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>>Enjoyed your site. Was at Clarke 69-71 as LE Flt >>Commander, Resource Protection, budget & plans and >>NCOIC, SPI. >>Anyone remember Herbert Laird or the "Red Patches" >>Clarke was good before it was given back to Marcos and >>they sent Laird there. Didn't see anyone remembering >>San Migel beer or the VD rate. >I was there from 1969-70. Your name sounds vaguely >familiar. Who doesn't remember Laird and that weird >twitch of his? It would drive us crazy to get >inspected by him, blinking and twitching like that. >Major Boseman was a piece of work. You probably knew >MSgt Shirley Baker. After Clark we both went to March >AFB. What was the name of that hard case MSgt who was >like Laird's office sentry? It's been awhile since I >had a San Miguel, though I think there is a store in >Chippewa Falls (WI) that sells the import stuff. It >tastes a lot like the local brew. My flight chief was >TSgt James White when I first got to Clark. Not a >likeable guy. He had a sidekick named TSgt Miller. I >ran into Miller about 10 years later at Nellis. He >was on an IG inspection and had made E-8 or 9. We had >a nice chat...he was much more laid back by then. I >only remember a couple captains...Redecker and >Schladenhoff or something. >Best not to remember the VD rate. Today one would >have to worry about AIDS. There was a group of blacks >who were actually having a contest to see who could >get the clap the most times. I'm sure they regret it >today

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