Veteran William Templeton US Air Force

[tatch12]

As a current MHTeer at Malmstrom AFB, this job is very humbling knowing that this weapon system can change history within 20 mins.

[wncdlc]

Thanks for your post....I, too, was a member of the 19th Bomb Wing...at Robins AFB, Ga.

[wncdlc]

Thanks for your post....I, too, was a member of the 19th Bomb Wing...at Robins AFB, Ga.

[PepsiPope]

Thanks for your service brother! I can't decide what Branch I will serve in yet.

[hnymooner]

Thank you Airman

Great career, and your clearly

a Great American...

Kirby

USAF Veteran 66-70

[cafe426]

My dad was an AC on a B-47 stationed at Homestead, 19 Bomb Wing. We lived on Texas Ave in base housing up until 1961. I watched the ceremony and landing of the first B-52s just before dad retired. My uncle was an engineer at Martin Marietta in Orlando. Great to hear your story...Thank you.

[WarzSchoolchild]

BTW. Your job was crucial! Check out Brian Hayes "A Lucid Interval" quote:-"...Errors caused by these limitations of digital machines are usually small and inconsequential, but sometimes every bit counts. On February 25, 1991, a Patriot missile battery assigned to protect a military installation at Dahrahn, Saudi Arabia, failed to intercept a Scud missile, and the malfunction was blamed on an error in computer arithmetic...."

[WarzSchoolchild]

Amazing piece of 'Archive' testimony. Have a wonderful retirement William, as we say in Scotland, "May the radient sun always shine upon your face and may a perfumed breeze be to your back, and fill your sails" Cod Bless.

[frankklaassen]

This is a great story William,

Frank Klaassen

Netherland

[380AMS]

Thank you William. You very properly and proudly described your terrific USAF career.

God bless you.

John

(formerly USAF Sgt. 380 AMS, PAFB SAC, NY)

[jnoplis]

William Templeton I salute you for your service.

Joe Noplis

Air Force 1986-1997

[greenhornet59]

air force brat here and later in USAF in 1966-69. My Dad retired MSgt from USAF was a GREAT way to grow up!

[NClackum]

My husband was a radar operator attached to the 644th Radar Squadron at HAFB in 1965. I enjoyed your video, God bless.

[diane52147]

Thank you for your service! I saved your video as it is part of our country's history - especially with SAC.