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Show December 3. emories of Det. 4 visit: fabulous It was "togetherness" of wives 20 some Detachment recently. 4 at for Rescue Hill AFB The women spent part of the day seeing what their husbands do for a living in the detachment that flies UH-1helicopters. "The day was exciting and informative," said Mrs. Richard Van Allen. Her husband, Maj. Richard Van is detachment Allen, commander. Her sentiments were echoed by two other wives, Mrs. Jane Kennard and Mrs. Connie 50-ma- n N the close-kn- it detachment. "We have a good outlook now on what our husbands do," said Mrs. Barre. She lamented that the only thing missing from a perfect day was a helicopter ride. The day for the attractive wives began at 10 a.m. when they met at the detachment for a tour of base operations, tower weather and several other points of interest. The afternoon was highlighted by watching the pararescuemen their demonstrate climbing mountain techniques on a Barre. 30-fo- ot Page HILL TOP TIMES 12976 TTT 21 tower just north of the base golf course. Vicky Olson volunteered and went up the scaling tower. She was lowered to the ground in a litter. Her husband is TSgt. Randy Olson, who is in the quality control function. Winding up the event was a simulated rescue mission. A UH-1moved in close to the viewing area and rescued a N "victim" while the rotor blades blew weeds and grass over the spectators. Mrs. Kennard summed it up for the military wives. "It was a fabulous day," she said. scaling "The husbands all talk about their work when they are home," said Mrs. Kennard, who is from Preston, Idaho, as is her Declare financial independence. husband, helicopter pilot Maj. Richard Kennard. "We saw first-han- d the is that she involved," training Take stock in America. Buy US. Savings Bonds. 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