http://brianhendrix.com/2009/08/04/usafss-dad-project/ Raising boys in a hostile world Thu, 11 Aug 2011 10:57:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://brianhendrix.com/2009/08/04/usafss-dad-project/comment-page-1/#comment-2275 wayne morris Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:30:33 +0000 http://brianhendrix.com/?p=264#comment-2275 Found your site while googling the D'stadt comets and enjoyed it. Brought back some fond memories of D'stadt and my dad who just passed this March. He was USAFSS from almost the founding days until his retirement and he/we were stationed in Darmstadt twice with the 6910th, 60-63 and 66-69. Dad (SMSgt Billy Morris) was a 202 and was on Able, Baker, and Easy flight over the years there. I remember many a saturday out at Memory Field watching the Comets and traveling around Germany to games and even to France for the USAFE championships. Dad was made a "Super Booster" the second tour there. He and Johnny "Old Man" Ross stayed in touch over the years as Johhny had retired to San Angelo. Later I was in the AF and was in the 6948th and actually met someone while in the unit that worked for dad. That sure made him feel old and he took some teasing for that. Great site and great memories of your dad! Take care... Found your site while googling the D’stadt comets and enjoyed it. Brought back some fond memories of D’stadt and my dad who just passed this March. He was USAFSS from almost the founding days until his retirement and he/we were stationed in Darmstadt twice with the 6910th, 60-63 and 66-69. Dad (SMSgt Billy Morris) was a 202 and was on Able, Baker, and Easy flight over the years there. I remember many a saturday out at Memory Field watching the Comets and traveling around Germany to games and even to France for the USAFE championships. Dad was made a “Super Booster” the second tour there. He and Johnny “Old Man” Ross stayed in touch over the years as Johhny had retired to San Angelo. Later I was in the AF and was in the 6948th and actually met someone while in the unit that worked for dad. That sure made him feel old and he took some teasing for that. Great site and great memories of your dad! Take care…

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