This undated photograph shows a Hawaii Air National Guard F-4C Phantom II, No. 37562 at the “Boneyard”. Officially know as the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center (AMARC), the boneyard is ...
Read More Check Six: An Old Friend at the Boneyard
1970’s
The Hawai‘i State Archives recently posted several old photographs featuring the Hawai‘i Air National Guard. We contacted Randall Lum and he replied the photograph was taken in 1976. He said ...
Read More Check Six – 1976: Randall Lum
From the Hawaii Guardsman Magazine, Volume 19, No. 2, Summer 1973 MSgt Delbert O. Dandurant of the HANG Data Processing Section was awarded the Outstanding HANG Airman of the Year Award, for ...
Read More Check Six – 1973: MSgt Dandurant named HANG Airman of the Year Award
This undated photograph shows Kenneth “Eagle” Wicks and Dr. James Gallup near a F-4C Phantom. He was a new flight surgeon and this was his first home station mission. Dr ...
Read More Check Six – Late 1970s: Dr. Gallup’s First Flight
Retiree News asked Ramona Fujimoto for ID assistance for these photographs. She provided the following comments:
This undated photograph show William “Bill” Pimental. Bill was a full-time technician in the Avionics Branch. After retiring, he be became the contractor’s representative for the company furnishing the shade ...
Read More Check Six – 1970s: Bill Pimental
This undated photograph shows the entrance to the then-154th Composite Group. The organization became the 154th Composite Group on November 3, 1978. The name change reflected the Group gaining the ...
Read More Check Six: 154th Composite Group
This undated photographs shows Stanford Lum. He served in the hydraulic shop for many years when it was part of the Field Maintenance Branch. Another of the great maintenance personnel ...
Read More Check Six – 1970s: Stanford Lum
This undated photograph shows a flightline mechanic guiding a McDonnell Douglas F-4C Phantom returning from a training flight. The old civil engineering building (now gone) and Battery Selfridge are in ...
Read More Check Six – late 1970s: Mission Return
