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Last Rank
Master Sergeant
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Last Primary AFSC/MOS
2A1X1-Avionics Sensors Maintenance
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Last AFSC Group
Aerospace Maintenance
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Primary Unit
1991-1992, 32970B, 363rd Component Repair Squadron
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Service Years
1968 - 1992
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Cold War Certificate
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Personal Details
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Home State
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Year of Birth
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Contact Info
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Home Town
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Last Address
DALZELL, SC
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Date of Passing
Jan 21, 2023 |
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Last Known Activity:
Staying in bed can't move
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Other Comments:
permanent KP duty
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1969-1970, 40230, United States Pacific Air Forces (PACAF)
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1969-1970, 40230, 11th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, Photo-Jet
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1969-1970, 40230, 13th Air Force
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1969-1970, 40230, 432nd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing
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1969-1970, 40210, 7/13th Air Force
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1969-1970, 40230, 432nd Avionics Maintenance Squadron
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1969-1970, 40230, 14th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
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1970-1971, 30155B, 7th Reconnaissance Squadron
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1970-1971, 32950B, 67th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing
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1971-1975, 32950B, 26th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing
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1971-1975, 32970B, 26th Avionics Maintenance Squadron
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1971-1975, 32950B, 38th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
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1971-1975, 32970B, United States Air Forces in Europe (COMUSAFE/USAFE)
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1971-1975, 32950B, United States Air Forces in Europe (COMUSAFE/USAFE)
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1975-1980, 32970B, 363rd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing
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1975-1980, 32970B, 33rd Tactical Reconnaissance Training Squadron (Cadre)
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1975-1983, 32970B, Shaw Air Force Base
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1975-1983, 32970B, 16th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
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1975-1983, 32970B, 62nd Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
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1975-1983, 32970B, 17th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
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1981-1983, 32970B, 1st Special Operations Group, 1st Special Operations Wing
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1983-1985, 32970B, 527th Tactical Fighter Training Aggressor Squadron (Cadre)
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1983-1985, 32970B, Hurlburt Field FL
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1985-1987, 10th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing
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1985-1987, 32970B, 10th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing
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1985-1987, 32970B, 10th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
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1987-1992, Shaw Air Force Base
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1987-1992, 32970B, 16th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
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1987-1992, 32970B, Shaw Air Force Base
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1989-1990, 32970B, 16th Aircraft Maintenance Unit
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1991-1992, 32970B, 363rd Component Repair Squadron
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Reflections on MSgt Bernstein's
US Air Force Service
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TO THE BEST OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE, WHAT INFLUENCED HIS/HER DECISION TO JOIN THE AIR FORCE?
My brother-in -law talked about joining the AF and not getting drafted into the Army.
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TO THE BEST OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE, PLEASE DESCRIBE THE DIRECTION OR PATH HE/SHE TOOK IN HIS/HER MILITARY SERVICE. WHERE DID THEY GO FOR BASIC TRAINING AND WHAT UNITS, BASES OR SQUADRONS WERE THEY ASSIGNED TO? WHAT WAS HIS/HER REASON FOR LEAVING?
The best station I was at was Zweibrucken AB in Germany. I was able to see Europe on Uncle Sam's dollar.
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IF HE/SHE PARTICIPATED IN ANY MILITARY OPERATIONS, INCLUDING COMBAT, HUMANITARIAN AND PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS, TO THE BEST OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE, PLEASE DESCRIBE THOSE YOU FEEL WERE THE MOST SIGNIFICANT TO HIM/HER AND, IF LIFE-CHANGING, IN WHAT WAY.
When station at Udorn RTAB. I worked on the RF-4C and it sensors. The optical and infrared.
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FROM THEIR ENTIRE MILITARY SERVICE, DESCRIBE ANY PERSONAL MEMORIES, YOU MAY BE AWARE OF, WHICH IMPACTED HIM/HER THE MOST.
When I was TDY to Alconbury England, I was notified of a PCS back to Alconbury going to SAC. I just left their a few months before when iI was in the 10TRW. The DCN let me use his phone to get out of that assignment.
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OF ALL THE MEDALS, AWARDS, FORMAL PRESENTATIONS AND QUALIFICATION BADGES HE/SHE RECEIVED, WHICH WERE THE MOST MEANINGFUL TO HIM/HER AND WHY?
Their are two that mean a lot to me, they are the AFCM and the VNM.
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IF KNOWN, PLEASE LIST ANY INDIVIDUAL(S) FROM HIS/HER TIME IN THE MILITARY WHO STOOD OUT AS HAVING THE MOST POSITIVE IMPACT ON THEM AND WHY?
I had so many people that helped me I really can't pick just one. All of them gave me great advice for my military and personal life.
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IF HE/SHE SURVIVED MILITARY SERVICE, WHAT PROFESSION(S) DID HE/SHE FOLLOW AFTER DISCHARGE?
After I left the AF, I messed around for a few years before joining the USPS. i retired from them after 13 years. Now just checking my eyes for light leaks.
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IF KNOWN, WHAT MILITARY ASSOCIATIONS WAS HE OR SHE A MEMBER OF, IF ANY? ARE YOU AWARE OF ANY SPECIFIC BENEFITS THEY DERIVED FROM THEIR MEMBERSHIPS?
I joined the DAV to assist me in my disability claims to the VA.
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IF HE/SHE SURVIVED MILITARY SERVICE, IN WHAT WAYS DO YOU BELIEVE HIS/HER SERVING IN THE MILITARY INFLUENCED THE WAY THEY APPROACHED THEIR PERSONAL LIFE, FAMILY LIFE AND CAREER?
It has helped me to be a good person and to make smart choices in life.
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IF THEY WERE HERE TODAY, WHAT ADVICE DO YOU THINK HE OR SHE WOULD GIVE TO THOSE WHO FOLLOWED IN THEIR FOOTSTEPS AND RECENTLY ENTERED MILITARY SERVICE?
Mainly to keep you nose clean as times have changed from when I was in. Stay in for the long haul as the money is great when you get it.
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HOW EFFECTIVE HAS TOGETHERWESERVED.COM BEEN IN HELPING YOU RECORD YOUR REMEMBERED PERSONS MILITARY SERVICE? DO YOU HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS OR SUGGESTIONS YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE?
I've been able to see what others went through while they were in the service.
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