A History of the Former Lincoln Air Force Base

[@giveitathink6749]

Great presentation! Thank you!

[@bikesqump]

My father served there, he got into drag racing on unused landing strips. bet that would not be allowed any more!

[@kolgy1]

My Father was a B-47 pilot in the 307th Bomb Wing. We lived there from 1954 to 1963.

[@amil509]

You’re father was a nazi collaborator, now he rots rots in hell with them THANK GODD

[@kolgy1]

@@amil509 You re one angry sick loser.

[@GeneSalisbury-f6g]

Was stationed there 1963 to 1964. Was attached to the food service squadron. Worked the missile kitchen,flight kitchen and alert facility. Great assignment.

[@Ronbo710]

My Grandfather - M Sgt. Perry Skaggs retired from Lincoln AFB in 1967. Miss him still.

[@steakismeat177]

wow. Maybe he knew my grandfather, 1st Lt. Perry Esping. All I know is he had his official photo taken there in 1957. Didn't get the chance to know him unfortunately. He went by Bill despite not having William in his name

[@richardwilliams2527]

also i will say it was a great place to grow up since i was only 17 teen at the time of my posting.

[@richardwilliams2527]

i came to lincoln in nov. 1961, and stayed untill i was part of the civil engineering team that closed the base in 1966, on my way to viet nam.