I havn't been reading it but I'm sure that we can take them down... ALL THE WAY DOWN TO THE BOTTOM... well maybe not that far but I'll help to keep them from the top. - KY

 

Howdy All. I just found this thread. This is great. KC-135 crew chief for 5 years and then went to Nav school. Been a navigator for 20 years. geeez, I'm old. Still in and loving every minute.

 

txvet17...pretty much sums it up for me. I'm an AF vet from Texas, and was a
C-17 crew chief and FCC in the late 90's. Loved that system.

 

It's nice to see so many other USAF on here but I thought that there would be more. One thing I didn't expect was to see so many other crew chiefs on here, I figured I'd find a bunch of nonners - KY

 

I too am in Arkansas. I am not currently there because I am making the terrorist pay, but I am stationed at LRAFB. I can't wait to get home and blow all my tax free on mods. Have to have something to keep ya going in the 110+ temps and its only May.

 

Hard to say what I was in the AF. The phone guy will do.........

Telephone Outside Plant
became
Telephone Systems
became
Voice Network Systems.

On second thought just call me Wiredawg

 

Egress here stationed at Moody and livin' the dream...

 

I wouldn't mind being stationed there but they don't have 16's at too many places so I'm kind of limited - KY

 

What happened boss, did you give up on us? - KY

 

Started out as a Photo-Recon camera mech-tech. Moved onto co-crew chiefing on a spec. ops project bird - shared responsibility with the real crew chief due to security clearance stuff. Moved on further into the darker arts of Tac-recon. Awesome gig, wish i was still doing it. ~but little call for that in the real world.