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Hi - My wife and I visited the museum on Sunday and she seems to have lost one of her earrings there. If anyone turns in a jade teardrop type women's earring, would you let us know? Thanks for your help. Bob Songe Oceanside, CA 760.758.3766

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I was stationed at March in 1969 when Gen. Jack Catton was there. I was in the AMS squadron barracks and in the basement of that building were some beautiful paintings done by some of the troops there. Sure would like to see some pictures of them, if they still exist.

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Just looking at 475th web site. Came upon this site, my father Paul W. Shankweiler served with HQ 475th.

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I was at March from January 1961 until mid 1962 as an AP guarding B-47s in the alert area. Does anyone from that time remember the B-47 that landed gear up on one cold morning in 1961? The aircraft was coming back from a long all night mission and the crew just "neglected" to put down the gear. No one was hurt (a miracle) and there was a minimum of damage to the airplane. I believe the A/C's name was Captain Caseman? I would love to chat with someone who remembers that incident. I saw it happen and the incredible image of that plane coming in with the drogue chute deployed and the wheels up has haunted me for years.

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I was stationed at March Field from 1962 to 1965. I started my life at March as a ramp rat. We had B-47's and KC 97's at that time. I remember the day the Cuban Crisis hit and all our birds got airbourne, some had trouble landing, but everything worked out ok. I was a K-9 person also, my dog's name was "STUD" 461F. After the dogs were sent back to Texas for re-assignment to Nam, I went to the Base Police until I separated. I remember the cold nights out around the runway and the nights at WSA. I look back now, some years later, and wonder whatever happened to several people I served with. Doc John Weed from Texas, Larry Mackay, Tom Spragg and so on. I love the museum and go there as much as I can. Thank you

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I was an Air Force member from 1954 to 1979 retired at Nellis AFB,I was an Instrumemt repairman 42270.Started off at Sampson AFB,NY.

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I was stationed at March AFB from 1970-1974 was in the 22nd Field Maint. SQ. 22nd Bomb wing fabrication Branch spent 6mos. over on Guam TDY 1972 for linebacker II 11 days of Christmas bombings our B52's were deployed to Andersen AFB Guam. Looking at the B52D's brings back memories.

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