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RAF STATION UPPER HEYFORD Memorial Web Site GUEST BOOK ARCHIVE 2003 www.raf-upper-heyford.org Wednesday 12/31/2003 9:07:48pm Name: Winston Collins E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Elmont, New York Guestbook Entry: Wednesday 12/31/2003 11:27:52am Name: Delta E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Oxford England Guestbook Entry: I remember the winter of 1981 and all the snow and the snow ball fights with Bill. The state that Bill came from was to hot for snow! I also remember the music that would be played Police, Journey, April Wine, Phil Collins. Bill alway be proud of yourself for what you have achieved in the Air-Force you have done really well. I have always been proud of you. I have always missed you since you left Heyford! I hope things change for you one day and that you will come back. Miss you Delta. Wednesday 12/31/2003 10:36:27am Name: Delta E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Oxford England Guestbook Entry: I started going to Upper Heyford in the early Eighties. I met a great guy there called Bill he worked on the flight line and we really had some great times going to the NCO Club and he would come to Oxford at the weekend and I would show him around Oxford, the Colleges the Musuems and the pubs (The Grapes). When we went to London that was great going to Buckingham Palace and going to London Bridge and Tower Bridge and Soho and going to the pubs. But most weekends would go to the base and stay over wernt suppose to do that really, but it was good fun. Sometimes we would go down to the 3 horse shoes pub have a game of darts and pool which was good. I remember this pizza place on base, they done some of the best pizza. Still keep in contact with Bill he came back to England a few years ago and hoping he will come back to England again one day. Its sad to see Heyford now as it is, I went there in January of this year the first time in many years, and it is like a ghost town but everything basically still looks the same, went down to Lower Heyford and the 3 horse shoes is no longer there, that has been made into 2 houses now. I think Upper Heyford will be missed by many of us. Duane you have done a great job on this website of yours. Delta. Page 1 of 72 ¡ ¢ STATION UPPER HEYFORD Memorial Web Site GUEST BOOK ARCHIVE 2003 www.raf-upper-heyford.org Tuesday 12/30/2003 11:10:51am Name: Dana Goodman E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: biloxi ms Guestbook Entry: I just wanted to say hello to all. Worked in Supply from 89 till 95, then went to Croughton till 97. Them were the best times. I really do miss that place. Monday 12/29/2003 8:59:05pm Name: Rosemary Schumacher Connolly E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Hershey, Pa. Guestbook Entry: I was Chief Nurse 1964-1966. Would enjoy hearing from anyone assigned to the dispensary during this time frame. Sunday 12/28/2003 4:22:15am Name: Frank Rabon E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Dallas, Texas USA Guestbook Entry: Personally inviting you to visit mine and sign in, give me some pointers, thanks! i am at: http://www.webspawner.com/users/frankwesp/ Saturday 12/27/2003 11:05:34am Name: William H. Smith Sr. E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Mesa Az. USA Guestbook Entry: loved it. looking for a Joe Burke Librarian. I loved the pics. and comments. Bill Smith Friday 12/26/2003 5:31:25pm Name: Tom Merrick Page 2 of 72 ¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¡ ¤ ¥ ¦ § UPPER HEYFORD Memorial Web Site GUEST BOOK ARCHIVE 2003 www.raf-upper-heyford.org E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Greenfield, IN Guestbook Entry: Great site! I was stationed there 83-86 in the South CAS as a 461, storage & handling. Lots of fond memories of Upper Heyford. I haven't seen any mention of the little pizza shop called "Brown Derby". I am looking to contact old friends and acquaintances. Send me an email! Wednesday 12/17/2003 11:08:43pm Name: Jeremy Bevan E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Texas Gue stbook Entry: This site brings vack so many fond memories. I was staioned there from 1991-1992 with the 42nd ecs as a crew chief then went to the phase docks in supply till March of 1993. If anyone remembers me I would love to hear from you, even you, Terry Rice Wednesday 12/17/2003 3:12:40am Name: Dennis Radke E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Portland OR Guestbook Entry: I was at the 2130th Comm Sq, Croughton, (64-67) after extending six months for a consec o/s tour. If I hadn't always wanted to visit the UK, my prior eighteen months with the 1950th Comm at beautiful Wheelus AB, Tripoli, Libya alone would have made the UK seem like Heaven. Extended another six months toward the end of my tour. 3AF said no more extensions, so Col G went to South Ruislip and got me another six months then they cut me off in spite of my offering to re-up for an open-ended enlistment. Croughton was the ultimate assignment - check out my email address!!! I've been back to the UK TWENTY TIMES since 1967 and have visited the old base most of those trips, being given a wonderful reception in spite of ongoing security concerns. (I guess I look harmless.) I was in the Orderly House in Admin and I am in contact with Keith Spindler (Personnel) and Vance Shannon (NCOIC of Base Comm). Season's greetings, folks! Tuesday 12/16/2003 10:09:03am Name: Raul Quinones E-Mail: [email protected] Page 3 of 72 ¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¡ ¤ ¥ ¦ § UPPER HEYFORD Memorial Web Site GUEST BOOK ARCHIVE 2003 www.raf-upper-heyford.org City/Country: Colorado Springs, CO Guestbook Entry: I was stationed at Heyford from 88-91, 7320 Security police Squadron. Keep up the good work! Monday 12/15/2003 7:33:37pm Name: Gordon Foreman E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Moore, Oklahoma Guestbook Entry: I was stationed at Upper Heyford from 1976 to 1979. I really enjoyed my tour in England. Monday 12/15/2003 6:20:23pm Name: BILL FRITZ E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: MT.CLEMENS MI Guestbook Entry: 1982-1984 Sunday 12/14/2003 4:37:00pm Name: Keith Barfield E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Leesburg, Ga USA Guestbook Ent ry: Back in 1979, I met a beautiful Welsh girl, I just couldnt get her off my mind. Now after 25 years, we will be married in May 2004. Thanks Duane, your website helped me keep her in my heart and that little patch of ground called RAF Upper Heyford. Keith, D Flight Security, 20th SPS Saturday 12/13/2003 10:30:01pm Name: Jim Calhoun E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Vance AFB Page 4 of 72 ¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¡ ¤ ¥ ¦ § UPPER HEYFORD Memorial Web Site GUEST BOOK ARCHIVE 2003 www.raf-upper-heyford.org Guestbook Entry: By far UH was my best assignment (80-83). I got there and spent a year in the old hospital cramped like sardines with over 250 people (we were to have opened the new hospital that summer) well a year later we got to move in. I was the physical therapist at the hospital. Friday 12/12/2003 7:41:45am Name : Rich Matlock E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Prattville, Al Guestbook Entry: 20th EMS ~ Feb 82-Feb 84. Also volunteered some time in the ER as the ONLY active duty Red Cross Volunteer...anyway ~ I loved my time in England ~ I guess you don't know what you have till it's gone. I remember one time house sitting for a co- worker who lived umm I don't remember but a small village and going out in the morning to get the milk. Remember glass milk jugs, the fog, the chill... the quite... England I hear you calling. Monday 12/08/2003 7:42:03am Name: Dorothy Angus E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Adelaide. South Australia Guestbook Entry: I am an honourable member of the 20th squadron! When I was in the PMRAFNS in 1961/62 I won a schooner race in the mess at Cosford!! against an officer known as MOOSE. Still got the badge I was presented with!! So many years ago but I guess you still have these wild nights now and then!! All the Best. D Angus. Monday 12/08/2003 3:54:43am Name: Les Haines E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Bovey Tracey, Devon, England Guestbook Entry: Been to this site twice 11/08/2002 & 05/27/2003. still not had anyone who was at UH same time as me 1947 - 1948. Was in the RAF as FME and the station was called 'No 1 Parachute and Glider Training School' I started to do a Parachute course with 6 other RAF bods but only did 2 drops from a static balloon at Weston on the Green & one from a Dakota, then was sent out to Germany, on the Berlin Airlift. This is the 3rd attempt to contact someone from my time at UH. they say 3rd time lucky. Here's hoping. Page 5 of 72 ¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¡ ¤ ¥ ¦ § UPPER HEYFORD Memorial Web Site GUEST BOOK ARCHIVE 2003 www.raf-upper-heyford.org Les Haines Sunday 12/07/2003 7:08:17pm Name: andrew g hraha E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Guestbook Entry: 520 AGS/Weapons '85-'88 Friday 12/05/2003 7:26:23pm Name: Huw Evans E-Mail: [email protected] City/Country: Canada Guestbook Entry: I've found your website fascinating.
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