I am trying to find information about a motorcycle accident I was involved in while station at Torrejon. TSgt George I. Hicks was the driver of the jeep that I was following and Capt Nolan did the surgery. This occurred in July 1957. I need any information to help support my claim. My duty assignment was the 3970th MATRON (SAC).

Stationed in Torrejon AB from 1990-1992 with the 401st CRS Fuel Shop.

Stationed at TJ from July 1983 through July 1985. Loved it, wish I hadn't left. AF sent me to Plattsburg AFB in upstate New York, a SAC base. What a hole.

Did my first year in Phase Inspection in 401 EMS and my second year as a crew chief in the 612 AMU.I liked the line a lot more than phase, but I really learned a lot in the inspection section.

Had some great friends in both the 613th and 614th AMU's too.

Been awhile since I've been on this site. Was at TAB 81-84 Supply in Doc Control with Gene, Allen, Jose, Miguel, Pedro, Tosimo & MSgt Maguia. Loved this assignment & hated leaving. Miss all the guys I worked with & the people I knew. Played on base softball team & keep in touch with Sheryl Johnson(CJ), my best friend from there.

Looking for Barbara Brown, she was our USO escort at Torrejon in Nov. 1981. The name of our band was "The Vocalslicks". I was the drummer in the band.

I believe she was fom N Carolina or one of the eastern seaboard states.

While stationed at TJ, was room dog with Ramon Espiritu (Tony Payday). Ramon, hoping you see this shout out to you so we can reunite. Sure miss you brother, hope to hear from you soon. Tony

Trying to track down one of the best guys I ever met while in the USAF. Ramon, if you or any of your old Weapons Crew can help me get in touch with you, I would be do happy. Hope you are well my friend, missed you all these years.

I was stationed at Torrejon in supply - keypunch - operator. Learned to fly while there in a Cherokee 180 in 1969. I am looking for a Spanish civilian named Angie and has a son named alexander borned around 1969. I would like to find them so much.

I was at Torrejon from May 1989 - November 1992. I was assigned to the 7200 Management Engineering Squadron, Det 2. It was an 11 man detachment that worked under the 401st FW HQ to do manpower.

My wife and I had our two youngest sons while in Spain. The middle son was born in the hospital on base. The 3rd was born at the Spanish military hospital because the base had shrunk so much, there was hardly anything left on base but a small clinic.

I completed my degree at the U of Maryland and served as a deacon at Torrejon Baptist Church which was eventually renamed Maranatha Baptist Church.

I was at Torrejon from May 1989 - November 1992. I was assigned to the 7200 Management Engineering Squadron, Det 2. It was an 11 man detachment that worked under the 401st FW HQ to do manpower.

My wife and I had our two youngest sons while in Spain. The middle son was born in the hospital on base. The 3rd was born at the Spanish military hospital because the base had shrunk so much, there was hardly anything left on base but a small clinic.

I completed my degree at the U of Maryland and served as a deacon at Torrejon Baptist Church which was eventually renamed Maranatha Baptist Church.