548th RTG Guestbook

one of the best assignments of my 28 years. as a runner, no place better. our team, the old farts was made up of jim grant, myself,cms hagar the horrible and 2 other ncos. 1980-1983

MY DAYS AT THE 67TH RTS AND THE 548TH RTG WERE THE BEST YEARS OF MY MILITARY SERVICE---WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE 548TH AND 67TH JOIN SOMEDAY IN A JOINT REUNION--HAWAII WOULD BE NICE SINCE WE STARTED OUR FAMILY THERE AT THE PINK HOSPITAL (TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL) CECIL "LT FLAP" BROWN

Think a reunion is a great idea. A lot of wonderful folks worked at the 67th and 548th while we there. It would be much fun to return to Hickam where we spent 5 fun filled years.

I never had a better time in my Air Force career than the years spent at the 548th. Lot's of wonderful memories. It would be great to get together and share a few tall tales about our years in Paradise!

I wish you guys the best in establishing a reunion. 67RTS has had several excellent ones. I spent 45 days TDY from the 67RTS to the 548th in 1969 and enjoyed it very much. The day I signed out of the 67RTS, it officially deactivated and joined the 548th.

Some familiar faces in these photos, most of whom deservedly went on to positions of increased responsibility. Always was a fan of the RTG's and proud to have supported them from HQ USAF. Congrats on the website.

Best of wishes for your organization and your web site. I enjoyed a long association with the 548th but was never assigned to it. PHil Scoggin

One of my fondest memories was represennting the AF at the 1st International Ahi tournment up in Wainaiae (sp). It was one of Gerry Monroe's last trips. Akers was there also...what a time we had seven days TDY to fish!

Greetings! I just signed in at the Membership/Reunion section (65-69), but neglected to say that my dear wife was the former Sgt. Sue Davis, who was Col. Storm C. Rhodes' Admin Asst. in Hangar 3 with Millie Beavers, a sweet GS-lady. And that in Oct '65 when I shipped in from PI Tech School at Lowry AFB (Denver), the 548 RTS did business from Building 206, a 2-story corrugated aluminum structure the length of a football field at the far side of HIA on Keehi Lagoon. What a view we had of Honolulu, Waikiki, Punchbowl and Diamond Head!

Hey there recce techs! I was watching a program on TV that said the KH-11 had 3" resolution! Ha! Ha! Maybe the improved one did, but I never saw anything that good.