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First WOC Rock400 viewsBob Kelly Photo
Class 67-3 found the rock, moved it and painted it. After we graduated the rock was "stolen" and repainted by each succeeding class. The "Wing Rock" remained at Fort Wolters many years after the fort closed. Eventually it was moved to Fort Rucker where it remains today.
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Bob Kelly with TH-55342 viewsBob Kelly Photo
This is what it's all about!
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Pre-Flight339 viewsBob Kelly Photo
Two soldiers, two lockers, two bunks, one table. Clean and study.
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Preparing Maps339 viewsErnie Kramer Photo
Cutting, taping and marking Fort Wolters aviation maps.
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Entry to Solo Splashdown368 viewsErnie Kramer Photo
Entry to thr Solo Splashdown. "Under these rotor blades passed the finest helicopter students in the world. July 1 1965 - August 16, 1973." These blades are warehoused in Mineral Wells and will be erected at the National Vietnam War Museum.
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Marching WOC438 viewsErnie Kramer Photo
Marching to the bus to take us to the flight line.
Note: New guys, above right, with their orange portfolios on the ground.
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Good Throw!348 viewsErnie Kramer Photo
One more solo and a good throw! Holiday Inn.
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Lots of Solo's Today.353 viewsErnie Kramer Photo
This was among the last dunking at the post pool prior to using the Holiday Inn's Pool.
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TH-55 in Confined Area389 viewsErnie Kramer Photo
Do you remember the Mesa's out West like the one in the backgound.
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TH-55 on Pinnacle.389 viewsErnie Kramer Photo
Out of site to the left is the Brazos River.
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