“Illegitimi Non Carborundum”
providing custom-built computing platforms and networking for select customers. Don Hunt, TSgt USAF Retired; PMEL Technician, Instructor, Course Developer, writer, 14 years. Provided proofreading with re-write and page troubleshooting/debugging services. SMSgt Brian M. Johnson, USAF Retired, who prepared the “History of the Metrology Training Division” document from which we’ve extracted and used much supportive narration for this website’s content. Timothy M. Sheldon, MSgt USAF; Flight Chief, Metrology Training Flight, 332 TRS/UNC, 613 Hangar Rd Ste. 156, Keesler AFB MS; provided insight regarding the establishment of Metrology Training at Keesler AFB, Mississippi as of 2 January 2012. Paul Courchene; Providing contact information with and information from SMSgt. Sheldon. Our extreme thanks and gratitude goes to Maggie Rash who, collaborating with George Blood, worked tirelessly to continue the annual PMEL Picnic and Reunion traditions so many active and retired, in and out of state, PMEL technicians have enjoyed over the years. When budgets were tight and/or locations elsewhere were not available, Maggie and Tim Rash were kind enough to offer their home as the location for many annual PMEL picnics over the years!
Our
thanks
and
appreciation
also
goes
out
to
Steve
Moore,
Mike
Cross,
George
Blood,
George
Smith,
Jim
Lillard,
Bob
Renner,
Frank
Bandy
and
others
who’ve
provided
photos
of
these various PMEL events.
We
wish
to
also
thank
Dave
Akers
who,
mostly
behind
the
scenes,
provided
many
door
prizes
and
gifts…from
the
annual
presentation
of
THE
Rolex
watch
to
Belgian
Chocolates…at each of our winter PMEL reunions!
And finally…we wish to thank Joyce Graham, the Metrology School
Secretary for many years, who kept us all in line and provided
help in many ways not otherwise recognized by official
organization charts! We all knew who REALLY ran the school!
ABOUT, Page 2
A Bill Young Artifact
“Illegitimi Non
Carborundum”
providing custom-built computing platforms and networking for select customers. Don Hunt, TSgt USAF Retired; PMEL Technician, Instructor, Course Developer, writer, 14 years. Provided proofreading with re-write and page troubleshooting/debugging services. SMSgt Brian M. Johnson, USAF Retired, who prepared the “History of the Metrology Training Division” document from which we’ve extracted and used much supportive narration for this website’s content. Timothy M. Sheldon, MSgt USAF; Flight Chief, Metrology Training Flight, 332 TRS/UNC, 613 Hangar Rd Ste. 156, Keesler AFB MS; provided insight regarding the establishment of Metrology Training at Keesler AFB, Mississippi as of 2 January 2012. Paul Courchene; Providing contact information with and information from SMSgt. Sheldon. Our extreme thanks and gratitude goes to Maggie Rash who, collaborating with George Blood, worked tirelessly to continue the annual PMEL Picnic and Reunion traditions so many active and retired, in and out of state, PMEL technicians have enjoyed over the years. When budgets were tight and/or locations elsewhere were not available, Maggie and Tim Rash were kind enough to offer their home as the location for many annual PMEL picnics over the years!
Our
thanks
and
appreciation
also
goes
out
to
Steve
Moore,
Mike
Cross,
George
Blood,
George
Smith,
Jim
Lillard,
Bob
Renner,
Frank
Bandy
and
others
who’ve
provided
photos
of
these various PMEL events.
We
wish
to
also
thank
Dave
Akers
who,
mostly
behind
the
scenes,
provided
many
door
prizes
and
gifts…from
the
annual
presentation
of
THE
Rolex
watch
to
Belgian
Chocolates…at each of our winter PMEL reunions!
And finally…we wish to thank Joyce Graham, the
Metrology School Secretary for many years, who
kept us all in line and provided help in many
ways not otherwise recognized by official
organization charts! We all knew who REALLY
ran the school!
ABOUT, Page 2
