Wow...interesting posting, as in a former life I worked on 463s' weapon control systems (and many others) in the " WCS Mockup Lab" (APQ-109/APQ-165) from 72-74 with the 432nd AMS at Udorn RTAFB. I knew both Capt. Ritchie and his RSO/WSO, Capt. Chuck DeBellville and was there for his aerial show when he got his "ace". That aircraft is now on permanent static display in the "Quad" at the US Air Force Academy, with my "Edd was here" signature inside the radome. My oldest son graduated from the Academy in 2003 and had many a photo taken with it...
Wow...interesting posting, as in a former life I worked on 463s' weapon control systems (and many others) in the " WCS Mockup Lab" (APQ-109/APQ-165) from 72-74 with the 432nd AMS at Udorn RTAFB. I knew both Capt. Ritchie and his RSO/WSO, Capt. Chuck DeBellville and was there for his aerial show when he got his "ace". That aircraft is now on permanent static display in the "Quad" at the US Air Force Academy, with my "Edd was here" signature inside the radome. My oldest son graduated from the Academy in 2003 and had many a photo taken with it...
Wow...interesting posting, as in a former life I worked on 463s' weapon control systems (and many others) in the " WCS Mockup Lab" (APQ-109/APQ-165) from 72-74 with the 432nd AMS at Udorn RTAFB. I knew both Capt. Ritchie and his RSO/WSO, Capt. Chuck DeBellville and was there for his aerial show when he got his "ace". That aircraft is now on permanent static display in the "Quad" at the US Air Force Academy, with my "Edd was here" signature inside the radome. My oldest son graduated from the Academy in 2003 and had many a photo taken with it...
Jul 03, 2024 at 04:06 PM
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