I served w/ DSP 4th 57th from Aug 66 to Feb 68. Then having volunteered for Viet Nam . I served with DSP 6th 56th arty at tan son nhut AB to Chu Lai and the Oasis[pleiku] until April 69

I was stationed at B Battery 1/65 ADA, Key West, FL from 75 to 78. A lot of good memories. Thanks for the great mentoring from 1ST Demme, 1SG Connell, SP5 Issi Brown, SP4 Kevin Smith, SSG Rankin, and all the others who touched my life there.

I was in 1966-1969 hawk cw repair.in hhb 6bn 6bg 62 artillery in germany. I was in dsp and repaired radar down to the last component. asked va about exposiure but they wouldn\'t give me a answer. we were exposed to rf all the time.
dean

I was also stationed with D battery 1st battalion 65th ADA in 1972 when we won the Commanders Trophy for organizational readiness. I was one of the participants in the evaluation and actually performed the initiator test in the O.R.E. portion of the evaluation in which we set a new record for time to complete. I still have the newspaper clipping of the event with myself and the 2 sergeants who assisted in the exercise. Pretty cool.

Served in Korea at Camp Page, HHB 7/5. Was a 26h, radar repairman for the search radar and worked mainly on the IFF\'s at the A, B, C, (HQ) and D batteries. Was there from Aug 69 through Sept 70. Went to school at Ft. Monmouth, NJ. Anyone out there?

great site. served at D/7/2, 9/66 to 10/67 on the radar crew.

My Dad was one of the Design Engineers on the Hawk and Advanced Hawk. I\'m retired Navy, P3\'s

I was stationed at the naval station in 1968-69 in operations on the ytm 384 harbor tug

Retired ARMY ADA in 1992 after years in Chaparral/Vulcan followed by HAWK , and back to C/V. Commanded Alpha Btry, 3rd BN, 68th ADA from March 76 to Sep 77 in Cutler Ridge....outside of Homestead AFB. Would love to make contact with any former members of A Btry. Contact me at ncamera@msn.com.

Assigned to HHB personnel section from 1974 until 1977. I was a SP5. Anyone out there from this time?

A fantastic site with lots of information that makes a former one\'s heart beat. Keep it up. Greetings to all HAWKER\'s around the world from a 24C (227) mechanic 2/39 Eckernförde 1984 to 1996.

Thanks for the website. I\'m a Plank Owner from the John R. Perry DE-1034 and served aboard from 1959 to 1963. We were one of the first ships on station @ the start of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

I was D Battery 72-73 as a 16E when we won the Norad Commanders Trophy. Battery Commander was Capt. A.E. Theobald Jr. I remember because my wife named our cat after him. I was in the unit when we went to Bliss to fire and hit Dallas in an ice storm(not a pleasant landing) and got stuck there 3 days. Left Key West to Bliss for 24F school.

I was stationed at the Casa Marina Hotel 1963-1964. I was with the 35th Signal Detachment. I was a radar repairman for the TPS-1D (TipsyDog) search radar and IFF equipment. Long, long time ago. Good memories.

C Battery 1/65 - Geiger Key - 1974 to 1976 - Battery Warrant with Joachiim Seibert - lot of memories - long hours, hard work, and some fun along the way. Hooah!

Battery C 6msl Bn 65 Arty Oct. 62 Jul, 1964 Saddle Bunch Key

Would like to here from other who were there at that time.

Very good Page about the former History of the Cuban Crisis together with the HAWK System in this period. Thanks for the information!

200 ord.det gs/ds Huntsville 67-68

My father, Floyd Howell, was stationed in Key West during WWII. Originally from New Orleans, he fell in love with South Florida and we eventually moved to Miami. I have many memories of traveling to Key West with him when he returned to the base. It saddens me to see the change in the base and the loss of the small town of Key West I remember from the 1950\'s and the 1960\'s.

Great Website!
I served in the German Air Force 1979 - 1994 (HAWK Batallion 32, C-Battery and B-Battery) in Freising and Erding, Germany (24-C)