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Dec 1970 - Jun 1971
Private First Class
MOS 6064 ( MOS # Has Changed) Aircrew Survival Equipmentman School. We were in charge of packing personnel parachutes, ejection seat parachute, life vest, life rafts, LOX systems, and CO2 systems. We also took care of and maintained all aircrew equipment, flight helmets, flight suits, G - suits, and flight jackets, and repair of just about anything that could be sewn up. We made helmet bags, clothing bags, utility bags, and I personally made curtains for the officers rooms at MCAS Iwakuni, made spare tire covers, upholstered the C.O. couch, you name it, we did it.
Deployments
(1 year, 10 months)Sep 1971 - Apr 1972
MCAS Iwakui - H&MS 17
We took care of all of the flight equipment on 14 C-117 (DC-3) aircraft, the "Goonie Birds"
Jul 1971 - Sep 1971
MCAS Cherry Point - VMAT 202
We took care of the fight equipment for A-6s. I was there just a few months before getting WESPAC orders.
Dec 1970 - Jun 1971
NAS Lakehurst, NJ
This was the PR -1 course for parachute riggers. Officially, MOS 6064 Aircrew Flight Equipmentman school.
Sep 1970 - Dec 1970
MCRD, San Diego, CA
Started bootcamp.
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