Detail : My father, CMSgt Arthur H. Nelson, passed away on Dec. 2, 2010. He was stationed at Greenville AFB in 1959-1961. He would have been a MSgt at the time. His squadron bowling team were league champions one of those years. I have wonderful pictures of the team, their trophies. Dad was a flight line supervisor and was noted by his superiors as being \"one of the best mechanics and teachers of young airmen he had ever had the privilege of knowing...\" I wenht to Fulwieler Elementary and E.E.Bass Jr. High School. Our family attended the Lutheran church where my parents were active leaders. Sgts Orsie and Findley & families were close to our family. My mom was Bea Nelson. She passed away Feb 2009. If anyone has pictures of them, especially my father at work, I would love to see them.

Detail : Attended Personnel School after basic training at Lackland. Assigned to 3505th School Squadron Mar-Jul 61 Class 15031

Detail : Completed second phase of Basic Training and attended the first Fire Fighting Training School Dec 60 - Feb 61.

Detail : I graduated with Class 55-O in June 1955. We had a small reu nion there in 1990. I stopped by to see Greenville again in 2005. Nice little museum. Downtown scary.

Detail : Was assigned to Personnel Tech School from Mar to Jul 61. Class15031. Looking for anyone who attended.

Detail : Looking for Wayne Roberts who was stationed there in 1958-59 and transferred to Alaska. His friend Tom went down in TX

Detail : was stationed there in 1957-58, class 58Lima. Wonder how many of us are still around

Detail : June/July of 1962 thru October for USAF firefigher training.
Have only a few pictures of the barracks and streets

Detail : I was stationed at Greenville AFB Aug.-Oct 1961, while attending firefighting school.

Detail : I was Stationed at Greenville AFB from Mar 1958 to Nov 1960. I was in the 3506 Field Maintenance Squadron and worked in the Airborne Radio and Navigation Shop. Greenville AFB was my first assignment out of Tech School. I went on to retire from the Air Force in 1978 after 21 years of service. I have a few color pictures of the 1959 parade down Main Street when Mary Ann Mobley was Miss America if anyone is interested. Also a couple of Lake Ferguson Boat Dock. I have a few pictures of the AFB showing two T-33 on the ramp, a view of the barracks and the inside of the Radio Shop.

Detail : I was born at the base hospital in 1957. My Dad, Robert Farrell was stationed there. He later worked at Ogden until he rited. He now lives near Aviano AFB. Thanks for sharing your webpage!

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Detail : I was stationed at Greenville in 1963 while attending Medical Service Specliast School.
Remember the base as very nice place to be. Had some of the best food in the chow hall. Great Airmans club with dances that a lot of the local girls came to.
Liked some of the local restaurants and coffe shops. Dont remember the name of the coffe shop I like but believe it was in the old Greenville Hotel.
If anyone has pictures of the base from that era, I would appreciate seeing them.
Hope all of you have as many fond memories as I do of my stay at Greenville AFB

Detail : I grew up in Greenville, graduating from E.E.Bass in 1953. In November 1953 I married the very newly graduated pilot, 2nd Lt. Jim Overton from Glen Allen, Va. We were married almost fifty two years when he passed. Two years later, God sent me Robert Ray, a former high school classmate. We knew each other in school, but never dated. We have often said, \"God saved us for each other at this time in our lives. There is a lot of truth in the song \"The Second Time Around.\" Although Greenville is very worn, I still remember how it was way back when, and I still love to come home.

Detail : My mother was Mary Louise Shepherd Pace. I was raised on South Broadway along with my sister Totty Terney Merideth Bishop and brother Champ Taylor Terney, Jr. We lived with my uncles Bobby, Phil and Teddy Shepherd and my aunt and uncle Mildred and W.P. \"Bee\" Rushing.

Detail : My mother, Kathryn Pigg (from Leland, MS) worked at the base during WWII. She later married my father, Bob Shepherd, from Greenville in 1950. I would love to hear from anyone who knew her. We lost her to cancer in 1998.
S. Colllum

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Detail : i went to the personel tech school in the summer of 61. fun part of my life. met some great people.

Detail : I am the Nephew of Col.F.A.Caras Black5/57T class.
Frank was KIA 4-28-67. I am collecting and sharing information . His last units were the 421st.TFS and the 44th.TFS Korat and Kadena. God Bless all our veterans
Alan Rasmussen Provo,Utah

Detail : I arrived at Greeville AFB in May`64.I was assigned to the 3505th School Sq.3505th Tech Training Grp. and started my training in the Personnel Specialist Course -ABR73230 I do not recall our 1stSgt`s name,but I do remember a SSGT Wood. The base had a very nice pool and we spent as much time as we could at the pool,because this was the best place to met females,both military and depends!Over all I had a very nice experience at Greenville AFB and hold great memories of the base,the city and the people that i served with in my active duty.