House Gifted Senior Airman Demetrious Fitzpatrick gets a home after being badly injured.
Massive Update!
AI and I spent some serious time over the last week going through photos and image structures to update the Romad listing (https://jointterminalattackcontroller.com/gradflights/romads.html). There is a directory now for "general images" that I'm still individually processing. I need your assistance in spelunking that particular page and if you see anyone you know in there just copy the link and shoot it over with what ever edits you think it needs. The images are being tied directly to the individual persons page to make this all clean.
Stirling TACP Watch
ATTENTION IN THE TOC! The Stirling TACP watch is re-opened for pre-order. See flyer for details. This is NOT sponsored or affiliated with the TACP Foundation, but sharing for widest awareness so guys don’t miss out.
Link: https://stirlingtimepieces.com/collections/us-air-force-tacp-x-durrant
Password: UnlockTACP
BOW YOUR HEADS – Chuck Whitehead
Bow your Heads – Elton Corbett
We lost Elton today. He went in for complications with a knee replacement surgery and passed as a result. https://www.facebook.com/elton.corbett.5 Stand by for funeral information
Bow your heads : Roger Dziepak
We lost roger on the 1st of July. His wife mille is putting together a celebration of life for September. Keep an eye out for further information
Bow Your Heads – Jim Nothstein
We lost CMSGT Jim Nothstein last night. He was a pillar of our community and will be missed. More details to follow.
Update for Chief Nothstein's services, it's still at 2pm at the Nashville National Cemetary 10 july;1420 Gallatin Pike S, Madison, TN 37115 and the wake be at his Calico Junction Ranch on the 11th. If you like; trailer and tent space on the ranch is available free.
There will be a board to attach crests to, instead of attaching to the coffin. Dress code is casual (prefer TACP shirts etc, no suits).
Bow your heads – Lorenzo Phillips
We lost lorenzo Phillips. Rest in Peace Gunny
Bow Your Heads – Harry Champy
CMSgt Harry D. Champy, Jr (USAF Ret.). Died May 24 2026 in Dalzell, SC.
He was born Aug. 10, 1938 in Cameron, SC and graduated from Cameron High School in 1956.
He enlisted in the Air Force in 1956 and after a brief in service in 1960, re-enlisted and retired May 1, 1983.
His military career began with the completion of Airborne Radar Maintenance School, followed by immediately cross training into the Radio Relay Career field. In 1961 he completed Microwave Maintenance School and remained in the wideband career field for the next eighteen years.
In Sept. 1976 he was assigned to the 21TASS at Shaw AFB, SC as the Ground Radio Communications Superintendent, when the newly created Tactical Air Control Career field was created in 1977, he remained in the 21TASS as Ground Radio Communications Superintendent for a year, then decided to switch to the Tactical Air Command and Control Superintendent position and remained there until retirement.
During his career he had numerous overseas assignments for a total of fourteen years. A number of these assignments were remote/isolated assignments in Germany, Italy, and Iran. Stateside assignments were at Robins AFB, GA, Bergstrom AFB, TX, and Shaw AFB, SC.
His decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, and Air Force Commendation Medal with 2 OLC.
Surviving are his sons Harry III (Connie) and Timothy R., three grandchildren, Rebekah (Ryan), Noah, and Brandon (Danea), and two great-grandchildren, Mikayla and Adelaide. He was preceded in death by his wife June.
Burial was in the Cameron Memorial Cemetery in Cameron, SC.
In Christ's service,
Dr. Harry Champy
Lanier Christian Academy
Bow Your Heads – Davis Fredregill
No details of his passing except that he passed. Funeral Home webpage
