03/12/06
Where do you live now? Spokane Valley, Washington
How many years were you in the desert? 18 years
Are you willing to help with pictures? If I come by any worth showing!
Are you willing to help with stories? Yes, if im able to .
Comments:
I so love this site...! I just moved to Washington about a year ago. And its so nice to go back home with all these pictures! Thanks for all your hard work..... Donna.....
03/11/06
Where do you live now? Kentucky
How many years were you in the desert? 4
Are you willing to help with pictures? not sure
Are you willing to help with stories? maybe
Comments:
I recently found out that my relative helped in the establishment of the base. He passed away about a year ago in Whidby Island. Does anyone remember a Marine named Dean Henderson? Thanks and God Bless you.
03/10/06
Where do you live now? North Idaho
How many years were you in the desert? 21 years
Are you willing to help with pictures? yes
Are you willing to help with stories? yes
Comments:
I loved the web page! You did an excellent job putting it together. It brought back a lot of memories, some good some not so good. Thanks for the memories!! God Bless Denine & Gary"Hollywood" Hilbert
03/10/06
Where do you live now? Ridgecrest
How many years were you in the desert? about 45
Are you willing to help with pictures? yes
Are you willing to help with stories? no
Comments:
I love this website. We moved back to Ridgecrest in October of 2005. The last time I lived here was from 1988 until 1991. I've used this website to visit places that I never knew existed. Burro Schmidt's tunnel being the last one. This is a beautiful part of the desert.
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03/05/06
Where do you live now? Center Point, Texxas
How many years were you in the desert? 3 1/2
Are you willing to help with pictures? no
Are you willing to help with stories? no
Comments:
I was a plane captain on the drone line in the early 60's, I worked part time for a man named Benny who had the janitorial contract for Genge and other offices around town. My wife worked at Drummond as a clerk and our first child was born while stationed at NAF. Reading the names of all the places I see here has given me goosebumps. China lake seems to one of those places that lodges in your heart.
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