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Comment by Pat Henderson on April 12, 2013 at 8:58pm You're right, Julie. NATTC was north of Memphis and just east of Millington.
Comment by Andrew S Earnest on March 2, 2013 at 9:10pm I went to boot camp in Orlando in May of 74 and then to NATTC Memphis for AT "A" School the fall and winter of 74. I remember the roach coaches, the pizza delivery and the EM club where you could drink all night for 5 bucks. I remember the locals were not very friendly we had sailors getting mugged by local "long hairs" walking just off base. I remember the hookers in the EM club at night it was a regular gig for a few of them I guess they had some sort of working arrangement with the Navy Exchange people. I don't know why but there was an instructor at NATTC that made a big impression on me and I still remember his name to this day. Great instructor. That was SSGT Sadler, USMC. He'd been awarded the Navy Cross during the Vietnam conflict a few years earlier. Does anyone remember Staff Sgt Sadler?
Andy Earnest
Comment by Julie (Beam) Jones on February 28, 2013 at 3:13pm Wasn't the NATTC actually in Millington, TN? Or was it formally in Memphis?
Comment by John Williams on February 26, 2013 at 10:31pm Left Boot Camp Company 308 in July of 1969 in San Diego got Stationed at NATTC Millington Tenn. right out of boot camp attended AFUN P School for a couple of months. Then got stationed at NAAS Fallon Nevada. Worked at an Electronic Warfare Range about 50 miles from base. Had some great duty and was very lucky I was stationed in the states the entire time I was in the Navy.
Comment by Anthony Rulli on February 3, 2013 at 12:03pm Was at NATTC Millington twice, first right out of boot camp in 68 for AFun "P", AM "A" and AT "A" school then back again in 71 for AVI "B" school.
Comment by Clyde O'Neill on February 2, 2013 at 11:39pm Attended AD school in the summer of 1956 before shipping out to NAF Naples. Eventually received an ADR rate because I never worked on any turbines. Does anyone have photos of the F4U Corsairs at NATTC Millington we used to troubleshoot discrepancies?
Comment by Michael L McShane on January 22, 2013 at 8:16pm Stationed at NATTC from Sep 80 to Oct 81. Attended BE&E school and AQ "A" School. Way too much partying in Memphis - but the whole experience was a blast!
Left Basic Training from Great Lakes, IL in January of 1966 and attended NATTC Memphis, (Millington, TN) through July 16, 1966. I received orders to VA-125 at NAS Lemoore, California and in October was transferred via Anchorage, Alaska, Tachikawa, Japan, Okinawa, & Clark Air Base to Subic Bay, PI. I was waiting for my squadron VA-163 at Subic when USS Oriskany had fire in hangar bay on Oct. 26, 1966.
Comment by Phillip L. Dodge on August 4, 2012 at 11:42am I was at NATTC Memphis in 1974 and 1975 for AFunA school. Then I did the advanced electronics class. I remember having to do the barracks every week and then when I was an E4, I worked with the crew doing the cleaning. Master at Arms for a while also. I drove a little red Pontiac and had a friend who came with me often to go to the movies or swimming. She was stunning. Any one here remember this time frame?
Comment by Ron Linford on July 26, 2012 at 9:50pm Went to NATTC right from Boot Camp in December of 1964. I worked at ADR "A" School as the admin person for a while then ran the Coffee Mess at Basic Helicopter School. I was supposed to go to ADR School, but I passed the Naval Academy Exam and was sent to the Academy Prep School in Bainbridge, MD in August 1965.
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