I WAS ONE OF MANY TO VOLUNTEER FROM YOKOTA TO KORAT. HELL OF A BUNCH OF GREAT PEOPLE . GOOD AND BAD MEMORIES . WORST WAS WHEN CAPT. RAY LEWIS FLEW MY [ HIS ASSIGNED ACFT. ] THE FIRST TIME AND NEVER CAME BACK . I WAS THE C/C THAT ALWAYS HOPPED UP AND TOUCHED THE LEFT WINGTIP AFTER I SALUTED AND SIGNALED YOU ALL OUT OF THE PARKING SPOT . WHEN I DID THAT I ALWAYS SAID TO MYSELF GIVE EM HELL AND COME HOME SAFE . BEST SQDN. OF MY 20+ YEARS IN A.F. . HOPE TO ATTEND REUNION 2007 IN SAN ANTONIO . WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO REMEMBERS ME.

Sir,
I served with the 34th from 92-96 and I realize your site does not pertain to that period. But during my time as a crew chief when I had the chance and I was at ops I would get the unit historian to show me scrapbooks that the squadron still maintained from the days you guys spent at Korat. I wished that unit lineage had been more emphasized. I don’t think anybody even knew of "The Men in Black". What a shame. Well anyway I knew from your scrapbooks and now ten years later I remember. Your sacrifices are not forgotten! Thank you and God Bless.
James

I was a college classmate (we were in AFROTC) and friend of Glen Bullock. In my view he had good prospects to go a long way in the USAF. I didn't really get to see him much once we hit active duty. He and I did get together while he was in UPT at Craig AFB , AL and I was TDY to a school at Maxwell. While he was at Nellis he came in to see me as I was stationed at the then Los Angeles AFS (Space Systems Division of AF Systems Command).

I have made some postings on virtual walls about Glen. In fact the picture you have on your site is the one I posted on the walls. Initially I thought he was in the 469th TFS but found out later he was in the 34th.

I would like to hear from those who knew and flew with Glen in those few short months at Korat May-Oct 66. Hopefully he was the kind of officer I felt he would be.

I was lucky and spent 27 years all in the research, development, test and acquisition business -- space, aircraft and munitions and made one more grade than I thought I would -- lots of right place, right time, right support.

I currently live adjacent to Eglin AFB FL where I did three assignments.
Regards, Al Haberbusch, Col (Ret) USAF