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ดูแล้วราคามันก็ไม่สูงมากนะ 60,000 ล้าน จีนสามารถเครื่องกองเรือเข้าสู่พนมเปญได้

Good old days of American air power,, most bases are airports now,, world changed,,Thailand and Vietnam are now the biggest tourist destinations in Asia..😊 go figure..take care brothers and sisters..visit us in Asia if’s possible..😊

I was there in late March '67. The first bomb dump revetments were stacked sandbags. I know because I spent a week or so filling them down at the beach. I was there when the first '52 arrived from Guam. From there it was 24-7 bombing runs. We worked 12 hour shifts in the dump 6 days per week. Fun times for sure.

Cant remember how many times I launched or watched a launch at UT

So here is my cognitive dissonance the good and the bad: I had a wonderful 1yr tour of duty 73-74 had a pretty good job, took leave time in country, traveled, learned to sail and ski gratis the Army special services, enjoyed Thai stick, women and food, bought a ton of stuff and sent it home free. On the dark side was the enormous waste on both sides and in the middle of lives, money, material. Agent orange hit me and many others...birth defects and so on to the natives denied for years. North Vietnam wins and we don't learn shit from the debacle. We continue to find enemies and keep it up. I never would have thought it. We are merchants of death and misery.

When I was in SAC it was called a BUF only one F..66-70

ไข้มันออกแบบมาให้เป็นแบบนี้ตั้งแต่เริ่มสร้างมามันทำให้พวกเขายังแวะเวียนมาที่นี่ไม่เขาจะไม่ได้อยู่แล้ว

ฉันยังยืนยันไม่ได้มีส่วนเกี่ยวข้องกันฉันสามารถติดต่อใครโดยตรงก็ได้ไม่จำเป็น

Tu 160 จะเอาเครื่องมาไว้ที่เมืองไทยทำไมเพื่ออะไร

These videos bring back such great memories. I was there from July 68 to July 69 and so proud of guarding those big boys at night as a SP Sentry Dog Handler. Saw so many of them taking off loaded with bombs and each time wondering where they were going to be dropping them. A few years ago I ran into a Marine Company at a hotel in Olive Branch,MS having a reunion so stopped in to thank them for their service. They had served in Viet Nam and told me the different places they had been then asked me if I had served in any branch of the service. I told them that I had been in the Air Force and am sure I didn’t have it anywhere as bad as they did and that I was stationed at U-Tapoa guarding B-52s as a dog handler. They shook my hand, thanking me, and told me I had no idea how many times those B-52s had came to their rescue, saving many of their lives. You have no idea how proud that made me feel and I hope it does all of you, as well, who played some part in getting them loaded and safely flying and completing their mission. Although I was proud of serving my country and being a part of establishing the sentry dog program there, I wondered for a long time if I had accomplished any good by being there. After meeting those Marines and hearing their stories, and them thanking me, I know we all made a difference in our own way. I truly am proud to have been there doing what I did even if it didn’t seem to be a glamorous job at the time. Thank each of you who served during that time and God Bless each of you!

อดีตนายกทักษิณอิทธิพลของรัฐบาลซาอุดิอาระเบียในชาติตะวันตกมากที่สุดในบรรดาชาติในตะวันออกกลางพูดง่ายๆภาษาชาวบ้านเส้นใหญ่

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Get rid of the music

Mr. Bill, sir! What are the prerequisites to become an "U-Tapao Alumni"? stationed there from 10/71 to 06/74, 635th CSGp, 635th Supply Sqdrn, War Readiness Materials/WRSK Kits Warehouse, Sub-assignment 635th SecPol-security augmentee..

Nice to hear some of your stories. My name is Rick Eilers I worked Bibs 1969-70 and returned to the bomb dump in 1971-72, again in Bibs. The last half of my second tour I worked in the loading section with Ron Welch AKA Bubba. He and I are still good friends. I'll be visiting him in Washington state in 12 days. I live in Lebanon Oregon. The first time I watched this film I wondered who would be showing up in Bibs. Imagine my surprise to see myself and my Thai crew working on a load of MK82's. I do remember the day this was filmed. I asked why they were filming. The lead on the film team told me, "You people are making this whole thing work... we want film of every operation so we can make it work again in the next war." I and my crew appear in this video at time stamp 5 Minutes 13 seconds. After all these years I still speak passable Thai. Both tours I was assigned to Hootch 510. I did live most of my second tour in Ban Chang however.

this must have been before mid 68 as they took the international's and fords away and gave us those m series I remember having to clean the cosmoline off of mine. and Master Sargent Sullivan drove one into the klong, just to see if it would go thru, but he failed it got stuck.

Bomb Nav Weenie 70 - 71.👍

I had been on Guam a couple of weeks when my roommate was sent to utapao tdy to set up the ammo dump

I really enjoyed this, didn't know this was made, I was on night shift at the time. I got there in June of 68 and left in May of 69

I was at vayama 68-69 at 53rd trans co. We took the munitions to utspao.

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I went there TDY from CCK Air Base Taiwan, for 1 month, July 69, remember it well.

I was there june 73 - 74, what a time

เขตใกล้เคียงตัวจริงมากถึง 70 เปอร์เซ็นต์เลย

สีน้ำเงินเขารักทุกคนนั่นแหละเขารักคุณด้วย

นายบอกถ้าไปก็คือจบแน่นอน

คนที่อยู่ในคลิปนี้ก็อยู่เชียงใหม่เหรอ

น่าสนใจไหมบริษัทดูดีมีราคาสมศักดิ์ศรีแชมป์เก่า

ฟังดูมันก็แปลกนะยากแต่อยากจะขาย

B-52 - D Beautiful 👍😉

My cousin was at U-Tapao in 69-70. He was in Munitions. TSgt Johnson. Went on the become a CMSgt. Passed away last year.

I was there from June 1969 to June 1970, 635th MMS, worked in BABS (Bomb Assembly). We lived in the hooch is at the north end of the base next to the open air beer bar. Beer was $.10 a can if you wanted the premium stuff and five cents a can if you want to do less than premium stuff.

I was B52 ground crew/crew chief at Utapao in the 2nd half of 67. But, I don't remember any of us being allowed to be shirtless on the flight line. I know I always had my fatigue shirt on. Maybe it changed later on after I left in mid December 67.

I was at U-Tapao from June 1969 to June 1970. I was a munitions specialist assigned to the 635th MMS. Worked in Bomb Assembly (BABS) the last six months I was there. A 250 acre bomb dump with primarily 500 and 750 lb. bombs. We lived in hootches at the north end of the base, near the open air beer bar. I know what monsoon season is…rain, rain and more rain. I was there on 20 July 1969 when the B-52 taking off to the north aborted the takeoff, caught fire and exploded. All crew got away from a/c, but a rescue chopper, HH-43 Pedro, was too close when the munitions exploded and crew of three died. I was 20 years old and that was 54 years ago! Time Flies!

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Brings back a lot of memories. I worked the fin pad from June, '68 to June of 1969 with a great bunch of guys. We all went through tech school together in Denver and were all assigned to the fin pad and to the same hooch. Despite the fact that it was the first time away from home for us, we had a great time in spite of working 12 hour shifts. Other than our bomb dump explosion in, I believe, August of '68 we never felt like we were in any danger. I guess we were all ten feet tall and bullet proof back then. Many thanks for the video.

I was the Base Photographer on U-Tapao Aug. 1967/68.. I was a 2 striper "Aerial Combat Documentary Photographer" (COMDOC) on Flying Status and flew on KC-135s and BUFFS whenever I wanted to... which was often as I loved flying with our US Air Force Pilots and crews !

Utapao 69-70, assigned to bomber ops, briefing bomber crews.

KC-135 FMS JET flight line 70-71

Thanks brings back old memories, I was there in 72

I flew two missions as a Gunner on this AC while in Kadena.

At U-Tapao ‘68-69. 635th CSG.

I was there in 1973. Lots of memories, lots of photos of D models and he occasional U-2... Turned down E-6 to get out after 6-was at Ramstein at the time. Used my GI Bill wisely and flew for the Army for the next 16 years. God I loved those days of doing g so nothing important each and every day. Retired from INS/ICE/CBP in 2016; now nobody will let them do their jobs...sigh...Hammer

Totally wrong backround music for this. Why does everyone think its ok to use rock music? Rock music SUCKS!!

Aug1970 1971

I joined the AF in 79 and was assigned to the the 19th BW in Robins AFB, GA. My Branch Chief was an U-Tapao bomber avionics specialist for the big push, and I would listen to his stories and be amazed. You guys were the real deal!

มันก็เหมือนเดิมนั่นแหละมันก็เสนอสนามบินอู่ตะเภาเรายังไม่พร้อมเดี๋ยวให้คนอื่นมาทำผมมีธุระปัญหามากต้องทำทั้งเรื่องส่วนตัวเรื่องสุขภาพเรื่องประวัติที่ต้องปกปิดซ่อนเร้นจากการมองเห็นติดตามของคนที่ไม่ชอบหน้าผมเอาทีละเรื่องสิครับคนอื่นเขาก็มีปัญหาอย่าเอาแต่ใจ