Nice post especially since I never got to see the place. Thanks!

John Naisbitt está considerado como uno de los futuristas más importantes del mundo. Es profesor honorario en la renombrada Universidad de Harvard y autor de numerosos best sellers, su libro 'Megatrends' fue vendido en 18 países con una edición superior a 8 millones de ejemplares.

497th 1968

Was there in 1968 497th tac

THE TIME IS NOW !!! TEAMSTERS

My dad brought me this 45 rpm record home from work. Not the free floppy disc found in Corvette News but the actual record with a blue label that Chevy dealers got as a promo for the 61 Corvette.

I visited Zora and his wife the other week at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY! Very surprised to see they are interred there.

I was there in Ubon in 1968,497th crew chief,lived in barracks behind NCO club,

Did anyone know my father, Richard Booth? He was in Ubon 66 to 68 I think.

Lot of memories there. 13th TBS 1970 - 1971

Thanks for posting Bob. Its a shame the house has been destroyed. At one time Roy Orbison was one of his neighbors.

12-hour shifts are the best I don't know why unions are opposed to them but it's funny once a place gets them they seem to fall in love with them afterwards

I spent 1966 in Ubon. I was a jet engine mechanic. All I remember is the heat monsoons and 12 he working days.

Listen to Zora wring out this 1961 Fuelie Corvette, it'll give you goose-bumps! He winds up that 283 Fuelie and lets it wind down, it sounds SO COOL! And, he sure sounded a lot like Bela Lugosi! :-)))

I had this record as a kid. Have been looking for it for a long time. Nice to hear it again.

Cash is king.

I never served... not sure what brought me here to find this video but Im glad i did to Thank all these courageous Americans to put their life on the line for so many americans like me...We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude

how ignurt

Bob was that you with the microphone? The first shirt?

Thank you for sharing the beautiful photos of Thailand. Love it.

Love Duntov’s accent

Global economic competition is one of the main reasons Cypress decided to build a factory over seas and use foreign labors to develop and manufacture their semiconductors. (The business representative from Bangalore stated they graduate 100 Thousand engineers each year, with a income of 8 thousands dollars per year. Manual labor cost is only 13 dollars a day plus one bag of rice every three months. (Using American engineers and labors Cypress was making over 600 Million Dollars per year.) Being one of the first Corporations to manufacture high tech products over seas ment their profits could quadrupled. It was only a matter of time before Bangalore and similar places would start to manufacture and market their own semiconductors and other high tech products. By 1997 the American Business Sector and Labor force finally started to realize that economic competition was world wide.

Jackie Presser indorsed Ronald Regan. Personally he was a very descent to work with when he lead the Teamsters in the state of Ohio.

An interesting important fact that this article didn't mention. Before international globalization production and manufacturing competition began. Beginning in the Industrial Revolution Business Corporations Manufacturing would build or relocate their operations on the premise of no taxes,lower wages, and no benefits or pension obligations. When the time came to increase salaries,wages and pay State -Government Taxes. The business would just take the next cheapest area to manufacture and operate from. One State/City loss is a another's States/City's gains. Capitalism or Exportation now on a global scale will the consumers and labor force be able to benefit from this system who knows.

If the company is worth billions and they have a new factory in a foreign country that only pays 5dollars a day to workers which still puts them at the very bottom of the poverty level. They need to explain the moral economic and political reasons for doing so. (Weren't they still making a profit at paying 20dollards an hour to workers in America? On just one of Cyprus products made in America they made six hundred million dollars a year.)

Altered video/ domino sugar Inquiry for this video was made over 8yrs ago. Had original televised version on VHS and watched the original airing broadcast on analogue color television. How long to make a propaganda version 8yrs ?

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Thank you very much for your films.

Didn't they live there anymore at that time?

Yeah it is! Sandusky's Market is awesome - and it real.

I was assigned to the 23rd TASS at NKP but spent 4 months at Ubon, 23rd TASS OL-1. We had about 12 O-2s there. Went back to NKP in June 69 when the OV-10s came down from NKP. Great base. Spent a lot of evenings at the Playboy, Corsair, and Fairlane clubs.

Permission to use this as my reference for my school requirements, will surely give credits for this one. Thank you.

Scabs

And now look what we got, CORPORATIONS sleeping with the government that are destroying the world by going towards a NWO as our freedoms and rights get taken from right underneath us.

Not technically a NA F-86 Sabre but an Australian varient, the RAAF CAC CA-27 Avon Sabre. The Avon Sabre has a larger fuselage and intake for the more powerful Avon engine and 2 X 30mm Aden Cannon's, along with other differences. Great video of Bob👍

5:28 "Scabs..." Ha!

Thanks for sharing Bob, it sure brings back memories. You are on my FB account Brother.

I am looking for anyone stationed at ubon 1966 1967 408mms working munitions storage and transportation off base

looking anyone stationed ubon 1966 to 1967 408mms contact [email protected]

MACK TRUCK'S IS ON STRIKE OCT 2019 ,

What years were these from

Tolle Einblicke

Read the book when it came out. Holy shit, it got so much right! Total shock.

I was stationed here in 72/73 the Bob Hope Stage was still there. I guess they always hoped he would return

Remembering much of this from my tour 72-73 Wasn’t much change in it except uniforms

My Father has this record on 45 rpm record

Thanks for the memories. I was at Ubon RTAFB from September 1965 to September 1966. Worked as a crew chief and flight mechanic on the two C-47's at Ubon. Worked out of the passenger terminal building. Our tools and spare parks were stored in a conex box off to the side of the parking ramp. Kind of a primitive operation but I would not trade the experience for anything.

My Father has a Copy of the Record

Been to the house of Cash before it closed. I also have been several times to the original country music hall of fame

This man was my great grandfather