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Hank's United States Air Force Career This site is a chronology of my Air Force career beginning with enlistment in 1961 to retirement in 1984 with all my assignments listed in between. Also has member photos of the Thailand, Laos Cambodia Brotherhood.
Wanderings is our family website where we feature my 22+ years in the USAF. Among the many divisions are also our family history, politics, hobbies, religion, horses, woodshops, humor and a whole lot more. Come visit us!!!
This particular page, and following pages, encapsulate my years of adulthood. Before I continue, let me make one thing clear - I consider myself one of the luckiest men in the world. I consider that military service is a privilege, one that not everyone is afforded. I'm privileged, I served for nearly 22 years in the US Air Force. Thank you, America, for the privilege.
You might consider that the order of this page is a bit strange, my statement of life-purpose before my welcome to you. Not so strange. I have put my country before everything else in my life - that's as I think it should be. For starters on this page, and to learn a bit more about my beliefs, I'd like to present to you the American Creed - an American statement of beliefs and purpose. I don't think there can be a higher calling than adherance to the words of this document, which I've included just below. Next, I invite you to take a look at the articles that are linked below, called A Few Excellent Military-related & Patriotic Stories. All are excellent. One was written by my brother, who has no military background at all, the others are of unknown origins. Finally, I invite you to click on the next button and follow my Air Force career, from beginning to end. The tour's worth it, I promise. There's good pic's, good war stories and a good life waiting to be seen.
A site dedicated to the memory of Lt. Col Bill Grenzebach, MIA 12 May 1967.
American Pride Honocommunity those who support - and serve in - America's Armed forces and their families, for they also serve who only stand and wait.
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