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01/03/15 04:34 PM #45    

 

James Roberson

I too would like to visit Washington DC if a trip is planned.

01/04/15 01:39 PM #46    

 

Harold Mitchell (Apg)

James,

We may go back to Washington D.C. but I would think it would be a few years before we do. Don't know for sure though.


01/05/15 05:36 PM #47    

Peter Foskett

WASHINGTON DC sounds really good to me. Right now I am thinking aboit Nashville.

01/15/17 10:26 AM #48    

Theodore Wacholtz

Jean,

Happy New Year to you and your family.  I also hope you had a wonderful Christmas.

Since from what I understand that we worked in Passenger Service together at Yokota, while I was stationed there from Nov. 69 to Jan. 72 and Lived on Tachikawa, maybe sometime we can talk and get caught up on things.  My phone number is 207-315-5149. I also on SKYPE and my ID is twacholtz.  My e-mail address is: wacholtzted@hotmail.com.

I'm hoping to take over the WEB SITE DUTIES from MITCH for 610 MASS, after the REUNION....  At least that is the plan.

I'm hoping to finally come to a reunion in July 2017.  Have made the Hotel Res.  

Best to you.

Ted Wacholtz

Boothbay, Maine


11/08/20 05:54 PM #49    

Thomas Krause

Hi Glenn, i get an email that you asked a question about someone named Dan. I can't find the question you referred to. I remember 2 guys named Dan.. Dan Laguna and Dan Wolff. I hope that helps.

11/09/20 10:48 AM #50    

John N. Scott Jr.

The web site looks GREAT! Thanks!!

 


11/09/20 12:00 PM #51    

Cecil Daniel

Everyone called me Dan when i was at 610 MASS from 1966-1968. I worked on the flight line on C-141's I  was A Sgt.


12/26/20 03:35 PM #52    

James M. "Mike" Dixon (Rdr)

Don't see many messages on the Message Forum, I'm guessing that most everyone uses social media nowadays. Anyway, for those of you who, like me, are repulsed by all the crazy stuff and the lack of civility on social media, I will use this old fashioned forum to send my wishes that you had a wonderful Christmas. While the visiting was severely limited by the pandemic, we did have a white Christmas for the first time in a decade here in my part of east Kentucky and it was pretty.

Also, I hope you have a wonderful New Year. This year has certainly had its challenges and I hope 2021 is a better year for all of us. Here's looking to the future!

My best to all,

Mike

 


12/27/20 03:34 PM #53    

James Campanella (Traffic Control, Dispatch)

Hi Mike! I completely agree with you about contemporary social media. Thanks for your Christmas & New Year's wishes and likewise to you and to everyone else from the 610th MASS and beyond! Looking back at Yokota, those were likely the most memorable years of our lives, though most of us were probably too young (& dumb, myself anyway, lol!) to realize it back then. May God bless all the guys & gals of the 610th, and all who served!

12/27/20 08:23 PM #54    

Vernon Habeck

Hi. I'm currently trying to get the reunion set up for Branson, Mo. If we can get it done without covid then the reunion is for Sept 13 thru the 16. Information to follow hopefully within 2 weeks. Vern Habeck


12/31/20 07:47 AM #55    

James M. "Mike" Dixon (Rdr)

To: James Campanella, and all,

I certainly agree that for whatever reason--young or dumb--many of us did not realize what a wonderful opportunity it was to serve in a country like Japan with a unit like 610 MASS. Joni Mitchell said it in a song that was popular about the time I was at Yokota. She said, "Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone..." I am trying not to make that error in the upcoming year! Happy New Year!!!

 

 


01/01/21 11:26 AM #56    

Roy Lee

Happy New Year to all,

Here's praying that the good Lord will allow us to get this covid under control and be able to get together this year and renew friendships


01/02/21 11:16 AM #57    

Robert Bates

Enjoyed my two years in the 610th, 69-71 APG 141's, C5's even a little bit on 124's and 133's, got another assignment to Yokota 84-89, started out in enroute then over to the 130 branch.  Still have lots of good memmories of Yokota and the 610th.


02/23/21 09:20 PM #58    

Vernon Habeck

We finally have the web site for 2021 reunion in Branson,Mo the Sept 13 thru the 15. Hope to see you there


05/03/21 07:23 AM #59    

Thomas W. Langdale (Langdale)

Is there anyone on the site that was a member of the Kanto Planes Consolidated Model Railroad club ?  I was a charter member in 1978 

 


02/03/22 01:34 PM #60    

John Ermlich

Does any have a map of Yokoto  dated 1969 you are willing to share? Another question: do you remember the number of  "Burn Pits" on base?


08/06/22 10:04 AM #61    

William (Bud) Bruner (Passenger Service)

Sorry the reunion had to be cancelled.  Just too far for most of us.  I would suggest looking at Branson for next year.  Pretty centrally located.  Also like the idea of the river cruise.

Thanks.  Bud Bruner


10/17/22 11:26 AM #62    

 

Jerry Davis

That's me on the left, my first trip to Yokota in 1966.  I was on R&R.  Do you know the other 2?  I'm looking for their names.  I worked with them and they were showing me around.

Here's another guy that was driving us.  I don't know their names, but if you do let me know.


10/17/22 12:05 PM #63    

 

Jerry Davis

I'm looking for this old friend - Gordon Brown.  Message me if you know him or where he is.  We worked together at 610 MASS and after the AF we both worked at Lockheed on the C-5 program at Marietta, GA during 1969.  We shared an apartment in Atlanta.



10/18/22 04:38 PM #64    

 

Jerry Davis

Who remembers this?  It was full of Army 2nd LT's headed to Vietnam as I remember who were in the terminal when this B707 caught fire.  It was totally gutted.

 


10/19/22 01:16 PM #65    

 

Jerry Davis

Anybody remeber the names of these 2 guys?  That's my Nissan Cedric.  We used to drive in a different direction almost every weekend.  Saw a lot of the area!


10/20/22 11:42 AM #66    

Raymond Lehr

Hi all from 610 Mass I've been wanting to get some of the reunions but haven't been able to make it I worked in ramp services in Norris control I had a good time when I was off duty and I appreciate everybody's camaraderie I miss it have a good year

10/21/22 06:56 PM #67    

 

Alton W. Stilley

Has anyone in Cargo Loading remember barrels in the hold? Lots of medications over 14 every day and have hypertension, heart and anxiety.

10/22/22 11:47 PM #68    

 

Art Cross

Alton, Agent Orange was shipped to Vietnam on C-141's and occasoinally those barrels were punctured enroute and leaked onto the aircraft. I saw a pallet offloaded  and brought into the air freight warehouse at Yokota because of a leaking barrel. It was sometime in 1969. If you worked on 141's during the time frame that agent orange was being tranported to Vietnam, you could have been exposed.


10/27/22 06:34 PM #69    

 

Jerry Davis

C-124 coming in to Tachi circa 1967.  Notice the tea farmerin the bottom of the pic.


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