thanks for this. i was in ams 70-71-72. great memories and true sentiments.

This is the exact clock we ran every night at the Caney Valley Drive-In, Caney Ks. Thought I'd never see it again. THANKS!

Love this! I was 15-16 years old and operating the carbon arc projectors at my local drive-in theatre! It was the time of my life. The drive in closed in the early 70's....Still haven't got over it. Thanks for this!

Just missed it as well. I was stationed at CCK in 7070 and again I was the only woman there was the nurse.

Love Taiwan!

Welcome back to CCK airbase anytime in Taiwan. Served my compulsory military service there, Military Police division in 1995. Beautiful and huge base.

I think that’s the guy who spoke for Tony the Tiger ( They’re GRRREAT !!)

My 1st assigment 1968 to 1970 as a medic. I was one of the medic with a patient sitting in the front row during the Bob Hope visit.

Stationed there in 1967, fond memories of the local people who were very appreciative of the Americans being there. Aircraft sheet metal shop.

Stationed there 67/68, sheet metal shop on C130’s. TDY once to Vietnam. 13 months Taiwan, 3 months in Vietnam, total 16.

The best kept secret in the Air Force. Feb 70 to Jun 73.

I remember the Typhoon very well.

I was stationed there from Dec. 68 too Match 70, I was with the 6217 combat support group, I went TDY to Osan Korea for 3 months and 1 month to U Tapou Thailand, I have very fond memories of being there.

I was in the 6217 Combat Support Group

I was stationed there from Dec. 68 to March 70, I went TDY to Osan Korea for 3 Months and U TAPOU Thailand for 1 Month, I have very fond memories of CCK, I'll never forget my time there.

My Dad was here in this exact same year! We just watched this and he was so excited, thank you

Was there 69-70, 314th AMS, TDY to Cam Rhan Bay. Great tour, the people were fantastic.

Unbelieveable! Thank you so much,I really enjoyed myself

0:14- Filmack, 1963 {Ed Roberts, announcer}.

1:45- 1953. 2:29- 1958.

Wow! I thought I had seen all of the footage of me as a small child, but I guess I was wrong. My parents were missionaries with the C&MA in Taichung during that period. We must have been at Sun-Moon Lake at the same time as you shot that footage. We may well have been on the same trip together, as my folks did a lot of outreach with the serviceman at CCK. I am the little toe head with the buzz cut you see from time mark 15:14 to 16:14. You can also see the back of my Mom (just recently deceased) and my Dad (now 88) in that same time frame. Did not see my sister, as she must have been hanging out with mom (not interested in the feathers). I am now 60 and that Taiwan era of my life seems a couple of lifetimes ago. Thanks for putting the footage together!

I was assigned to the 314 TAW Headquarters Intelligence Branch with Capt Mayo and Msgt Blair.

Wow that is awesome. I also noticed how incredible your screen was right from the beginning. That is totally fun

I saw my downrown where I lived in Taichung city. I was just a little boy! Thank you for posting!

Can the chains that drive it be replaced with belts? I saw pictures of a rebuilt one that appears to not have the chains but some type of flexible belts. ?

Some of these trailers I bought in 1973 from ESOS Film company. It was Black & White 16mm 400 feet. Seeing yours brings back memories of screenings in the basement. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing the video. Brought back lots of memories. I was a crew chief on C-130’s, from Sept 1968- January 1970 at CCK.

Hi there, do you by chance remember my father, Robert Kuchuk as he was a mechanic on the firetrucks there during that time?

I was stationed at Chia-yi AB 67-68 Det2 6214th Munitions Maintenance SQ went TDY to NKP Thailand Sept 67 caught a C-130 from CCK.

Thank you for this video. I was there also in '69. Navigation tech. My next assignment was Nam. So much appreciated CCK. Thanks again.

love this thanks. was stationed there 68-69. worked for STRATCOM up on the mountain.

Copyright materials owned by the copyright holder.They have the legal right to destroy materials....As a film collector this makes me sad...but they are the facts.

I met my husband is the best thing that happened to me, we got married in 68 on October 8, and we had been together for over 54 years, he was an Air Force policeman at CCK, then he transferred to Hann airbase in Germany. We had a son and two grandkids. Thanks you for the wonderful video, it brought me a lots of memories when we were youth energetic, free spirit happy and wonderful times.

I was stationed at CCK 68-70, Electric shop, C-130s....good video memories

Complimenti ottima sistemazione!

Your setup & collection is amazing. The hinged rollout screen is genius, and the sliding changeover douser too! I too grew up showing films (Reg 8 & Super 8mm) for family & friends. Started collecting 16mm in high school and whatever I could borrow from the Public Library's 16mm collection. And my Dad let me turn our basement rec-room into a theater. Now, it all sits in storage...but your video is VERY inspiring to say the least!

Beautiful video!

Linda Blair sure grew up a LOT between Exorcist & Exorcist 2!🙃

I miss the 'dusk till dawn' Halloween marathons@The Acme Drive-in so badly...

3:34 it's a mad mad mad mad world (1970) trailer re-release

Was there at rye same time 69-70 was there for the Hope show . This is Brought back so many memories thank you. Worked at AGE And maintenance control

My father Master Sergeant Douglas P Riley was at CCK in 1967 - March 18th 1968 when we think he was killed in a motorcycle accident with a bus on a road outside of the base. He was an air traffic controller. If anyone has information about him or remembers him please let me know.

Being stationed in Taiwan in the 1960's was the best tour of duty I had in my years in the U.S. Army.

This is the model I ran at Lincoln HS in 1952 and 1953. Major experience. Canton Ohio.

In 1868 our GV (USMC) C130 had mechanical issues. We went to the airmans and nco club and were turned away, just more air farce bs. Thanks for all the American kia's from your slack. My cousin and a buddy were radio ops, when it hit the fan if air farse birds were on the way we would tell them to RTB, the sitution was well in hand. Friendly fire is a bitch. Semper Fi Rtb means return to base,

I working in taichung 1974...1975 .i have a lot of friends from cck airbase this time. Playing bowling taichung bowling centre..Tai ya loo.

This was a real walk down memory lane, thank you so much for sharing. I was stationed there late 69 thru 70, 15 great months I'll never forget. If I hadn't been married shortly before my assignment I would have extended... Like most of the comment from the others below, DIDO.

This was my first assignment in the Air Force 314 EMS AGE. I was 20 years old and I had a good time of my life. I meet I lot of friends, specially downtown Taichung. After 15 months tour I extended 12 months and then 2nd extension it got turn down. Then I was sent to hell at Minot North Dakota, I'm glad I got out of that place in 5 months, then I was back oversea at Clark Air Force base Philippines. I got the assignment as a home of record, because I enlisted there in 1969. I really love this film at CCK, thank you very much for sharing and god bless.

WOW, i was at CCK 69-70. what mixed emotions. did 4 TDY's to Nam during my 15 month tour. left CCK and went PCS to Saigon

I was stationed there from Dec 68 to March 70, I went tdy to Osan Korea for 3 months and to Thailand for 1 month, fond memories.I was with the 6217 combat support group. .