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6918th SS Hakata JapanThere are currently 307 messages. Message Number: 307 - Friday, February 3, 2012 14:10:44 EST [IP = 68.39.112.157] -United States 
Station with Ron Houser, Joe Charette, John Baranoski, Greer Golden, and Kilfoyl. Please respond to this message if anyone else was in my flight.....thanks to Dave Bethard for contacting me and I am sorry for not being able to attend the reunion in Texax. Maybe next one. Message Number: 306 - Wednesday, January 25, 2012 14:31:24 EST [IP = 70.33.5.202] -United States
When I got to Hakata, the Naval detachment was only about 40- some guys. When I left, it was approximately 150 guys. We went from on baracks on the edge of the parade field and three rooms in the Ops Building, to two barracks, and a real busy operation. I really enjoyed my time there, no wake-up schedules, no extra duties, and no restriction about coming and going from the base. It was a paradise as far as duty stations was concerned. Lots of nice guys and good times. Message Number: 305 - Wednesday, January 18, 2012 15:38:03 EST [IP = 75.132.153.113] -United States
Terry Duff, I recently sent you an E-mail. I would like to get some information on your Dad (Donald). Please give me a call or have him give me a call at (618) 236-3713. I hope to speak with either him or you soon. Bill Spencer Message Number: 304 - Thursday, January 12, 2012 11:19:23 EST [IP = 75.132.153.113] -United States
Larry McCrea, I have sent you several E-mails. I can help you reconnect with some of your old friends from the 6918th SS at Hakata. Please give me a call at (618) 236-3713 or send me your telephone number and I will call you. I hope to hear from you soon. Bill Spencer Message Number: 303 - Monday, January 9, 2012 12:37:11 EST [IP = 75.132.153.113] -United States
Curtis (Cricket) Wilcox, I have sent you several E-mails. I can help you reconnect with some of your old friends from the 6918th SS at Hakata. Please give me a call at (618) 236-3713. Bill Spencer Message Number: 302 - Wednesday, January 4, 2012 21:17:17 EST [IP = 70.191.82.247] -United States
I was looking through some old paperwork and noticed all the people from Security Service Squadrons all over the Pacific who were promoted to SSgt in 1970. The thought occurred to me to see if there were any websites for the various squadrons (there are), and I stumbled on the 6918th. Looking through the website, I recognize and remember many of my old friends, whom I miss very much! I would enjoy any contact with anyone from Baker Flight from 69-71 (as well as Wayne Graczyk of Charlie Flight, with whom I took Japanese classes). Message Number: 301 - Tuesday, December 20, 2011 21:48:36 EST [IP = 69.76.32.236] -United States
I see that Lonnie P. Hudson is listed as "found" on your listing. Could anyone who knows Lonnie or his whereabouts, please send him my email address? We were roommates at Amarillo and were assigned to Japan at the same time. I went to Misawa and he to the 6918th. Message Number: 300 - Tuesday, December 20, 2011 21:05:36 EST [IP = 166.249.129.86] -United States
Just wanted to up-date my info. I have a new e-mail and new phone number. tel. 812 614 2707. Message Number: 299 - Tuesday, November 15, 2011 02:27:34 EST [IP = 50.113.56.246] -United States
Thank you for creating this web site and bringing back a lot of long forgotten memories from 40 years ago. I was deeply saddened to see the names of so many that I knew and worked with that have now passed on. (Some day we will all meet again in a better place and renew our friendships) As each name that I recognized scrolled across the screen, I tried to picture that person and our working relationship at Hakata and, yes, our partying times as well. I have been with the DoD since retiring from the Air Force in '86 and am currently with PACOM at Pearl Harbor. Aloha, Larry Carson, CMSgt USAF (Ret.) Message Number: 298 - Thursday, October 27, 2011 11:43:57 EST [IP = 76.204.29.204] -United States
I was stationed at Hakata Nov 1969 to June 1970 on a temporary assignment with the USN. 8 on 8 off 8 on 8 off ad nauseum...COLD WINTER that year!
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