Mace ‘A’ Pullout Hits 38th TMW
Contributed by Tom Conrad – 887th TMS Circa 1965 – Actual publication and date unknown; probably Stars and Stripes (Click on image to enlarge.)
Contributed by Tom Conrad – 887th TMS Circa 1965 – Actual publication and date unknown; probably Stars and Stripes (Click on image to enlarge.)
Contributed by Joe Molinaro (822nd TMS & 38th MMS – Site II Maintenance NCOIC) Click on image to enlarge.
Contributed by Joe Molinaro (822nd TMS & 38th MMS – Site II Maintenance NCOIC) Click on image to enlarge.
Contributed by Joe Molinaro (822nd TMS & 38th MMS – Site II Maintenance NCOIC) Click on image to enlarge.
Martin Mace Test Firing at Holloman AFB, September 2, 1959. (White Sands Missile Range Museum Archival Holdings – courtesy of Mike Alexander)
Jim Mulligan (822nd TMS) assembled this Mace model back in the 1960s and has been ‘carrying’ it around ever since… Click on images to enlarge.
George Mindling (71st TMS; Bitburg) and Bob Bolton (887th TMS; Grünstadt) have recently finished their book U.S. Air Force Tactical Missiles 1949 – 1969 The Pioneers. …
Did you ever realize that the missile on display at Sembach AB in the 1964 -1966 timeframe wasn’t really a “Mace”? In an email from …
The original “C Flight” was the third increment of the first Mace squadron (822nd TMS) to be deployed to Sembach AB. With little help from …
In a February, 2008 email from Lee Kyser (887th TMS) to Fred Horky (887th TMS & 38th TMW Missile Operations Center), Lee wrote, in part: …
In an old email (date unknown) from Fred Horky (one of the first LOs to take the Mace to Sembach AB) to Bob Bolton (887th …
Stars & Stripes – 1965 WIESBADEN, Germany Five Mace-A winged missile squadrons, consisting of 90 short-range missiles and about 1400 men, will be withdrawn from …