68th Airborne Missile Maintenance Squadron
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Squadron History
Time Line Factoid
1960 Assigned to 4241st A&E
1 Nov 1962 4241st AMMS Activated
Feb 1963 Commander: Maj Roy Vick
15 Apr 1963 4241st AMMS Deactivated
15 Apr 1963 68th AMMS Activated
30 Jun 1974 68th AMMS Deactivated
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The 68th AMMS Chronicles
Courtesy of: Joe Bruch
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The First To Become Operational - July 1960
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The following series of photos were taken in August 1960 when the GAM'a were first set up as part of the 4241st A&E Squadron, later to be the 68th AMMS. All courtesy of: Joe Bruch
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An area view |
Combined Systems Building |
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Remember how Station # 1 looked in the early days ? (Note the air conditioner running out the Hangar door)
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The Guidance and Flight Control Shop
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The Vace Shop |
The AGE Shop |
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Ammonia Servicing area |
 Do you remember the Engine Shop?
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Your Combined Systems Crew hard at work. |
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The 1st Missile being sent to the 4241st Gam Hangar |
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Photos of the Past, Present and Future
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Dan Ross at his smiling best. |
Dan Ross when he isn't smiling |
How about some of you old guys sit down at your computer and send me a few photos of your Seymour Johnson escapades.
(good or bad) |
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An Open House in 1963
Photos courtesy of: Victor Schrishuhn
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Victor Schrishuhn's wife Margaret and new baby Roberta at the "Open House" |
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Arny Ponkow inspecting one of the Hound Dogs. Courtesy of: Mike Ponkow |
68th AMMS Photo Gallery
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