, 2006 12:56 PM
Name: Rainer Zamojre
My Email:mail@zamojre.de
Location: Wiesbaden/Germany

Comments:
Thank you Les Frazier!!! I have found the email address of a long (over 40 years) missing friend in your guestbook.

Sunday, January 01, 2006 9:35 PM
Name: amber bosley
My Email:www.bosleygrl@adelphia.net
Location: york,spring grove, pa

Comments:
hi, i a 13 & my grandfather was in the air force & he had so many friends in there & he went to so many places. I loved him because he was great & for what he did to help.his son rod riley is in it to & everyday i think about what i should have down to help, like my uncle does now,but i am to young, i was talking to u today to see if you information on him. please. contact me at 225-6615.thank you.

Thursday, December 01, 2005 6:06 PM
Name: Dick Freeman
My Email:dick-jane@cox.net
Location: Corona del Mar, CA

Comments:
good read!!

Friday, September 16, 2005 3:21 AM
Name: David Easterday
My Email:David_Easterday@Jabil.com
Location: Dracut, Mass

Comments:
I was at Phang Rang 1970 to 1971 with the 615th Tac Fighter Squad.

I was a Crew Chief on F100 Lead Sleds.

E_Mail: dceaster@yahoo.com

Sunday, August 21, 2005 5:37 PM
Name: Gina Mills
My Email:gamms98@aol.com
Location: Offutt AFB, NE

Comments:
Sir, I met you at the Randolph airshow in fall 2003. You told me to let you know what I was doing once I got up here to Offutt. Pls email me! Nice website by the way!

Friday, August 05, 2005 9:37 AM
Name: Anthony Laughlin, 531st tfs bien hoa/ 416th tfs phu cat 1967
My Email:Airops1@lawa.org
Location: West Covina, CA

Comments:
Mortared in Bien Hoa just before departing to Phu Cat. Broken glass woke my ass up. Everyone at Bien Hoa had to remember the harrasment fire from Big Bertha everyday about 1700. First squadron at Phu Cat. Anyone remember sitting outside the barricks watching Puff half the night. Someone had to remember going to Qui Nhon to pick up soda and beer? Met a lot of good people. turned 21 Nov. 1967. This is a nice idea Les. Thanks for the memories.

Friday, July 29, 2005 8:21 AM
Name: Robert B. Green, Crew Chief 19 TASS 1966 - 67
My Email:numba1cc@crosslink.net
Location: King George, VA

Comments:
Colonial Frazier, Having a few friends that served at Song Be after you departed, I truly enjoyed reading about the early days at Song Be. As a former Crew Chief with 19 TASS I must present you with a big "Hoorah" for your web site. I certainly enjoyed the stories and couldn't help reminiscing about my own Air Force adventures, especially my Vietnam Tour and all the dedicated troops I served with.

Best Regards,

Robert Green (Crew Chief 19 TASS 1966 -67 Bien Hoa)

Friday, April 22, 2005 1:09 PM
Name: LARRY CARROLL
My Email:fcso201@bellsouth.net
Location: HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI

Comments:
GREAT STORIES; WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU; PHANG RANG 1966-67; 612TH F100 CREW CHIEF

Sunday, January 09, 2005 11:25 AM
Name: Dan Eliason
My Email:cdan1@cox.net
Location: Mesa, AZ

Comments:
Haven't seen it for a while and checked back in after getting an email from Jonathan Myer which reminded me of earlier conversations about CASBARIO. I was in SEA around the same time, although in Thuds at Takhli. Did make the trip from Clark to Tuey Hoa with a young Lieutenant and his F-100 on the wing once. Later, I got to fly the Hun with the Springfield ANG -maybe one of your old airplanes- while at W-P AFB. I'm supposed to be working, but got caught up reading the stories and couldn't stop. Really enjoyed the description of the F-100. When my kids and grandkids ask me what it was like flying the F-100, I direct them to your site with a ".this guy has probably forgotten more about the F-100 than I ever knew. And he certainly describes it in a more interesting way." Thanks again.

Thursday, December 16, 2004 8:59 AM
Name: Ken "Howdy" Hanson
My Email:kghanson@rockwellcollins.com
Location: Cedar Rapids, IA

Comments:
Great stories!

Ken Hanson
319-295-6207

Saturday, September 18, 2004 1:46 PM
Name: Don Gettle
My Email:dgettle36@msn.com
Location: Boise Idaho

Comments:
Too bad we didn't sing the Tom Mix club song last week. Great web site.

Sat, 17 Jul 2004
Name: Michael H. Williams (Droptank Willie)
My Email:toonyman@juno.com
Location: 3617 Illinois Ave. Topeka, Kansas 66605

Comments:
Wonderful web site and good to hear from all the gang in USAF. I was in Bien Hoa during the Thet Offensive (1967-68) Weapons Specialist...was an instructor on aircraft weapons systems, became weapons spec on F-100's in Bien Hoa. Was trained on F-111's in Clovis NM. If anyone out there is familiar with this or these sites, e-mail me at toonyman@juno.com as in cartoon.

Thursday, June 24, 2004 2:29 PM
Name: Kenneth Anthony Menconi, A1C, 43151C
My Email:jmenconi@comcast.net
Location: Darien, IL

Comments:
Crew Chief, 416th. TFS, F100D, Misawa AFB Japan, Also TDY K55 and K8, Col. Greg Nolen was our commander and my Pilot on 343 was Capt. Tony Munger. My best two friends were crew chiefs in the 531st. Roger Watson and Dan Runkle. We were in Japan from May of 1961 to June of 1963. We all had some crazy times on the Alert pads in Korea. I live outside of Chicago, Il in a small town named Darien. Roger Watson lives in Newberry Springs, Calif. and Dan Runkle lives in Lake Havasu City, AZ. You F100 fighter pilots were the best in the world and I will never forget your 531st. pilot Last Chance La Chance. Your stories are GREAT. Web site: www.infonamics.com

Tue, 25 May 2004
Name: Martin Harris
My Email:gvan@hawaii.rr.com
Location: Marshalltown, Iowa

Comments:
I was at Misawa AB from 7/63-6/64 was sent to England AFB La.Discharged in Dec 64. Rank Airman Second Class. Seen this in The American Legion mag. I just joined the VFW From serveing at Kusan AB Korea. I worked in munitions on F100.


Friday, October 03, 2003 7:55 PM
Name: Glen Van Ingen
My Email:gvan@hawaii.rr.com
Location: Hawaii

Comments:
Greetings Les - It is a real pleasure to locate you again after a mere thirty years. I just read "Baking Soda and Pete". You got the part about Air America right. Of course I speak with a modicum of authority since I am the Air America pilot that you met first in Hong Kong, and the subsequently kept turning up at the Siam Intercontinental in Bangkok. Incidentally, they just tore down that great hotel last year in order to build some modern atrocity. They would never have been able to duplicate the old Nga Bar with it's roster of upcountry Laos types hanging on the piano bar.

I will pass on your whereabouts to the "Bearcat Lady".

Van

Wednesday, September 24, 2003 9:41 AM
Name: Glenn Vorres
My Email:gjwvor@ncats.net Location: Fremont, Mi.

Comments:
Misawa '59-'63 4th FIS F102s. "D" flight with Herb Evans. Flying lead the night Bob Ettinger and Ken Moore ran together over the drink. Late in the tour went to Flight Test as I had a 4334. Flew the Super Saber for an engine change (no one available from the squadron) and wrote it up for not enough powah. Nettles was the Pratt & Whitney rep. He said I was trying to ruin the engine life and I told him that it would last longer if it got airborne instead of going off the end of the runway! I am sure I bought you a drink or two at Mamasans or somewhere. Jack VanLoan was my neighbor, once we moved onto base in the trailers.

Great Site! Enjoyed it!

Friday, August 08, 2003 11:01 PM
Name: Lee Howard
My Email:leeh@rangeweb.net Location: Montana

Comments:
Les: Saw your letter to the editor in the Smithonian Air & Space mag and ended up at the site which by the way is very professionally done. I worked for you in the Command Post in Happy Valley in 70 or 71. How do you remember all the numbers on the old Hum? That stuff escaped me after 6 months. Would like to hear from you. Lee


Tuesday, August 05, 2003 12:37 PM
Name: "Tadziu" Sienicki
My Email:jsantos@sjpproperties.com Location: Long Valley, NJ

Comments:
Reading your exploits in your long pilot years, I marvel at how you made the time to excell in your famous subsequent career as "Doctor To The Stars" (DTTS). Thanks for being a super guy and great warrior during the Vark assignments we shared.


Friday, August 01, 2003 7:48 PM
Name: Steve "ScurvyDawg" Harrison
My Email:esd@bidness.com Location: Charleston, IL

Comments:
Great "Tom Foolery" story, Les. Pleased to find your web site and will be looking forward to enjoying the rest of your stories.


Wednesday, July 30, 2003 8:25 PM
Name: Leslie Slaughter
My Email:lmslaughter@qwest.net Location: Phoenix

Comments:
Dad,

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a great website!!! The memories you brought back for so many is incredible!

Tuesday, July 29, 2003 10:25 PM
Name: Ray Malacarne
My Email:raymala@juno.com Location: 6105 38th Ave East Bradenton FL 34208 941-747-2172

Comments:
Les! I'll always remember the check ride you gave me on a combat mission while stationed at Tuy Hau in1970:
Me "Lead's off dry."
You "OK. Let's go back and try it again." (This time set up the switches properly, you dumb shit)

Great times. Later, I heard about your Aardvark days from my old friends Ed Kowalczyk and Bob Oberg. I wound up in the FB-111 at Plattsburgh. Retired in 75. Got on with United in 79. Finished with them in 95. Drop me a line. I can't hardly screw up the switches on the golf course.

CIAO

Ray

Saturday, July 26, 2003 9:49 PM
Name: Col. Lester Roberts Class 55-T
My Email:LRobe61@aol.com Location: Carmel, IN

Comments:
I am enjoying your website. You were probably close to 55-T.


Sunday, June 15, 2003 6:09 PM
Name: Marshall Crum (Digger)
My Email:crumwell@atlantic.net Location: Havana, Florida

Comments:
Les, I'm, going to have several of my friends and my kids visit this site. You have definitely seen the elephant.


Sunday, June 15, 2003 9:10 AM
Name: Bob Cooper
My Email:Rocketrat@aol.com Location: Titusville Fl

Comments:
Wish I had looked up this website long before now, Les. It's excellent. The Aardvark story is great. I'm going to treat myself to a story a day. Check 6


Monday, April 14, 2003 8:07 PM
Name: Mike Kulczyk
My Email:M9200N@aol.com Location: Austin TX

Comments:
Chuck White put me on to your site.


Thursday, April 03, 2003 7:04 AM
Name: Linda Jernigan
My Email:lindajernigan@austin.rr.com Location: Austin TX

Comments:
I've heard some of these stories from Bill Coltharp, and wanted to read them myself.


Wednesday, April 02, 2003 8:43 AM
Name: David Brog
My Email:davebrog@erols.com Location: Silver Spring, MD

Comments:
This is a great page, Les. You do good work when you want to.


Tuesday, April 01, 2003 7:41 PM
Name: Chuck White
My Email:CWhite2@austin.rr.com Location: Austin, TX

Comments:
I am enjoying your stories. Did you know a Ted Guy at Luke?


Thursday, January 23, 2003 3:32 PM
Name: Jim Reilly AKA "Reils"
My Email:01_tbird@comcast.net

Comments:
Hi Les. Long time, no see. Not since 1957, that is...Class 57-K. Ran across your web-site from the Kunsan web-site. Very professionally done, sir. It deserves a great deal more time than I have right now but I will place it in "my favorites" for a later, much more in-depth viewing. Glad to find you after all these years.


Thursday, November 14, 2002 10:00 PM
Name: G.I.
My Email:GIBasel@aol.com

Comments:
Great Les! The story of "Labs" was very well done , refreshed my memory and increased my heart rate.


Friday, November 01, 2002 2:18 PM
Name: Marty Bressler
My Email: martybressler@adelphia.net Location: Solana Beach, CA

Comments:
I never imagined that the 1st Lt Lester G. Frazier, whom I knew at Misawa, would become such a prolific wordsmith. I enjoyed your website immensely, especially the stories about K8, most of which I assumed were still classified. Perhaps I should have suspected you were destined for greatness when you edited our alert pad magazines with politically incorrect comments. You and I were once on an IRAN trip to Tainan that was alcohol-free. You commented that it was good to occasionally fly with another single guy, because all the married guys wanted to do the partying their wives wouldn't tolerate, and you needed a break now and then. My then-girlfriend (now my grandchildren's granny) had asked me to bring back a pretty, carved wooden animal. After walking all over Taipei looking in vain for what I knew she wanted, I saw a little water buffalo with a peasant on his back both looking up at me grinning at my frustration. So I bought him, and he has resided in our living room ever since.


Monday, September 16, 2002 1:43 AM
Name: Bill Myatt
My Email: WChurchkey@aol.com Location: OKC Oklahoma

Comments:
Les,,,,I just found your web site. Its great..you did a good job with the F-111A storys,,,and what is greater,,,,I WAS THERE AND ALREADY KNEW OF ALL THOSE STORYS FIRST HAND.......I was Sgt Myatt in the 474th AMS A-Shop Avionics and i worked mostly with the INS and Bomb/Nav comp systems. I was there at Takhli TDY from Nellis AFB from October '72 to September'73 on two back to back TDYs....oh,,buy the way,,the Russel Viper that was over there would follow you around like a puppy dog at times. and I remember that if you see a "baby"python,,,guess what,,it's not,,,it's a russel viper. Also..the F-111A that crashed on take-off,,,they went through that plane with a fine tooth comb(what was left of it anyway) to fine out offically what caused it to crash,,,,,I was one of three that did the testing on the LRU's from that plane....and I got a lot of weird looks when I drug all that burned piles of junk in the shop and hooked it up,,and wa-la,,,,it all worked great,,,,it only looked bad and couldn't hardly tell what it was,,but it worked great. Well,,,,my email is Wchurchkey@aol.com so if you contact me,,just make sure you mention Takhli in the subject or hallor at me through the 355th takhli yahoo group of mike dunns. Thanks for the memerys. oh,,by the way,,do you remember the base christmas tree ?,,,,it was a banana tree with light and orniments,,but it worked for us. Bill Myatt, Sgt. 474thAMS / 474thTFW Nellis AFB,/ Takhli'72-'73


Sunday, June 23, 2002 4:26 PM
Name: Tom Coady
My Email: zipgun@erols.com Location:Annapolis, MD

Comments:
A real Flashy site, Les; was able to reflect on my own misspent youth (and wish I could return to those days). Zipgun


Saturday, June 22, 2002 8:49 PM
Name: Marshall E. Crum
My Email: crumwell@atlantic.net Location: Brooksville, FL

Comments:
Excellent web site. The stories are as real as if I were there myself.


05/28/02 00:49:19 GMT
Name: Gary "Goose" Rundle MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Ft. Worth, TX

Comments:
Great web site, Les. Look forward to staying in touch.


05/21/02 17:15:48 GMT
Name: Penguin MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: San Antonio

Comments:
Good page, but trying to send this had too many ad pop ups trying to take up my screen space.


05/17/02 20:47:29 GMT
Name: Ed Cathcart MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Orlando

Comments:
Well done site! Professional looking. Seems like you have this internet html down competently. Young handsome dashing Air Force pilot. Although more stern and weathered, your features resemble the youthful professional killer in the picture. Thanks for your courage and dedication to our Nation during your many tours in combat and at the pointy end of the American Spear. Semper Fi, Warrior. I am proud to know you and socialize at the Casbar with you and other brave Patriots. Mofak


05/01/02 18:40:39 GMT
Name: Murph MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Annapolis

Comments:
Great stories, LES. Hope you can make the TET again next year. Murph


05/01/02 03:52:24 GMT
Name: Dan Warwick MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: N. Michigan

Comments:
Les, Great page. Will come back and explore. Mxm


05/01/02 03:43:11 GMT
Name: Sandy Sanford MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: King George, VA

Comments:
Les, Great site. You have come a long way from your old site with the Casbario Logo. You have some real good stories, and I enjoyed every one of them. Keep on with the stories, your public wants more. Your Bud, Rat


04/29/02 19:20:23 GMT
Name: Jim Howerton MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: St. Louis

Comments:
Very interesting reading. My father was a Thud IP at Nellis while you were at Luke. We used to drive down to Luke to visit the Weigers occasionaly.


04/28/02 19:15:58 GMT
Name: Jim Comer MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: L:ittleton, colorado

Comments:
Col. Frazier, Fantastic site! Thanks so much for the great reading of your experiences. Brought back some of my own as a Ssgt. Thud mechanic from Takhli 66-67. God bless, Jim


04/28/02 16:06:51 GMT
Name: LesDOM MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Pathumthani, Thailand

Comments:
DTTS..... A really great site. I will return later to read all of your stories.


04/28/02 15:49:11 GMT
Name: Ed Rock MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: St. Louis, MO

Comments:
Enjoyed your stories - brought back a buncy of memmories for me.


04/28/02 15:21:00 GMT
Name: JAMES HACKETT MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: HOPATCONG,N.J.

Comments:
I WAS IN THE 333TFS IN 68 WHEN THEY CAME OVER THE FIRST TIME GREAT SITE


04/28/02 04:38:26 GMT
Name: Steve Christensen MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Michigan

Comments:
Great web site. Great stories. I was at Takhli 1966.


04/28/02 04:04:03 GMT
Name: James L. Traywick MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Bangkok Thailand

Comments:
Outstanding web site! Really enjoyed the Ardvark story and will read the others soon. I'll be sending this web site to others interested in the Takhli and F-111 story in Southeast Asia. Best Regards, Jungle Jim


03/26/02 20:47:16 GMT
Name: Frank Loftus MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Lakeway, TX

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03/21/02 20:24:04 GMT
Name: Bill TURF Siegel MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Pax Liver MD

Comments:
Les aka Garfish aka DTTS aka Bernie aka Lester the Molester: I enjoyed your Web site emensely. I especially like the stories. I know Ramone & Muffin enjoyed it to all get out! You are quite a warrior and individual. Your Bud Toif


03/13/02 03:19:25 GMT
Name:
MY URL: Visit Me
Location:

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03/06/02 13:28:07 GMT
Name: David Brog MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Silver Spring, MD

Comments:
Good work and best wishes to Dr. Les (TTS) from all your pals at the Mary Ferguson School of Medicine and Sheet Metal Working.


03/05/02 20:54:31 GMT
Name: Dickie G. aka Nobody MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Annandale, VA 22003

Comments:
Les, aka Flash, aka Bernie, aka Garfish, aka Garcritter, DTTS, etc., Nobody is impressed with your web site. Keep a good Mach and don't reverse. Dickie G.


03/05/02 20:33:51 GMT
Name: Ed Cathcart MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: At Your Six O'Clock

Comments:
Garflash: Very professionally done site! I am envious of your expertly designed web pages. I am also impressed with your background and accomplishments. Thanks for risking your life to protect the freedoms so many Americans take for granted. You are a real Warrior Les and an outstanding credit to the Air Force and the United States. Semper Fi. Mofak


03/05/02 19:07:36 GMT
Name: AKA
MY URL: Visit Me
Location:

Comments:
I enjoyed the Vark story, Les.


03/05/02 19:03:03 GMT
Name: Bob Hipps MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Toano, VA

Comments:
Great stories from a world class fighter pilot!!!! Keep 'em coming.


03/05/02 18:25:08 GMT
Name: Ed Rasimus MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Colorado Springs CO

Comments:
Having an "I love me" Web site is something I've teased readers of my computer column about in the past. But, as a true CASBARIO, if you've got something worth sharing, it is justifiable. Your's is justified. Good stories.


03/04/02 20:35:46 GMT
Name: Greg Ellis MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Midwest City, OK

Comments:
Les - just stopped in to check it out - great stories - I'll be back



03/03/02 20:43:32 GMT
Name: Richard R. Seely MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me Location: Full Time in Motorhome

Comments:
Great web site. I went through Primary at Spence AB Moultrie, GA and Basic at Laughlin AFB Del Rio, TX. Honestly can't rembember if we crossed paths. I was an aviation cadet and if you were ROTC we probably didn't see too much of each other. My son graduated from pilot training at Laughlin almost thirty years later. Thanks for the e-mail Dick Seely


02/14/02 15:17:32 GMT
Name: Kalani O'Sullivan MY URL: Visit Me
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Aloha from Kunsan. Thank you for granting permission to use your article on Kunsan AB C-pad on my website. The article is a enlightening piece that illuminates a forgotten period in the Cold War. The other stories on your site are simply terrific!!!


02/06/02 21:05:35 GMT
Name: James E. Siegel MY URL: Visit Me
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I enjoyed your web-site stories Col. Frazier, and look forward to hearing more in person at next years TET reunion. Thanks James Siegel (TUBF, son of TURF)


02/05/02 20:12:23 GMT
Name: Martha H. Frazier MY URL: Visit Me
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Hi Les, You have my email now. I loved your note. Let me hear from you. Martha


01/31/02 17:51:20 GMT
Name: C.J. (sonny)Billingsley MY URL: Visit Me
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Crew Chief on lead sled from 1957 to 1961,Foster AFB, England AFB, Cannon AFB. The story about the F-111 and the cut tires--must of been SAC crew chiefs. We in the enlisted ranks had the same feelings about Sweeny. Enjoyed your site.


01/31/02 03:37:17 GMT
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Turned on to your site by the 12TFW guys great war stories!!I never tire of war stories from the guys who lived them...When they start out.."it was a dark night" you just know it will be a damned good war story,Great site! Well done!


01/31/02 03:06:57 GMT
Name: Mike Koepl MY URL: Visit Me
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Got reading your story of the F100D Very interesting.I was with the 416th TFS at Phu Cat in 67-68 ,Bomb loader on the Super Sows(100s)Somehow could not get into anything newer and can't quite Phathom all the Phasination with the Phantoms


01/30/02 20:17:19 GMT
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Col., I was pointed to your site by Ron Doughty of the 12th TFW. I was an "ammo" man at Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam from Oct '67 to Dec '68. I always had, and still have, deep respect and admiration for you guys delivering our bombs and i enjoy hearing your great stories! Thanks, Ken Hopkins, 412mms


01/30/02 18:48:19 GMT
Name: Si Simmons MY URL: Visit Me
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Nice site -- great stories -- I wudda liked to purchased one of them Rachael Welch bedsheet squares -- Re: Celebs -- I flew Billy Graham over Tokyo in a UH-1 - felt it was my "safest" flight ever --- U gonna add a bio? - But then, the battle flag should sufice -- Keep up the good work --


01/30/02 09:25:08 GMT
Name: Ron Doughty MY URL: Visit Me
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Col Frazier: anyone who flew the F-100 is a hero. Great career, nice web page. I like your stories. -Rowdy


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