I took this shot in1995 at Peterson AFB. They just returned from the flyover at the USAFA
Rollan Yocum
- Sunday 8 December 2013 17:25
I took this shot in1995 at Peterson AFB. They just returned from the flyover at the USAFA
Rollan Yocum
- Sunday 8 December 2013 17:25
I took this shot in1995 at Peterson AFB. They just returned from the flyover at the USAFA
Rollan Yocum
- Sunday 8 December 2013 17:25
I took this shot in1995 at Peterson AFB. They just returned from the flyover at the USAFA
Rollan Yocum
- Sunday 8 December 2013 17:25
I took this shot in1995 at Peterson AFB. They just returned from the flyover at the USAFA
Rollan Yocum
- Sunday 8 December 2013 17:25
I took this shot in1995 at Peterson AFB. They just returned from the flyover at the USAFA
Rollan Yocum
- Sunday 8 December 2013 17:25
I took this shot in1995 at Peterson AFB. They just returned from the flyover at the USAFA
Rollan Yocum
- Sunday 8 December 2013 17:25
I took this shot in1995 at Peterson AFB. They just returned from the flyover at the USAFA
Bill E.
- Saturday 30 November 2013 13:17
The Castle KC-135 Combat Crew Training School, CCTS, had a syllabus requirement for new boom operators to get trained on performing contacts on fighter aircraft. The co-located B-52s (at Castle) provided ample practice for new booms*. Travis provided C-141 and C-5 contact experience, so the Castle 106s likely were used for getting fighter-type refueling experience.
*I flew KCs for five years and we called the boom operator "boom." Receiver pilots often used the term "boomer" but we always laughed at that.
Bill E.
- Saturday 30 November 2013 13:17
The Castle KC-135 Combat Crew Training School, CCTS, had a syllabus requirement for new boom operators to get trained on performing contacts on fighter aircraft. The co-located B-52s (at Castle) provided ample practice for new booms*. Travis provided C-141 and C-5 contact experience, so the Castle 106s likely were used for getting fighter-type refueling experience.
*I flew KCs for five years and we called the boom operator "boom." Receiver pilots often used the term "boomer" but we always laughed at that.