In the 1960s only limited, highly risky means were available to exfiltrate agents from behind the Iron Curtain.
by Bill Green
Honoring Veterans
Providing Military Honors for a passing veteran was one of our most important functions at Post 92.
by Ken Mackie
Navy Brat Caught in the Act
"As is the case for many military brats, I was fortunate to be able to avail myself to part-time jobs on base at the exchange and O club."
by R.A. Jones
Night Drop
If in the mid twentieth century you had lived in Bavaria, you would have become aware that sometimes at night would come the deep growling of a large transport plane flying very low and beneath all radar.
by Jeanne Michael
Remembering World War II Women
Earlier this year, Linda Minton gave a fascinating presentation at her book signing about the important role women played during World War II.
by Ray Haag
AWOL! What’s AWOL?
It was the dead of winter in 1959 and I had just turned 20.
by Vern Chong
A Work of Love
In 1995, five veteran friends purchased a Consolidated Vultee BT-13B Valiant, a World War II basic flight trainer.
by Chuck Smith
Lt. Col. Dave Avery Retires
This spring, the PVE-AFJROTC Interface Committee held a Salute to Lt. Col. Dave Avery dinner to express gratitude for the service he has rendered to Paradise Valley Estates and the Fairfield High School cadets.
by R.A. Jones
The Requisitioned Sweetheart
Back in the fifties, the Old Army maintained an R&R center in Garmisch, Germany.
by R.A. Jones
The Man-Eating Tree
Our Special Forces detachment in Germany sent two teams of free fall military parachutists to teach that skill to the Jordanian Army. I was with them.
