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#134 From: "travelling_mattd" <travelling_bloke@...>
Date: Mon Mar 10, 2003 9:52 pm
Subject: Re: Any former USAF Loadmasters able to offer advice? travelling_m...
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Thanks very much. That is a recurrent theme that I keep hearing from
the different sites I've visited in my researching the loadmaster
role in the AF. Very challenging but very rewarding.

I took my ASVAB last week and scored a 98. In the next week or so, I
plan to visit MEPS and am hoping to secure a loadmaster AFSC.

I love that donkey photo by the way!




--- In Loadmaster@yahoogroups.com, "FLY" <Wabaade@a...> wrote:
>
> Here is a good discription of the Loadmaster Job. I copied part
from
> that other Loadmaster site.(See our Links).
> Loadmasters are persons who load aircraft to within its weight and
> balance specifications and fly with the load to its destination.
> Depending on the aircraft, Loadmasters also do cargo airdrops, drop
> paratroopers, do in-flight fueling, take care of passengers, and
many
> search and rescue operations. They insure that Cargo is properly
tied
> down and is compatable with other cargo on board.There is a
multitude
> of things to learn.Dont let it overwhelm you.Study hard and be
> professional.The work is hard .You need a strong back and a strong
> mind. Its the best job in the world. Dont settle for less than
being
> the best Loadmaster in the USAF. Good Luck..
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In Loadmaster@yahoogroups.com, "travelling_mattd"
> <travelling_bloke@h...> wrote:
> > I'm currently in the process of enlisting in the USAF and would
> like
> > to know a bit more about the AFSC of Aircraft Loadmaster. If any
of
> > you could offer some first hand insight on what life as an Air
> Force
> > loadmaster would be like I would greatly appreciate it.
> >
> > Thanks for your time.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Matt

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#133 From: "FLY" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Mon Mar 10, 2003 4:49 pm
Subject: Re: Any former USAF Loadmasters able to offer advice? flymeplez
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Here is a good discription of the Loadmaster Job. I copied part from
that other Loadmaster site.(See our Links).
Loadmasters are persons who load aircraft to within its weight and
balance specifications and fly with the load to its destination.
Depending on the aircraft, Loadmasters also do cargo airdrops, drop
paratroopers, do in-flight fueling, take care of passengers, and many
search and rescue operations. They insure that Cargo is properly tied
down and is compatable with other cargo on board.There is a multitude
of things to learn.Dont let it overwhelm you.Study hard and be
professional.The work is hard .You need a strong back and a strong
mind. Its the best job in the world. Dont settle for less than being
the best Loadmaster in the USAF. Good Luck..

--- In Loadmaster@yahoogroups.com, "travelling_mattd"
<travelling_bloke@h...> wrote:
> I'm currently in the process of enlisting in the USAF and would
like
> to know a bit more about the AFSC of Aircraft Loadmaster. If any of
> you could offer some first hand insight on what life as an Air
Force
> loadmaster would be like I would greatly appreciate it.
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
> Regards,
>
> Matt

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#130 From: "travelling_mattd" <travelling_bloke@...>
Date: Mon Mar 10, 2003 2:20 am
Subject: Any former USAF Loadmasters able to offer advice? travelling_m...
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I'm currently in the process of enlisting in the USAF and would like
to know a bit more about the AFSC of Aircraft Loadmaster. If any of
you could offer some first hand insight on what life as an Air Force
loadmaster would be like I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks for your time.

Regards,

Matt

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#126 From: "fernaldg" <Fernaldg@...>
Date: Thu Mar 6, 2003 8:34 pm
Subject: C-141 final resting place fernaldg
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Check out this link for some interesting pictures of the C-141's
final resting place here in Tucson Az.

http://www.choxnpinz.com/141starlifter/629/629.html

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#125 From: "Mike Watson <mike@...>" <mike@...>
Date: Mon Mar 3, 2003 11:32 pm
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group Digest Number 31 j_815as
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I'll reply to your comments in the order they were written.

I appreciate the 20 years you spent, oh wise one, however I'm
currently in my 27th year in the Air Force. I've only been flying the
J for three.
I've flown E, H, H2, H3.

As for why active duty doesn't have the J yet, I reccomend you write
your congressman. Thats what I do.

I believe Pope will be seeing J's in a couple of years, that's
when the J will lose the bad reputation that has been spread mostly
from Nav's and Engineers. (The J doesn't have them.) It's still just
a Herc, and it's one to be proud of.
Just another old loadmaster sounding off and still flying.


--- In Loadmaster@yahoogroups.com, flyboy8336@a... wrote:
> Thats my whole comment and for flying 3 years your still a rookie
compared to
> us who flew a, e, h ,mc models for 20 years.
> Not knocking your green behind the ear exper., and i stick up for
old
> faithfull, the 130 herc is a faboulous machine , that put me thru
thick n
> thin.

> My point being is why dont active duty units in desperate need of
new
> aircraft have them? especailly Pope army airplane patch that
supports the
> army and real world missions so heavily overtyasked. Or the rock
whom trains
> all the newbies, would be nice to learn in a new machine that gets
off the
> ground and has the newest to offer. What better way to learn.
> Riddle me that 1.

> As a reminder we have a static display growing cobwebs here at
fayettenam
> airport, was out training, had fire  lite and fire on #4 and by god
the
> engine falls off the wing.
> Tell me , can  we use new planes huh?
> I was told over 10 years ago we have new  planes coming, i said i
would
> retire before they show, well its long after retirement which was
1/95. , and
> they say they wont see new planes at pope for years to come.
> Will it take a disaster to happen , before someone listens.
> So God bless to the newbie flying the J's you must be in the
reserve or
> gaurd, but keep the faith n force. God be with you every day you
crawl in
> that herk and do your mission.
> Just an old retired loadmaster sounding off.

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#124 From: SamBlu82@...
Date: Mon Mar 3, 2003 10:33 am
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group Digest Number 30 samc130
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In a message dated 3/1/2003 3:05:21 PM Central Standard Time, flyboy8336@... writes:

thank you sam for the history lesson , that was great, i just wish the govt would buy the new planes to replace the aging fleet before spending it on the more expensive hardware we have.

Bill Cannon pointed out to me in a private Email that there was another airplane that preceeded the C-17, the YC-15. I had forgotten about it. It had four engines.

Incidentally, speaking of history, when I was at Pima I saw the one and only Budd RB-1 CONESTOGA, an airplane that was developed during World War II by the Budd company, which usually built trucks. It featured a drive-in rear loading ramps and doors, much like a C-123. The only reason I knew what it was is that when I was a kid, I was constantly perusing a copy of the 1945 US Army Air Forces annual that my dad had picked up at the old Dyersburg Army Air Base when it closed after the war.

Sam McGowan

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#123 From: SamBlu82@...
Date: Mon Mar 3, 2003 10:30 am
Subject: J-model samc130
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In a message dated 3/1/2003 3:13:47 PM Central Standard Time, mike@... writes:

I'm curious as to why you call the J a "piece of crap". Granted there
are a few software issues to work out. Of course these would have
been solved long ago if AMC actually owned any J's. The J is here to
stay. It flies higher, goes faster, and can carry more payload to
more places than any other version ever built. Not to mention it's
total NVG capabilities. Once again I see people talking bad about an
aircraft that don't fly or understand them. I've been flying J's as a
loadmaster for three years now. I'm willing to address any issues you
think make this aircraft any less capable than previous versions.

The real issue here is not the J, it's AMC. The C-130J was originally developed for the Tactical Air Command, which was responsible for the troop carrier/tactical airlift mission until Military Airlift Command grabbed it - over the protest of the one Air Force commander who had the most experience with tactical airlift - in 1975. Lockheed has designed features into the J that make it an outstanding airplane, but its assigned to a command the roots of which go back to the airlines. In short, AMC doesn't understand how to use it.

I have been on board a J-model, and as a former loadmaster who is now a professional pilot, I must say it's an impressive airplane. From the loadmaster's point of view, there aren't that many real changes and the ones I saw I would consider frivoulous - such as automatic locks that are going to start jamming once the airplane is put to work in a dirty environment - which is where C-130s most often operate. But aerodynamically, it is light years ahead of the other versions of the C-130. The first time I learned anything about the J was when I went through Simuflite with a couple of Lockheed production test pilots, both of whom were retired, one a Marine and the other USAF. They told me that with the new engines and the HUD, a low-time pilot could take off and land on a 2,500 runway without difficulty (the average C-130 AC in Vietnam had more than 2,500 hours flying time.) But even more important, it can TAKE-OFF in 2,500 feet with a 25,000 payload, climb to 35.000 feet and deliver it 1,500 miles away. That is a giant leap forward. The older versions of the Herk are 25,000 foot airplanes, but this one goes 10,000 feet higher where fuel consumption is greatly reduced.

Sam McGowan

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#115 From: Harter Thomas T MSgt Det 2 AMCAOS <thomas.harter@...>
Date: Fri Feb 28, 2003 2:40 pm
Subject: RE: Loadmasters Group Digest Number 28 thomas.harter@...
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BCLoader you're a wise man. I just couldn't let it go.

Flyboy8336, this will be my last response to you. Thanks for your service to our country.

http://www.va.gov/education

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To: Loadmaster@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group Digest Number 28

hay det 2 , chump, try flying 40 yr old airplanes,
i was in tel aviv , when scuds were landing n kicked my butt , what about the crap that didnt work as advertised,
try walking in the shoes before you have the talk,
the c-17 design program that i have knowledge of, u think its so gr8 , ask the loadmasters that were in on the process how much stuff was put in at the begining, and were disappointed when they saw the final product.
as for 40 yr airplanes we ahve a 2 year old static display at fayettenam regional airport, #4 fell off the wing,
dont ya think we need new airplanes here?
i was told i would see new planes back in 1993, i done retired, its now 2003, geez and u say a few more years.
get a life and u figure the facts b4 you speak again.

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#114 From: "FLY <Wabaade@...>" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Fri Feb 28, 2003 5:50 am
Subject: PLA MEMBER PASSES AWAY flymeplez
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The following was written by Dan Reider.

I just received word that PLA member Richard Vaught passed away on 24
February.  He succumbed to heart problems with which he'd suffered
for the past few years.
        His loadmaster career extended back to the days of C-119s.
From 1993 through last year, he, and wife Clara, were the initiators
and main organizers of the annual reunions for 2nd Aerial Port's
Loadmasters and Combat Controllers.

He will certainly be missed.

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#96 From: Loadmaster@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu Jan 30, 2003 10:02 pm
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Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Loadmaster
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#95 From: "FLY <Wabaade@...>" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Thu Jan 30, 2003 8:56 pm
Subject: Daniel Heim,Loadmaster Passes away FAIRFIELD CA. flymeplez
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Daniel F Heim of Fairfield California passed away Oct 2002.
I spoke with his wife and she told me he died of ALS..(Lou Gerhigs)
He had survived a Heart attack just before that and was doing real
well.I let her know that the PLA would place a Memorial Brick in his
name at Memorial Grove at McChord.She liked the idea very much.She is
from England and sounded very sad.If you knew Dan,Please call her and
offer to help with any problem that may come up.People really need
friends at a time like this.
We also sent a letter of condolance.If anyone else wants to send
their regrets,The address is in our PLA Roster.

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#94 From: "FLY <Wabaade@...>" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Mon Jan 27, 2003 4:05 am
Subject: Re: Loadmaster Heritage/Museum stuff flymeplez
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-Great idea Chief,I think if we made a concentrated effort,
we could get the John Levitow display off the ground.Our previous
post on the subject got no replies.Hopefully people will send
dollars and let Gunter know that they represent the Professional
Loadmaster Assn.I hope we hear many more responses on this subject.
Walt

-- In Loadmaster@yahoogroups.com, Dick Russell <chiefrussell@e...>
wrote:
> Morning you all:
>
> Last time I was at the Enlisted Heritage Museum at Gunter, I was
even MORE
> aware that "we" do NOT have anything in that museum that speaks
to "our"
> enlisted heritage and our professional partt of the military. What
say we
> start an effoirt to make that happen?
>
> Dick Russell, Wichita
>
> check out my web site at www.russellaire.com or
www.councilofchiefs.org

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#93 From: Dick Russell <chiefrussell@...>
Date: Sun Jan 26, 2003 6:20 pm
Subject: Loadmaster Heritage/Museum stuff c124loadmaster
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Morning you all:

Last time I was at the Enlisted Heritage Museum at Gunter, I was even MORE
aware that "we" do NOT have anything in that museum that speaks to "our"
enlisted heritage and our professional partt of the military. What say we
start an effoirt to make that happen?

Dick Russell, Wichita

check out my web site at www.russellaire.com or www.councilofchiefs.org

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#77 From: "FLY <Wabaade@...>" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Tue Jan 14, 2003 11:51 pm
Subject: Re: PLA DONATES $500.00 to SPOOKY 770 Display ..(John Levitows Plane) flymeplez
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We are encouraging private individuals to send donations to this
great project.
John Levitows son recently donated his dads Medal Of Honor to the
Enlisted Heritage Hall.
  Thanks for reading this.
Walt







In Loadmaster@yahoogroups.com, "FLY <Wabaade@a...>" <Wabaade@a...>
wrote:
> The PLA recently donated $500.00 to help the Enlisted Heritage
> Insitute with their Spooky 770 display.Here is the note we received
> from them.
> I was wondering if you could help me with something.� An on-base
> organization was going to donate most of the money we need to
> complete the
> Spooky 770 Gunship display project but for some reason they
reneged.�
> Do you
> know of or belong to any groups, such as The Enlisted Aircrew
> Association
> for example, that might be interested in supporting the display
> project.� We
> need about $6000 to pay for the mannequin and construction of the
> scene.
>  ALL DONATIONS GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED...
> CMSgt Tim H. Foreman
> AF Enlisted Heritage Research Institute
> HQ CEPME/AFEHRI
> 550 McDonald Street
> MAFB-Gunter Annex, AL 36114-3107

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#76 From: "FLY <Wabaade@...>" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Tue Jan 14, 2003 11:47 pm
Subject: PLA DONATES $500.00 to SPOOKY 770 Display ..(John Levitows Plane) flymeplez
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The PLA recently donated $500.00 to help the Enlisted Heritage
Insitute with their Spooky 770 display.Here is the note we received
from them.
I was wondering if you could help me with something.� An on-base
organization was going to donate most of the money we need to
complete the
Spooky 770 Gunship display project but for some reason they reneged.�
Do you
know of or belong to any groups, such as The Enlisted Aircrew
Association
for example, that might be interested in supporting the display
project.� We
need about $6000 to pay for the mannequin and construction of the
scene.
  ALL DONATIONS GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED...
CMSgt Tim H. Foreman
AF Enlisted Heritage Research Institute
HQ CEPME/AFEHRI
550 McDonald Street
MAFB-Gunter Annex, AL 36114-3107

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#66 From: bcloader@...
Date: Fri Jan 10, 2003 10:14 am
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group Digest Number 7 bcloader
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<PRE>Just a thought from the "ole guy"; but I remember many times when there was
no computer around or available or sometimes no air machine was available
when the Loadmaster needed to look up something in the dash nine or dash five
etc. Seems that a "hard" copy is vital. Just an opinion! Bill Cannon

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#58 From: "FLY <Wabaade@...>" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Tue Jan 7, 2003 4:10 pm
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group HERES HOW TO STOP THE E MAIL flymeplez
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Chief,
It worked fine for me..Try again.
Read procedure 1 more time.
Walt


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>
> Where be "edit my membership" and where be the "page" - it don't
come up!
>
> Fly safe out there you all
>
> Dick Russell
>
> At 03:49 PM 1/6/2003 +0000, you wrote:
> >MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN THE LOADMASTER GROUP PAGE area and not the PLA
> >WEB SITE.Use this link.
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> >1.On this very page look up to the left where it says "Edit My
> >Membership"
> >2. Click on that.
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> >3. When the page loads ..check the block that reads"No email.
Don't
> >send me email, I'll read the messages at the Web site."
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#54 From: "John Talbert <talbert@...>" <talbert@...>
Date: Tue Jan 7, 2003 12:45 am
Subject: Dana Snider Passing talbert45135
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I just learned tonight that CMSgt(Ret)Dana Snider passed away this
past weekend.  Only details I know of are 3rd or 4th hand.  He laid
down on the couch to take a nap and passed away in his sleep.

I'm sure that all those who knew the Chief will be sorry to hear of
his passing.  He was a pretty good guy.  My sympathies to the
family.

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#50 From: "FLY <Wabaade@...>" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Mon Jan 6, 2003 3:49 pm
Subject: HERES HOW TO STOP THE E MAIL flymeplez
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MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN THE LOADMASTER GROUP PAGE area and not the PLA
WEB SITE.Use this link.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Loadmaster/

1.On this very page look up to the left where it says "Edit My
Membership"
2. Click on that.

3. When the page loads ..check the block that reads"No email.  Don't
send me email, I'll read the messages at the Web site."

4.Click on "SAVE CHANGES"

5.Its that easy.Worked for me.

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#41 From: "Rich <webmaster@...>" <webmaster@...>
Date: Mon Jan 6, 2003 5:40 am
Subject: We need your unique loadmaster pictures dustyflyer
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Attention Loadmasters:
Hey loads,
We are looking to get some unique loadmaster type photos. If you
have a wild cargo upload you did and want to show off your photos or
you have a unbelievable photo to share this is the place. Funny
loadmaster photos and just about anything that loadmasters would
enjoy seeing (keep it clean please). We don't want professional or
commercial photos (unless you took them). Some of your uploads may
be transferred to www.loadmasters.com for viewing. If you have any
questions please feel free to ask me.

Rich deLucia
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To Upload your Photos:
-Sign in to the group
-Click "Photos" on the left column
-Select the album you want to upload to
-Upload your photos

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#40 From: "Rich <webmaster@...>" <webmaster@...>
Date: Mon Jan 6, 2003 3:56 am
Subject: If you are receiving too many emails............... dustyflyer
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If you are recieving more group emails than you prefer. You can
simply change your settings by clicking "Edit My Membership" (top
right corner). Then go to "Message Delivery" section and select one
of the options listed below. We recommend "Daily Digest" it sends
you one email a day summarizing the groups activity.

Message Delivery
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#31 From: "Rich <webmaster@...>" <webmaster@...>
Date: Sat Jan 4, 2003 9:54 pm
Subject: How to tell others of this Loadmaster group..... dustyflyer
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This group membership is open to all loadmasters not just
Professional Loadmaster Association(PLA) members. To send an
invitation out simply copy and paste this link to an email

http://loadmasters.com/messageboard.htm

Thank you and enjoy
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#15 From: SamBlu82@...
Date: Fri Jan 3, 2003 6:07 pm
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group Hi to all the Pope Loads!! SamBlu82@...
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In a message dated 1/3/2003 1:20:52 PM Central Standard Time, wm_errol_pace@... writes:

I'm looking for LM's from Pope or previously from Pope

Like when?

Sam McGowan
779th TCS 64-65

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#14 From: "c130crew1 <danodnl@...>" <danodnl@...>
Date: Fri Jan 3, 2003 9:55 pm
Subject: Request for Help c130crew1
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I am new to this group and have some questions not answered in the
FAQ section.  I use the name "C130 Crew 1 as I was the first
loadmaster assigned to the first C130 at Ardmore,OK when the plane
was delivered to the Air Force. Prior to that I was on C-119s and
flew with the 314th TCG in Korea.  I did several tours with other
units (including "Down South" in 1953 and 1954 (Dien Bien Phu).  I
cross trained from radio operator (both army and airforce), when my
beloved job was taken over by a black box.  I ended my career with
the 29th TAS (Clark AFB).

E-mail me and maybe we vcan hook-up!

Dan O'Donnell

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#13 From: rdtileston@...
Date: Fri Jan 3, 2003 4:44 pm
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group Hi to all the Pope Loads!! fun41nj
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Greetings from the days of the real heavies! I was in the 30th MAS at McGuire 1970-1974 (Reggies & RAMS) Then moved over to Chucktown as a reservist when I started college in Charlotte, NC. Here's to "A" model Fun-41's!
Ralph Tileston
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#12 From: "Wm. ERROL PACE" <wm_errol_pace@...>
Date: Fri Jan 3, 2003 7:19 pm
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group Hi to all the Pope Loads!! wm_errol_pace@...
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>Hello,
>This goes out to all the Loadmasters at or from McGuire AFB. I was
>there Between 1989 & 1991.

Jo EL,

Pete Mc Cann is down here in Chucky Boy Town and I know he came from McGoo
yet I'm not sure if it was during the years specified.

I'm looking for LM's from Pope or previously from Pope:

Wm. Henri Britton
Ian Carney
Windsor Williams

Brian "Bobo" Hunter is in the Rhode Island Guard on the Mighty Herk and I
stay in touch with him so if anyone is looking for Bobo holler my way.

In the 30TH MAS. Anyone I was there with
>PLEASE E-Mail me so we can keep in touch.


Is Kevin Cottrell, Brian Quinn and Sean Billingsley still up there in the
AMOG?

I sometimes miss the
>travel, and always miss my friends!

I always miss the travel except to places that suck like Diego Garcia.
Jakarta and the Middle East,I always miss my friends, I miss the Per Diem
and the Post Mission Crew Rest.

Listen up, avoid getting a Pacemaker implanted at all cost if you love being
a Load.


Hit me back. I have included my
>E-Mail addy.   JOEL  :)  :)
>

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#11 From: "Joel Newman <idajawho@...>" <idajawho@...>
Date: Fri Jan 3, 2003 7:07 pm
Subject: Hi to all the McGuire Loads!! idajawho
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Hello,
This goes out to all the Loadmasters at or from McGuire AFB. I was
there Between 1989 & 1991. In the 30TH MAS. Anyone I was there with
PLEASE E-Mail me so we can keep in touch. I sometimes miss the
travel, and always miss my friends! Hit me back. I have included my
E-Mail addy.   JOEL  :)  :)

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#3 From: "flymeplez <Wabaade@...>" <Wabaade@...>
Date: Fri Jan 3, 2003 4:57 am
Subject: Loadmaster Group flymeplez
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Yahoo has great groups..I already enjoy a few of them.
Thanks for starting this.
Walt Baade

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#2 From: Glenn Secrest <whiskeyglenn@...>
Date: Fri Jan 3, 2003 1:09 am
Subject: Re: Loadmasters Group Welcome to the new Loadmaster Group whiskeyglenn
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Rich
   Been a member of the PLA for several, I don't
make many comments, but I enjoy reading what others
have to say.
Rg Glenn Secrest
--- "Rich <webmaster@...>"
<webmaster@...> wrote:
> Hello all as you can see we have started a e-mail
> group for the
> Professional Loadmaster Association. Why? The Yahoo
> Groups allow us
> maximum flexibility to reach all of our members.
> Also visitors can
> upload photos, files, share stories and many more
> features. We
> invite you to jump start our new group by posting a
> message or
> sending in a photo to the group.
>
> Thank You,
> Rich deLucia
> PLA Web Developer
>
>


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#1 From: "Rich <webmaster@...>" <webmaster@...>
Date: Thu Jan 2, 2003 8:38 pm
Subject: Welcome to the new Loadmaster Group dustyflyer
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Hello all as you can see we have started a e-mail group for the
Professional Loadmaster Association. Why? The Yahoo Groups allow us
maximum flexibility to reach all of our members. Also visitors can
upload photos, files, share stories and many more features. We
invite you to jump start our new group by posting a message or
sending in a photo to the group.

Thank You,
Rich deLucia
PLA Web Developer

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