Then it hasn't changed a bit! :o) Do you recall prisoners jumping out of windows on the 2nd story during simulations? :o) That was always fun the first time!


>I was a SGT at the time, and all I remember is how cold it was at night and how hot it was during the day. And the mock prisoner camp...
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>>WOW, I wonder if it has changed much?. I attended Interrogation School at Huachuca in 1989 as an NCO... it was interesting to say the least.
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>>>The Marine Corps sent me to interrogation school in Fort Huachuca in 1976. Visited Tuscon and the museums, Davis Monthan and Sonora Desert....
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>>>>How did you remember that living in Pennsylvania? *G* Are you ex-Air Force? Or do you have an interest in aviation?
>>>>I visited it a few times when I was stationed at Fort Huachuca and visiting my sister in Tucson...
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>>>>>Davis Monthan Air Force Base.... I liked it too...
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>>>>>>I liked Tucson alright but I agree: it isn't a place I would personally choose to call home. :o) I like the dead airplane museum (or whatever it is called). I haven't been back there since 1990 or 1991...
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>>>>>>>>Flagstaff is absolutely beautiful. However it is about 2.5 hours from Tempe so be prepared to drive. I came down the mountain onetime during fires and let me tell you, you do not want to get trapped up there when there are forest fires! I loved it though. I used to live in Paradise Valley and Scottsdale Arizona back in 1980 and weekends were usually spent in Flagstaff to cool off. My sister still lives in Tucson and wouldn't consider leaving Arizona for anything.
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>>>>>>>I spent the summer of 1979 selling books in Tucson. (Southwestern Educational Children's Series with over 300,000 pages and over 60,000 images, all for only $115 payable on delivery with just a 30% down payment <s>) Everyone kept talking about the dry heat, but it would rain in the late morning with a temperature well over 100 degrees by noon and I could see steam coming off the sidewalk. Ok, since it wasn't 212 degrees it was just water vapor, but it sure felt like steam! Loved the Catalina mountains though I can't say I thought much of Tucson. Aside from the rigors of trying to sell books door-to-door I thought it was kind of run-down and dirty.