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Current Service Status
USAF Retired
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Current/Last Rank
Master Sergeant
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Current/Last Primary AFSC/MOS
AAF MOS 747-Airplane and Engine Mechanic
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Current/Last AFSC Group
Ordnance/Maintenance (Enlisted)
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Primary Unit
1968-1969, 431st Fighter Squadron
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Service Years
1954 - 1974
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What are you doing now:
Presently we are spending our kids money on Crusies and Las Vegas having a blast. I don't that think it will all be spent but were trying.
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From Year
1960 |
To Year
1963 |
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Worked on these at Yokota
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Aircraft/Missile Information
T-39 / CT-39 Sabreliner
Specifications
Contractor North American
Sabreliner Corporation
Wing span 44 feet 4 inches
Length 43 feet 8 inches
Height 16 feet 0 inches
Weight 18,650 lbs. loaded
20,000 lbs. maximum takeoff [T-39N]
Maximum useable payload 1,400 lbs
Speed, maximum 482 knots / 538 mph
Speed, Cruising 500 mph
Ceiling 43,100 feet
Range 1,505 nautical miles
1,777 nautical miles [T-39N]
Power plant two Pratt & Whitney J60-P-3A engines
Crew and passengers 6 typical
Maximum passengers 9 (not to exceed max useable payload)
2 (one instructor, one student) [T-39N]
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