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Comment by Barry Calhoun on January 19, 2008 at 10:12am

Possible ID's left to right: CW3 Bruce Miner, unknown (SSG Woods?), SP4 Jeff Gower, SGT Rosario (can't remember first name), SGT Julio Driggs, Maj. Nagel.

Comment by Julio C. Driggs on May 28, 2008 at 7:53pm

the first name is Hector. This is us washing 551. It was your favorite acft! Do you remember flying the Hohenfels bomb explosion and the transplant organs. Man that was two events that I will always remember...

Comment by Barry Calhoun on May 28, 2008 at 8:07pm

Hector! That's right! Thanks! Hohenfels was always a lot of fun. I don't think I was on the bomb explosion....wasn't that when a training EOD thing went haywire and turned into a mass-cal? I think I just heard about it..... But, I do remember a great one at Hohenfels: a tank drove across a "puddle" that was actually a 10-ft deep pond and sunk. We happened to be out training and were able to respond within about 2 minutes. We arrived on scene to see only the vehicle's antenna sticking out of the water. Other tank crews were on scene trying to get the crew members out. We did CPR on 2 or three of them, transporting each one as they were extricated. I think a few made it. That was always a fun deployment. Were you with me when we came to a high hover over the south tank trail gate to show our ID cards to the gate guard? :-)

Comment by David L Terry on July 1, 2008 at 8:36pm

Think I may have been with you on that one Mr. Calhoun.

Comment by CRISPIN PEREZ (CRIS) on August 12, 2008 at 9:07pm

The name was SGT Hector Rosario he went to Flight Medic School with me.

Comment by Julio C. Driggs on May 7, 2010 at 9:32am

This is washing 86-24551, Havana Lady. Man my hair was jet black!

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