Military Bases

Lackland AFB (San Antonio TX)
Chanute AFB (east cent. IL [now closed])
Davis-Monthan AFB (Tucson AZ [was saved while stationed there!])
Ramstein AB ([West] Germany)
Sembach AB (Germany)
King Faisal Royal Saudi AFB (Saudi Arabia)
Aviano AB (Italy)
Moron[!] AB (Spain)
Ft. Campbell (KY)
Ft. Benning (GA)
Brunswick NAS (ME)
Kefavick NATO base (Iceland)
Berry Field Air National Guard Base (Nashville TN)
Gulfport MS ANG Base
Rhein-Main AB (Frankfort Germany)
McGuire AFB (NJ)
NAS Willow Grove (PA)

 

Been stationed at:
Will Rogers ANG - Oklahoma City
Mather - Sacramento
McConnell - Wichita
RAF Lakenheath - England
Lackland - San Antonio
Schriever (previously Falcon) - Colorado Springs
Vance - Enid
Keesler - Biloxi
Scott - O'Fallon/Belleville
Camp Smith - Oahu

Been assigned for 1 week or more to:
Maxwell - Montgomery (couple of times)
Manas AB - Kyrgyzstan
Fort Sill - Lawton
Camp Dublin - Baghdad International Airport
Alpena National Guard - Alpena
Some ANG place in Wisconsin that currently escapes my memory
Sioux City ANG
Charleston AFB
Fort Riley - Ogden/Junction City
Camp Eggers - Kabul

Lived on Hickam while I was assigned to Camp Smith.

 

Not having served in the military

NAS Jacksonville
NAS Pensacola
Fort Rucker, AL
Fort Stewart, GA
Kings Bay Sub Base, GA

From a civilian point of view, NAS Pensacola was most impressive

 

I wonder if you might be referring to Volk Field. My ANG unit was sent there for about a week or so back in the 1990's for an Operational Readiness Inspection.
It's located near Camp Douglas almost right in the middle of Wisconsin.

 

THAT's the one. Went there on a couple of inspections as an IG team member in 2008. We'd spend a couple of days preparing for the units to show up; conduct the inspection for about five days; spend a couple of days writing the report; couple more days getting ready for the next one; conduct another inspection for another five days; spend a few days writing the report and packing up. All in all, almost three weeks at a time. Same with Alpena.

Interesting area.

 

Parris Island (boot camp) 1985

Lackland Airforce Base (Military Police School) 1986

MCAS Eltoro (Permanent Station) 1986-1989

 

That's funny, Rev; I attended the MP (Air Force called it Security Police back then; now they call them "Security Forces") school at Lackland in 1987. Went back to be an instructor in1993, when they changed it to the "Joint Security and Law Enforcement Academy" for the Air Force and Navy.

 

Hehe.....I was there from Jan to April of 86 then I went to Eltoro.

 

Scott AFB, Il 83-85
Wiesbaden AB,Ge 85-86
rodelheim (next to Frankfurt 86-88
Scott AFB, Il 88-92
Patch Barracks stuttgart 92-94
RAF Molesworth 94-96
Offutt AFB, Ne 96-98
Einsiedlerhof AS (by Ramstein) 98-2003

Yes I enjoyed Europe!

Flippo

 

Lackland AFB for Basic Training ~ 1984

Sheppard AFB for Tech School ~ 1984

Loring AFB (Maine) ~ 1984 to 1986

Shemya AFB (Alaska) ~ 1986 to 1987

Ft. Meade (Maryland) ~ 1987 to 1988

 

Lackland AFB
Ft. Leonard Wood
Tinker AFB
Sheppard AFB
Eglin AFB
Scott AFB
Maxwell AFB
Ofutt AFB
Tyndall AFB
Luke AFB
Charleston AFB
Norton AFB
Barksdale AFB
Blythesville AFB
Randolph AFB
Kelly AFB
Robins AFB
Whiteman AFB
Columbus AFB
Gunter AFB
Little Rock AFB
Vandenberg AFB

 

long time ago

Leonard Wood
Benning
Bragg
Nha Trang
Back to Bragg

 

By 1985 the DI's were given strict instruction that they could not man handle or swear at you....how did that go?:laugh:

 

Yea I feel old too.:laugh::laugh:

 

Yup. Why all the question marks?

 

JonC - all bases you've actually been assigned to? And I thought my list was long....