6937th Communications Group / Peshawar Air Station

Water buffalo on the golf course, Monte Carlo nights, food poisoning, western movies under the stars (bring your own chair).

One lane bowling alley. Raining mud storms. Visits to Kohat. The smell of camel dung in the morning, priceless (lol).

worked in the base transportation office...handled household goods...air travel....weekly C130

flights...

During My tour, First Lady Kennedy & VP Johnson visited and present the unit with The Presidential Unit Citation. The Theater was nearing completion when I left. My next stop was the 6931st Iraklion, Crete.

Flight commander was Capt Morassco, replaced by 2nd LT. Messhersmit. He was from Boston and was commanding when President Kennedy was assasintated.

It's nice to review this site occasionally--brings back many memories. Sure wish I could remember the names of the people I worked with. Should have kept a diary.

Glad to find the website. Hard to believe this experience so long ago.

My father was Frank J. Baumann Master Sgt. Wanted to sign in to see if anyone remembers him. I was only 5 yrs old but remember the base in Peshawar. We lived by the golf course and turn around circle by the barbed wire wall. Best Regards.

i went to school till 7th grade I remember going to this station with my dad

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Happy New Year to all of you out there still visiting this site, especially to those brother bandits that celebrated the holidays at PAS. Memories tend to fade with the passing of years, but there are still some left in my memory banks that I recall now and then that give me pride in knowing that I have spent time with some of the best of the best in circumstances that were not all that great, and yet if I were to be asked today to do it again, I would readily agree to do so.

Take care and God bless.

Bob

Happy New Year! Thru this site I have been able to keep up many old friends...thank all of you for the time you put into the site. Bob Keelen passed away in Aug of 18, he was stationed in Peshawar 66 -67. Good luck to all in 2019.