K Roster

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After leaving active service with 2 unofficial tours to VN flying Skyraiders, than advanced Jet Fight instructor, went to Delta Airlines and retired Feb 97. Currently fly a restored T-28C for fun
— Kal Kalember, August 26, 2007

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— Cyclops Kapphahn, September 27, 2007

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— Rollo Kaup, October 16, 2007

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— Jerrold Kavanaugh, Feb 12, 2008

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Flew Navy. Did not like Viet Nam.
— Bill Kazee, August 28, 2007

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— Mark Keaney, September 24, 2007

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missed double centurian on the Hornet by one trap
— Marty Kee, August 30, 2007

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univ of pa nrotc plt ldr 1/4 62-63 vma 324 med cruise 66-67 chu lai rvn 67-68 instr kingsville xo vma 223 co vma 223 g-3 fmflant
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COD pilot, TWA for 27 years, Tower Air 5 years retired and happy living in Bali Indonesia and my cottage in Nova Scotia, Canada
— Tom Kenney, August 27, 2007

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A-4s VA12,VA-44,CAG-8,CO VT-25. A-7s VA-82, CO VA-72, CO VA-174. CO USS GUAM, CO USS Peleliu, CINCPAC Staff, COS CNATRA, Retires 1 July 1993.
— Bob Kiem, August 26, 2007

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— Herb Kinney, October 11, 2007

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VMF 513 F4D 1960 1962,VMT 2 TF9 1963 1964. UC Berkeley 1965 1966, UCSF Med School 1966 1970, UCSF Ophth res 1970 1974, Pvt practice Ophthalmology 1974 to present. Pvt pilot C180 S2E Mig 15 Mig17 Mig21 F86F
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— Dale Klugman, July 22, 2007

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1st tour in Spads, switched to jets in Training Command. F9F-5, 8, F11, F8, F4, other stuff. Squadron tours in F8's and F4's. Shipboard tour as Cat officer, later as Air Boss and XO. Mostly West coast. War College, and PGS Monterey. It was a great life.
— Chuck Klusmann, August 26, 2007

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— Astroknott Knott, July 24, 2007

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Did not crash and burn. (although I tried.)
— Eric Krask, October 23, 2007

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: No RAG training, direct from Beeville to VMF312 Beaufort SC. 1st fam hop in F8U with 325 total hours....Had vultures row packed,"lets see now-where are the flaps? Quite a change from the F9.
— Art Krause, August 28, 2007

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Joined the Marine Corps as an AOC. After completion of AOC I was the second group of Marines to attend the US Army pre-flight training program at Fort Worth, Texas and then on the the primary course at Fort Hunter/Strewart, Georgia where I received Army Aviator Wings. I then was assigned to my first Marine Squadron HMT-301 MCAS (H) Tustin, CA received Naval Wings May 1969. Vietnam 69/70. I received DFC mission 17 May 1970.
— Randy Krekeler, November 12, 2007

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Enlisted 1951. Pensacola 1953. TRANSPAC w/ 451 in 1962. Stood up VMFAT-101 as first CO. Retired at HQMC 1972.
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Advanced training at Kingsville, then assigned to VF-213 at Moffet Field. WestPac tour on Lexington. Released in 1959. Worked for Westinghouse on Polaris Missile Launchers; then GE and NASA at Houston and Cape Canaveral on Apollo Lunar Landing program. 1971-78 at Bettis Atomic Power Lab with Adm. Hyman G. Rickover's program. 1978-92 at FMC Corp. in San Jose, CA building armored track vehicles. Establiched CIM Systemd de Mexico, S.A. in Monterrey, Mexico. Returned to San Jose in 1995. President and CEO of "Joint Energy Reaction Company. Now doing research on energy for flying saucers.
— Elton Krueger, August 10, 2007

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5+ years active. Training command, VF124 RAG, VF24 two tours Vietnam, Reserves: Detroit, Mich and Minneapolis. Two large 200+ commands at Minneapolis (Pt Mugu, Keflivik) Retired as CAPT. Civil career flew as Conservation Pilot, WI Dept Natural Resources
— Fred Kruger, August 26, 2007

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Vietnam 1967-68 VA-94. Mostly flew Single Seat Jet, A-4; A-7; RF-8G. Training CMD Instructor F-9; T-2; TA-4.
— Kuch Kuchinski, August 26, 2007