MOS, AFSCS, Rating ??

[panthercity]

AFSCs 57150, 46150, 90230 E4

[riverrat958]

Hi
76-82 ht2(E5)navy on cv62 independence ( carrier) I was Hull tech- welder- pipe fitter- carpentry -sheetmetal - Firefighter - basically jack of all trades

[Markwie]

AFSC 81152 Security Police ( LE ) 87-91

[Brcamper]

USAF 46250 munitions maintenance aka bomb loader B52 G 1981-1985

[B47]

Originally Posted by Brcamper

USAF 46250 munitions maintenance aka bomb loader B52 G 1981-1985

When I was in SAC 1960-1964 I would always enjoy seeing Munitions Maintenance Squadron (MMS) guys upload/download the weapon into or from the B47 bomb bays and I believe they also handled the Rocket Assisted TakeOff uploading also.

Each move was made in accordance with strict procedures and was certainly a team effort.

[Brcamper]

Always happy to meet another bomber. As they say without 462's the Airforce is just another airline!

[panthercity]

aka Highly Trained BB Stacker

[jeff64]

Army 10-70 thru 7-73
35L20 Avionics repairman
RVN 71-72
Spent time in Ft Lewis both before and after Viet Nam.
A co. 229 AHB, 1st Cav Div, Bien Hoa

Currently mechanical engineering tech/ model maker/ prototype machinist

2016 Flagstaff 27VRL
2014 GMC 2500HD

[mzbrandi]

Originally Posted by B47

When I was in SAC 1960-1964 I would always enjoy seeing Munitions Maintenance Squadron (MMS) guys upload/download the weapon into or from the B47 bomb bays and I believe they also handled the Rocket Assisted TakeOff uploading also.



Each move was made in accordance with strict procedures and was certainly a team effort.

Yep,everything SAC was with strict procedures and a team effort even if the team was 2 people (2 man policy). Minuteman III missiles (1978-1987 Grand Forks AFB, ND).


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[B47]

Originally Posted by panthercity

aka Highly Trained BB Stacker

Not my AFSC,but I believe the B47 BB only held one weapon. More than enough to do the job.

Nothing compared to the BUFF.

[B47]

Originally Posted by mzbrandi

Yep,everything SAC was with strict procedures and a team effort even if the team was 2 people (2 man policy). Minuteman III missiles (1978-1987 Grand Forks AFB, ND).


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Yep - but considering the job we were doing,it had to be that way. Old man Lemay was the SAC Commander when I was in and while you might gripe about some of his directives,you always knew there was a good reason for them.

[panthercity]

Originally Posted by B47

Not my AFSC,but I believe the B47 BB only held one weapon. More than enough to do the job.

Nothing compared to the BUFF.

Actually, that's how the 461X0's referred to themselves when I was one, 45 years ago.

[jjfmd2]

Spent 22 years in the Army and during that time I started out as a Nike test equipment repairman (22L) then went into recruiting (79R) for 10 years then completed my career as a administrative specialist (71L). Retired in 1998.

[BigDuke]

7566.....CH-53E Super Stallion pilot




USMC (Retired) 22 years

[Run-Forest-Run]

US Army: Multi-engine airplane repairman, OH-6A Combat Scout pilot, TH-55 Instructor pilot, 100BC Medium Cargo Helicopter pilot CH-47, B,C&D. Retired in 1986. Then flew Life Flight helicopters for 27 years.
"High School to Flight School was veddy veddy good for me!

[The Big Toe]

11B4S

There we were, knee deep in grenade pins.......

[Mell]

USAF: 645XX

"can't fly without supply!"

[MnJ1993]

USAF 2A674 Mar '81-85; USAFR civil service Oct '85 to present.

[B47]

Originally Posted by MnJ1993

USAF 2A674 Mar '81-85; USAFR civil service Oct '85 to present.

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[Ronsc]

USMC 70-74, 0811 canon cocker, 0341 mortar-man, 8151 guard