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Subject: Dog Handler from 70-72 Author: Charles T. Meyers (The More I See of People, The More I Trust My Dog.) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:30:43 07/13/07 Fri That expression was on a large sign in the K-9 entrance. I enjoyed my time there and worked with a Dog called Boozer. Anyone from that time period that would like to carry on old war stories, don't hesistate to contact me. I remember when one of the flights was called the alcoholic flight, one was the dependent flight, and the other one was the drug flight. Won't mention which one I was on. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Dog Handler from 70-72 Author: Henry Savage (B Flt PARTY FLIGHT) [Edit] Date Posted: 12:07:37 07/19/07 Thu Just about the time you posted your message I was telling some one about a dog named Boozer and How K-9 prides itself to be crude rude and unique. I was there with you and I think a lot of changes were going on with new people. I came on board with a Sentry Dog Sarge in Jan 72 and brought a Patrol Dog back in March 72 named Geno. Do You remember our first Dobie coming back at that time? Remember SSgt YEE infamous New Flight Chief of B Flt? Were you there when we arranged to have an all night party (july 72) at a nearby park, with a generator to provide electricity for some of the talented muscians to play music? I believe Gary Gilliam former guitarist (beginnig days of Grand Funk Railroad) Hope to chat with you. Signed A1C Savage [ Post a Reply to This Message ]