JACK,
THIS IS JERRY GEER. I HAVE BEEN A PHOTOPHAFER OF THE F-105, SINCE 1967 WHEN I VISTED THE 23 TFW AT McCONNELL AFB AND HAVE BEEN PHOTOGRAPHING THEM TO THE END. MY SON JAMES GEER DID THE BOOK, F-105 WING AND SQUADRON HISTORIES FOR SCHIFFER MILITARY HISTORIES SEVERAL YEARS AGO, AND HE IS WANTING TO DO A FOLLOW UP WITH A 2ND BOOK. AND WOULD LIKE TO GET PERMISSION TO COPY A LOT OF THE F-105 PHOTOS YOU HAVE HERE ON YOUR SITE. IS THERE A CHANCE WE MAY BE ABLE TO GET RIGHTS TO DO PHOTOS OF THE ORIGINALS? THANKS AGAIN FOR THE HELP.

SINCERELY, JERRY GEER, AVIATION PHOTOGRAPHER AND HISTORIAN

Jerry, Thank you for your work with the F-105. Throughout the site I have attempted to credit pictures when I knew the source. Feel free to contact any of those folks for permission to use the photos. All email addresses that I know are listed along with the name under the Pictures section. It there are a few that you want more information on, please contact me via the Contact Us page. Take care, Jack

Arrived Korat Jun 67 assigned to the Best Squadron on the base, 34th TFS. Assigned to Flt Line, played fast~pitch softball on Squadron team in my off-duty time. Biggest regret was I did not keep contact info for all the great friends I had made in the unit. Remember Flt Chief Tsgt Elvis Barton and Line Chief Msgt Accock. My roommate Terry Silvius (from KC, Mo) Robin Phillip (Ok) and Hugh Croaker (Ok) but lost their addresses somewhere along the way. Remember one Thud Driver, helped throw him in pool after 100th Mission, Maj Donald Revers. Understand he has passed, He was a good man and a great pilot. Returned to US and continued with a 30 year career in the USAF and Full Time Air Guard Technician at McConnell AFB Wichita Ks. Retired in Oct 96. Would like to locate some of those lost friends I served with in the 34th from Jun 67 to May 68 and also to get info on the next 34th TFS Reunion so that I may attend.