"THE WHY OF ARMY MISSILES" '60s U.S. ARMY MISSILE GUIDANCE & PROPULSION SYSTEMS HONEST JOHN 81254

[@Poppi2006]

In 1967, my new bride worked at Redstone Arsenal on the Redeye Project. Still my bride after 52 years.

[@rapman5363]

I worked on my new bride’s brown eye project,the overall parameters were tight but we made it work.

[@jimmybritt9537]

Now that's entertainment, should have made popcorn 😉👍🇺🇸

[@brasstard7.627]

Always love seeing my backyard in the background

[@barryhopesgthope686]

I saw a lot of WSMR and Ft. Bliss.

[@brasstard7.627]

@@barryhopesgthope686 when were you here?

[@barryhopesgthope686]

@@brasstard7.627 I am still here. I retired from Ft Bliss in '06. I live off Kenworthy.

[@brasstard7.627]

@@barryhopesgthope686 LOL!! Im in Chaparral! Grew up playing around on the Dona Ana-Orogrande range complex and along War road. My grandfather rode horses in the 82nd FA in the 30s and 40s at Ft Bliss and retired here in Chaparral to be a horse trainer. Ive got an autoimmune problem but still try to get out in the desert as much as I can and make some videos of the history laying out there. Just this weekend found a WW1 mess kit lid with initials on it in an area that has WW2 stuff

[@barryhopesgthope686]

@@brasstard7.627 I lived in Chaparral too untill we moved back the El Paso. I have friends who live out on the Bowan Ranch, You know Mr. Jim died an number of years ago. I was assigned to the PATRIOT units..

[@dermotrooney9584]

Cheers. ✌

[@wtfbuddy1]

it was also mounted on a trailer, one is located at Petawawa museum

[@Jeffery_Saulter]

I wish I was a missile