He was a guy from Florence, SC and raised in Charleston, SC and came to Nashville in the Air Force. Was statoned at Sewart AFB and his first record came out 2 weeks before his discharge. His Manager was Bill (Hoss) Allen a DJ on WLAC radio who told him to get our of the Air Force you are going to be a star. It hase been 55 years and I am still in the music business and love every minute of it. I own Door Knob Records and it is the oldest active independent record label in Nashville, being 37 years old. I have produced many,,many artist and put them on the charts. It has been a great 55 years. Gene Kennedy
Paul Harvey had one son, Paul, Jr. He never served in the US Air Force and he did not die. The previous answer said that Paul's son crawled in the engine of a B-52 at F. E. Warren AFB and was accidentally killed. That's kind of hard to do since F. E. Warren doesn't have an airfield and there were never any B-52's assigned to a MISSILE base. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Harvey,_Jr.
I suggest just finding the music and practicing it as often as you can. Eventually you'll get it.
I have heard an audio clip from a Cash concert in which he refers to making a trip to Long Bien AFB near Saigon in January, 1969. I believe it was called Long Bind, South Vietnam and it was basically a huge many faceted supply base with heliports. The actual air base was a few miles away in Bien Hoa. I am pretty sure it was 1968 because I was a correspondent for the United Army First Logistical Command in Long Binh and another person from my support command covered his visit with me. He was sick as hell from something but he made hospital visits and had with him his wife June, members of the Carter family, Carl Perkins and his backup band called the Tennessee Three. They were all amazing. His wife June at the beginning of the concert had said he had just been working with Bob Dylan on an album. I attended a concert at an NCO club in Long Binh. First Carl Perkins did a set, then June and then Johnny Cash joined them. At the end he said that he would honor any requests for songs any soldier had and he did. He played for what seemed forever. And then when he was finished, despite how haggard he looked, they put up what I think were card tables and everyone was able to get an autographed picture. They were side by side; first Carl Perkins, then June and then Johnny, and as he signed the last autograph he got up and stood and shook each soldiers' hand! It was a hell of a concert from a great group of people. God Bless those folks for what they did. They may not have believed in that war, but then a lot of us didn't either. Regards, John Hanna, Pottstown, PA
Mission Impossible: Theme from A| B| capitals are sharps N| A| (trill) B| 5|dDdDdDdDdDdDdDdDdDdDdDdDdDdDd-dDg--- B| E| 4|----------------------c-----|---------------------------- R| 3|g-------g-------A-----------|g-------g-------f-----F----- .| C| repeat O| M| -| 6|A-g-d-d---------------------|A-g-C-C--------------------- T| 4|----------------------c-----|---------------------------- A| 3|g-------g-------A-----------|g-------g-------f-----F----- B| N| 6|A-g-c-c---------------------|--c------------------------- A| 5|----------------------------|A--------------------------- B| 4|----------------------c-----|---------------------------- B| 3|g-------g-------A-----------|g-------g-------f-----F----- E| R| .| 6|----------------------c-----|---------------------------- C| 5|g-------g-------A-----------|g-------g-------f-----F----- O| 5|----------------------c-----|---------------------------- M| 4|g-------g-------A-----------|g-------g-------f-----F----- -| 4|----------------------c-----|---------------------------- T| 3|g-------g-------A-----------|g-------g-------f-----F----- A| 3|----------------------c-----|---------------------------- B| 2|g-------g-------A-----------|g-------g-------f-----F----- N| A| B| B| E| R| HERE's some ADDITIONS from the audience: .| C| O| e e A c| g g f F| g g A c| g g f F| A g d(hold for 2)|A g d(hold for 2)| M| -| T| Jamie Andserson <masteryoda_anakinskywalker@yahoo.com> wrote: A| B| Heres what I think mission impossible should sound like: N| Can use two hands and play exactly same thing but with left and A| right hands for a louder effect. b is a flat, # is a sharp B| B| G G G Bb C (repeat 3X) C Ab B F D (repeat whole line in higher octave) E| (repeat whole song as many times as you want!) R| .| C| Clickerty Photos <metsoft@empiric.com.au> wrote: O| M| b = Flat -| # = Sharp T| A| U can play this with 2 hands or 1. B| N| G G G G-Bb C(This C is 2 the right of ur piano not the left) A| (G-Bb meens it is played with 1 count also the Bb mite b Ab dont hav my piano here wit me). B| G G G G F-F# B| G-Ab E| (Repeat whole thing in higher octive) R| (This parts F*** up mind my language so play around wit these few notes i'll tell u again i dont hav my piano here wit me). .| C A F(Hold 4 counts) B Gb E(4 counts).
Andrews AFB is an Air Force installation, not a person.
Did WHO pitch at Andrews AFB in the late 40s
Andrews AFB is 11.5 miles from Bolling AFB and takes approximately 24 minutes to drive between the two depending on traffic.
It's located in the state of Maryland in the US.
Not very far at all...
10.9 miles
15.4 road miles.
Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas. Travis AFB, Northern California. Kadena AB, Okinawa, Japan. Andrews AFB, Maryland Aviano AB, Italy
Andrews AFB
Andrews Air Force Base is in area codes 301 and 240 (overlay). The main switchboard number is 301-981-1110.
The exact number of people working for Lackland Air Force Base can vary over time. However, as of 2021, Lackland AFB is the home of the 37th Training Wing, and it is estimated to employ several thousand military personnel, civilian employees, and contractors.
114 people.