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  • Matt

    I am trying to research where my 1950 Chevy truck was stationed at. It has a VIN plate stamped Service or Maintenance Vehicle United States Air Force. It had remnants of a sticker on the front bumper which resembled a shield of some sort. There are 2 letters at the end which are LL. I’ve only been able to find a “Hill Air Force Base” in my research. Please help direct me to the right sources as I’m wanting to restore this truck and pay proper respect to where it served.
    Thanks for your time, Matt

  • Mhpoyner

    I have just heard about the USAF removing “God” from one of its insignias so as to appease a small minority of anti-faith individuals in deference to the vast majority of our armed forces.  I cannot believe that my country and in particular, the USAF, WOULD SUCCUMB TO THE DESIRES OF SUCH A SMALL MINORITY who wouold seek to remove all references to God wherever and in whatever circumstances His name appears.  As a former USAF captain, I am very disappointed in that decision and would request the air force to reconsider its position in deference of the vast majority of air force personnel.  Our military forces go with God everyday.  I wonder what they would think if they knew that our leaders are turning away from the only hope who has sustained us ever since the first volley was fired in defence of our liberties!

  • Pacpine

    I have a question regarding my grandson’s tech school training.  Any help out there?

  • Sto647

    You’re my heroes!  I love to see the changes in everything from what we had in the 60′s and it blows my mind!  Wish we could have had some of the current “toys” back then!  :-)

  • Kadijah019

    I am a 18 year old young lady from Starkville,MS.I just finished getting my GED this past June and been thinking about joining the Air Force for some kind of nursing program. Only problem is I’ve talked to my friends and they basically scared me. Telling me “you’re going to have to shoot people” “You don’t get any freedom” and other negative sayings. I also don’t want to leave my family or my boyfriend. My boyfriend told me if I join I’m going to have to move to Colombus or Biloxi. Is any of this true?

  • http://www.airforcelive.dodlive.mil U.S. Air Force

    Everyone has different opinions about the Air Force, so talk to a variety of people. You definitely need to talk with a recruiter. Go to airforce.com to find one. There’s also lots of info for you there such as career info and benefits. With a GED, you have more requirements: . You will have to be open to moving wherever the Air Force wants you to move in the world. Many people like this because they get to see places they may not have otherwise seen either through deployments or assignments. Airmen also make new friends that become family to them, which helps because they have to leave their parents and close friends from their hometown.