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Seems like only yesterday that I was pulling alert at Ellsworth and Minot AFB with the 4ACCS. Norm Kohn 1975-1978.
It is really nice to see some names and locations of some of the people in ACCS. I have seen a few of them since leaving SD ( Terry Kee, Japan; Mark Sebastian, Georgia; Matt Medinas, Virginia). It was really great seeing them again and am looking forward to seeing Gina Wilson Ennis really soon. God Bless you all!
The 4ACCS was a class unit. Very high standards and always professional.
I remember getting back from Minot on a Wednesday, it was snowing and didn’t stop until Sunday. No power on base for 3 days. Used a friend’s snowmobile to go to the South Gate (locked), we squeezed thru & got groceries for ourselves and neighbors. Made several trips. Thank goodness for gas stove and water heater!
34 Southwind Drive
Hampton, VA 23669
7576962406
4ACCS – Navigator
1981-1982?
RET 2001, MAJOR
ACC HQ
Langley AFB, VA
Does anyone remember the tail number of the fan jet EC-135 we flew in the early ’70’s? We referred to that ship ‘Balls One’ because the tail number ended in 001.
“Why Not Minot?”
“Only The Best Come North”
Coldest place I’ve ever been. Once while on satellite alert in a December in the early seventies, the temperature was minus forty something and the wind was howling. It was so cold, SAC took us off alert and we were forbidden to step outside the alert facility!
Early 90s here. It was -40 with howling winds as well. We were called by SAC to make targeting changes on the jet. As ALCS guys, we go out to the jet on the pad, open the required documents and you normally don’t think of paper being -40 degrees. The pen tip would freeze upon contact with the paper and the correction tape wouldn’t stick. Using body heat, we solved the issues, adapt and overcome!