I like it when you "old timers" post up. It makes my 17 years of CATM not feel as long.

Yes, I worked out at the Bullis Armory as the field gunsmith.  Mostly just on the M-60's.  Randy and Lisa Henry are heading back to Germany in April in case folks want to know.

I was working out there when they drove over the .38 with the truck.  We also had a slight accident during a basketball game at the armory when someone (Can't remeber the name) split his lip wide open while we played basketball.  Also someone shot a deer with his guard gun while we were delivering M-60's to the range.....Out of the cab of the truck!  I left Lackland in 89 for recruiting.  I still have ringing in my ears for that.

Hello, Is there anyone that remembers a gun smith named James (Jim) Dourghty? I knew "Jim" when he'd made Msgt. I was a Red Hat (once worked on the "Red Wing" M-60 team with "Russ Hull" before it was dis-banned) then I worked the "Basic" team. Anybody remember when the range flag pole was stolen? Or the "Hank Brown the Red Hat Clown" advertisement that was run in the Lackland base newspaper? I was there during that era. I left just on orders to RAF Alconbury England just before that Red Hat guy was convicted of sex crimes and sent to Leavenworth federal prison. That era. I was Ssgt. Carlron S. Campbell. I retired from Mather AFB in 1992. Anyone remember me or "Jim Dourghty"? I'd appreciate Jim's story. Also all my very best regards to all of you folks.