WO1 Ricardo W. Regalado [P] UAF-1999-204-44, Cecil H. Kornegay Photograph Collection, University of Alaska Fairbanks Archives. While in formation departing Blackhorse, went IFR and crashed. During that time, she was featured on the cover of the March 24, 2003 edition of Time magazine. COL George L. Miller. Keith Richardson, 76, was taking off from one of his hotels in . Before returning to Tay Ninh the A/C flew over the Naval patrol base at Ban Keo. UAF-1984-192-68, Nome Dog Mushing Photographs, University of Alaska Fairbanks Archives. Impact was at a slight nose low left bank with a relatively high rate of descent. 4 LRRP killed. SFC Jay L. Everett at SkyVector.com Location Information for CYWG Coordinates: N4954.60' / W9714.40' View all Airports in Manitoba, Canada. 116 AHC SP4 Richard L. Barnes [CE] WO1 Terry L. Alford [AC] WO1 Bernardino F. Genchi [AC] In the lists of exceptional people in history, only 12 men have walked on the moon. SGT Howard S. Hill SP4 Jose C. Salinas WO1 Ward L. Hooper Jr [P] P277-4-52, James Wickersham Photographs, Alaska State Library. CPT Adamo E. DeAngelis A/C hit by ground fire after picking up ARVN troops north of Trung An. #67-19515 Bythe late 1980s, there were 6,000 Navy personnel on the base. MAJ Ronald J. Britz 120 AHC III, pp. SP4 Paul E. Goonan Jr [G]. 36 Donald E. Hillman with R. Cargill Hall, Over Flight, Air Power History, Spring 1996. While prepping for next drop, a flare exploded in the gunner's face. SSG John A. Payne. 1LT Richard A. Snowdon [CP] CPT Charles E. Ferrell [CP] He will have his books there for purchase and will autograph them for you. B/227 AVN WO1 Robert A. Baetzel [P] SP4 Larry G. Prewitt Between FSB Pershing and Cu Chi Base Camp wingman made a call to lead asking him to slow up as they were flying at 90 KIAS and could not maintain proper separation. In 2015, Robinson produces one R22, four or five R44s, and one or two R66s per week, and has contracted with Rolls-Royce to supply 100 RR300 turbines per year for 10 years for the R66. 31 Woodman, Duty Station Northwest, Vol. D/1/4 CAV CPT Otha L. Poole [P] WO1 Robert E. Layman Jr [P] (20) Three sites near Anchorage and four near Fairbanks became operational in early 1959.(21). July 9, 1953 - Mount Spurr erupted northwest of Anchorage and coated that city with volcanic ash. #66-16775 Major improvements were made to Elmendorf AFB and LaddAFB. #66-15136 A/C caught in cross fire of two .50 cal - M/R separation in flight. The conceptwas exercised on a routine basis. It broke up on impact and sank, leaving a fuel fire on the surface. CW2 Charles I. Stanley [CP] A/C was trying to climb out of a hot LZ and sustained .50 cal hits causing the engine to fail. SP5 Chubby D. Lowrey [CE] ARNORTH also participated in the federal government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as natural disaster relief including wildland firefighting operations in Northern California. 198 BDE Contractors assumed theresponsibilities operating and maintaining the radars. Finding out is relatively straightforward, since serious police incidents such as missing child or major highway accident will usually be in the news. Alaska becamean air theater of operations and the senior commanders were assigned from the ranks ofAir Force generals.(1). #66-00528 #66-15774 A/C sheared the top off of a tree and struck the ground at approx 85 deg angle. #66-00579 (37), The Air Force continued to maintain a strategic reconnaissance force on EielsonAFB to gain intelligence on the Soviet Union with flights along the periphery. Itincluded a U-2 detachment. A/C was on medevac mission to pick up wounded soldiers from 1/9 CAV battle when it was shot down. CPT Arnold Sanford [P] 265-267. (24) The restrictions ended in June 1988 with the Alaska Airlines Friendship flightto Provideniya.(25). A/C was taking off from a FB or some place high on a hill and was so overloaded that it crashed on takeoff down a steep cliff. SP4 Roy L. Felty [CE] A/C came under intense hostile AW fire as it circled the area. A/C shot down west of Pleiku. SP4 Dennis L. Bolton [CE] 61 AHC 40 Weidman, Hist., AAC, Jul 1968-Jun 1969, p. 4-13. A/C went inverted and crashed leaving LZ after pilot hit in the head by enemy fire. A/C shot down, crashed and burned. Hit telephone pole, crashed and burned during autorotation after engine failure. 17-20. WO1 Theodore V. Thoman [AC] 174 AHC A/C departed to the west of Dak To active. NEWS RHC Spring 2023 NewsletterRHC Celebrates 50 YearsMore R66 Police Helicopters On Patrol. #66-16454 A/C was lead ship of 3 on CA with ROK units near Phan Rang when it was hit by B-40 rocket as it landed in LZ. SSG James E. Kennedy [G] #68-19529 Lost RPM after vertical climb out of small LZ and crashed into trees. D/1/1 CAV SP5 Johnnie L. Williams Jr [G] M/R struck the ground and was sheared from the xsmn and T/B was also severed from the A/C. 5 injured. richardson sara may larkspur thomson dennis clark edinger benjamin charles 20041123 nolte nicholas santo 20041124 richardson paul george asan gilley eric scott 20041125 57 AHC Construction of the White AliceCommunications System consisting of state of the art tropospheric scatter, distinguishedby their large billboard antennas, and a system of microwave sites began July 1955. In 199596 she was a trainer in the Battle Command Training Program at Fort Leavenworth before spending a year as a student at the Army Command and General Staff College. WO1 Ronald S. McCrary [P] WO1 Allan D. Eyler [CP] Between 1947 and 1957, itspent $1.2 billion dollars on military construction projects in Alaska. G jumped out near tree top level and rescued later. SP5 Robert C. O'Hara [CE] SP5 Marcus R. Byous [CE] SP5 Charles P. Girard [CE] We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. A/C hit by heavy cross fire while landing in a heavy brush area to pickup wouunded from the 82nd Airborne. CE sustained fatal .50 cal wound. Home About Catalog Video Users Guide FAQs Open Data Policy Data Glossary Developers Story Archive. EDUCATION . WO1 Richard A. Sawran [CP] 51 Cloe, Hist, 11AF, 1991, pp. 326 MED No further details. A/C was seen to execute a rapid rate of descent with a slight left turn. 1LT George L. Kleiber Jr. 117 AHC JULY 2022: The RRCC was featured in the In & Around Magazine. The President was reluctant to grantstatehood due to the number of sensitive installations in the area, in addition to the beliefAlaska had no means of supporting itself without Federal dollars. [6] This was despite never having worked with Richardson; Abrams said "I know her reputation. SGT Dennis C. North The success of the U.S. flight led to a change innational policy permitting over flights of the Soviet Union and the development of theLockheed U-2. Quintana [G] WO1 Thomas F. Brown Jr [P] 201 AVN SP4 Rick A. Oliver [CE] C/229 AHB SP4 James J. Gunderson. A crowd gathering on the wharf in Ketchikan in Southeast Alaska, 1900. SP5 Jose A. Velez-Hernandez [G]. [24][25], Richardson relinquished command of ARNORTH to John R. Evans Jr. on September 9, 2021. LTC Eli P. Howard Jr 7 PAX killed. A/C was on an aerial insertion of the aerorifle platoon 5 mi west of Lai Khe. WO1 Larry G. Marsh [P] Upon takeoff, low rotor RPM resulted. SP5 Gary L. Haught [G] While lifting out at an altitude of 75', the M/R struck a tree on the right side. A/158 AVN A/C landed at OP-1 and several people loaded on A/C. SP5 Douglas H. Lott Jr [G]. WO1 Charles E. Sellner [PP] 39 TSgt James Frank, Hist, Alaskan Command, 1997, pp. 15 Miller, Hist., AAC, Jul-Dec 1960, pp. SSG Rick E. Medaris Updates ongoing as research is completed. A/C was shot down on 5th approach, crashed and burned. 190 AHC A/C struck ground nearly inverted and caught fire. PFC Murphy Pleasant Jr. 116 AHC CPT John P. Roe [P] 3 injured. 11 GSC A/C entered standard traffic pattern and was flying at approx 150' AGL due to arty fire to NE. 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Courtesy Candy Waugaman. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The military embarked on a major construction program. Hit wires near to Duc Water Plant, A/C crashed and exploded. Radio contact was made when acft was at the Song Be Bridge stating they were experiencing IFR conditions and was becoming disoriented. SP4 John E. Nordell Jr [G]. 195 AHC SP6 Allan G. Kennedy [G] While working with his machine-gun, a mine was detonated which mortally wounded him. 118 AHC #68-16220 [8], In July 2011, Richardson was promoted to brigadier general and appointed commanding general of the Operational Test Command at Fort Hood. WO1 Ray R. Davis [AC] MAJ Dana W. Mitchell The widely scattered and isolated radar sites required reliable communications forpassing data and voice information. A/C departed Vinh Long as Chalk #8 in flight of 9 enroute to FSB Danger. 1LT Daniel J. O'Neill [CP] WO1 Terrence J. Mortensen [P] During last third of the flight, the rate of descent increased with a slight nose low attitude. 336 AHC CPT Eugene P. Shumbris [PP] Eskimo Scouts receive award from Governor Egan, Fort Richardson, Alaska, 1966. The Army lost5,000 of its positions with the inactivation of one of its two infantry brigades and a Nike-Hercules regiment. 68 AVN (8), Work on the Aircraft Control and Warning System began in March 1950 toreplace a temporary system of radars left over from World War II. A/227 AVN A/C was caught in crossfire between two .51 cal machineguns near OD lake, took multiple hits and tailboom separated and A/C partially inverted hit the ground. 29 Terrence Cole, Paper, Blinded by Riches, 30 News Release, AAC Public Affairs Office, Inactivation and Redesignated Remote Stations, 30 Sep 1969; Hist, 21 COMPW, Jul-Dec 1969, pp. A/C was enroute to Cu Chi after an extraction. #66-16244 The pilot entered autorotation but the terrain did not permit a successful termination and the aircraft crashed and burned. 50 TSgt. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. #66-00968 (33), It resulted in the building of three Ballistic Missile Early Warning Systems(BMEWS) radar stations at Clear, Alaska; Thule, Greenland; and Flyindale Moor,England, that provided early warning of a Soviet missile attack and time for a counterlaunch; and, hopefully, for those in the target areas time to seek shelter. #68-16100 They provided the first line of defense. Killed by small arms fire. WO1 John H. Whittington [AC] WO1 Charles J. Armstrong [P] Pilot was taking GCA instructions when he became disoriented again, flying over the bridge three times, barely clearing it. AC & G injured. All personnel, except for one was thrown out. [13] She continued to serve as acting commander until General Michael X. Garrett assumed command in March 2019. After landing at Nha Be heliport, an inspection was performed with only minor damage noted. 5 PAXs were loaded. 1 injured. CPL Terrence C. Connolly [OB] Helicopters in Richardson, TX About Search Results Sort: 1. Sign In. As A/C moved forward, the skids struck the ground and sheared off, causing the fuel cells to burst. 3 crewmembers injured. When it departed, it carried the 1/12 CAV, command group and 2 arty FO's as PAX. Pilot was seen to throw up his hands and slump forward over the controls and the A/C subsequently crashed, rolled over on its side and burned (YC752591). SFC William R. Henderson [MD] PFC Robert E. Pierson [G]. The intercepts between that yearand 1988 averaged from one to eighteen per year. B/227 AVN She later served as the battalion's personnel officer (S-1). UAA-hmc-0370-series15b-30-4, Christine McClain papers, Archives and Special Collections, Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage. 18 Miller, Hist., AAC, Jul-Dec 1960, pp. SGT Gary L. Evans 28 Weidman, Hist., AAC, Jul 1968-Jun 1969, p. 4-13. B/229 AVN WO1 Richard J. Holman [P] #65-10127 43-44. meeting to hear him speak about his legacy. 57 AHC (5), Alaska benefited. . #66-16249 March 21, 2009 -- A day before Natasha Richardson's scheduled funeral, some are wondering if a medical helicopter might have been able to save the actress, who passed away . SP4 Jimmy R. Gross MD was also killed in the same manner when he rushed to CEs aid. On the fence the instructions say, Ring Like Hell In Case of Fire. Courtesy of Chris Allan. 175 AHC President Eisenhower, in his capacity as U.S. Army Chief of Staff, had visitedAlaska in August 1947. Because of the extreme low temperatures, the Air Force elected notto permanently base bombers on Eielson. SP4 Robert D. Case [CE] After last pass over bridge, A/C turned and headed south, dove toward the ground and then climbed nose high almost straight up. SGM Ted E. McClintock (USMC) A multi-millionaire hotel tycoon put a teenage girl in hospital when a powerful gust from his helicopter hurled a parasol at her. #66-01112 B/229 AHB C/229 AVN The fuselage continued forward and impacted the ground in a nose-low attitude. #68-15767 Ive seen her work Shes the exact right leader at the exact right time". "In the lists of exceptional people in history, only 12 men have walked on the moon. G injured. SP5 William J. McFarland [OB] SP4 David L. Eggleston [G] 292-293. 176 AHC SP4 James B. Hiemenz [OB] #66-15034 SP5 Jimmy K. Harrison [CE] Pilot decided to try and fly under a railroad bridge that crossed the river. #67-17697 #68-15585 Richardson holds a BS from Indiana Wesleyan in Business Management. The U.S. Army acceptance date was 25 October 1990. CPT Harry Q. CPT Louis J. Geneseo. WO1 Roy S. Thomas [CP] 48 AHC SP5 William A. Fitch [CE] A/C was providing air cover on a mission for C&C when it received heavy ground weapons fire. WO1 Scott C. Griswold [CP] #66-00674 He will have his books there for purchase and will autograph them for you. 27-29. 1LT Michael A. DeMagnin #67-17821 WO1 Jeffrey C. Stowe [P] After visiting Enstrom for the first time and seeing three helicopters on the flight line I knew I wanted this in my future.. SP4 Willey E. Williams Jr Many of the Cold War facilities were built near Native communities, in one caserequiring the relocation of the village of Kaktovik on Barter Island to make room for anairfield. [6][8] Richardson commanded Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 4th Battalion from September 1990 to September 1991, and was promoted to captain in March 1991. If you are a seasoned flyer or someone new looking to get into Radio Control Airplanes or Helicopters. SSG James W. Megehee [G] 2 injured. SP5 Gary A. WO1 William E. Tittle [CP] After wire strike, A/C began SP4 James R. Jones Jr [CE] SP5 Edward F. Fratus [G] AMA Gold Leader Club #623 - AMA Chartered 1966, Meeting Location:Allen Parks & Recreation Department. Returning from C&C mission and on approach to Tay Ninh A/C hit the ground at 80 knots. 15 MED BN SP4 Ronald F. Ricciardo [CE] ASL-P553-03, Oliver Middaugh Photograph Collection, Alaska State Library-Historical Collections. A/C shot down 8 mi NE of Quan Loi, crashed and burned. 37 web site http:/area51specialprojects.com/genesis_u-2.html; Haulman, One Hundred Years of Flight, pp. Crew attempted to nurse the crippled A/C eastward toward the SV border. 3 crewmembers injured. P & CP injured. #67-17800 1LT James A. Carr [PC] #63-08826 One U-2 flight to monitor Soviet nuclear testing resulted inan international incident in the middle of the Cuban Nuclear Crisis. [7] She was appointed by FORSCOM commander General Robert B. Abrams who said the decision took "less than a second". Richardson. Itconsisted of coastal surveillance stations that provided early warning and the interior aircontrol and warning stations that guided forward deployed fighter interceptors to bombertargets. A/C plowed through 4 rice paddy dikes before coming to rest on a farm road. At 200 AGL, pilot made power application to clear trees when T/R failure occurred. Contact was lost and A/C and crew were not found. 336 AHC The bombers range could be extended farther bycapturing forward bases in Alaska. WO1 David E. Herschbach [AC] SP4 George M. Binns Eskimo men in kayaks, Noatak, Alaska, circa 1929. WO1 William S. Childers [AC] SP5 Alan B. Denhoff [G] The cable was severed to avoid a crash and gunner and wounded fell to the ground. CE was hit in the back of the head by M/R blade when he ran out to set up perimeter. This website is not a product of the Department of Defense, the Department of the Army, or any other WO1 Scott T. Nelson [CP] SP5 Everett N. Wilsher [CE] [8], Richardson attended the Aviation Officer Advanced Course at Fort Rucker in 19911992 and took command of Company B, 1st Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment in July 1992. WO1 Charles F. Danielson Jr [AC] Pilot settled acft into river and acft began to roll left causing retreating blade to strike the water, break and lodge into the right front of fuselage. Engine or transmission failure on CA near Song Be. While flying low and slow over tree tops, they took hostile fire. RRCC is for you! CPT Gregory G. Fuchs [P] CE leaned out the door to drop smoke grenades on the enemy position and CE & Gunner both leaned out the door and began placing accurate suppressive fire on the hostile positions. WO1 Richard P. Yanchuk Jr [P] 7 Terrence Cole, Paper, Blinded by Riches: The Permanent Funding Problem and the Prudhoe Bay Effect, prepared for Understanding Alaska Program at the Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska-Anchorage, Jan 2004. 1LT Robert S. Mason Jr [P] This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. Courtesy of U.S. Geological Survey Photographic Library. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. 2-4. MAJ David R. Mackey Blade link separated from blade grip. methodist richardson medical center 2831 e. president george bush hwy richardson, tx 75082 phone 469-204-1000: manager: jeremy hersom 2831 e. president george bush tnpk richardson, tx 75082 phone 469-201-3105 B/101 AVN 1LT Horatio W. Hurston [OB]. #67-19524 68 AVN CPT William A. Kuhnke [P] B/1/9 CAV 14 Daniel L. Haulman, One Hundred Years of Flight, USAF Chronology of Significant Air and Space Events, 1903- 2002, Air Force History and Museums Program, Air University Press, Maxwell AFB, AL, 2003, p. 81. CE injured. SP4 Edgar G. McAdams [G]. Flight is something I have always been intrigued by, but never ventured into, said Richardson. CPT Lewis D. Probart SP4 Richard A. Doria SP5 James H. Turner [G] SP4 Larry R. McPherson [G]. #66-17016 WO1 William C. Hix Jr [P] It separated the bulk of the urban populationfrom the sparsely populated rural area with a largely Alaska Native population. 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