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• Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
• April 30, 2010

• Cross Lanes Man's Drive Home Ends in Tragic Head-On Collision, Daniel David Jennings Was Driving Back From His Job As Aircraft Mechanic in Washington, D.C.

Every other week, Daniel David Jennings usually hopped a plane to get home to Bailey Road in Cross Lanes from his job as an aircraft mechanic in Washington, D.C. But this week he couldn't get a flight, said his father David Jennings.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• December 14, 2007

• Sami G. Williams, Aircraft Mechanic ; March 13, 1952 -- Oct. 1, 2009

A memorial Mass for Sami G. Williams, who worked as a FedEx aircraft mechanic and buyer for many years, will be offered at 12:30 p.m. Saturday in St. Mary of the Lake Catholic Church, 4737 Lake Shore Road, Hamburg. Mr. Williams, who grew up in Hamburg and lived in Eads, Tenn., died unexpectedly Oct. 1. He was 57.

• Buffalo News
• November 11, 2009

• In Uniform

An aircraft maintenance superintendent with the 130th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, 130th Airlift Wing, West Virginia Air National Guard, Charleston, received the Air Force Associations top award for outstanding contributions to aircraft maintenance, Sept. 13 at the AFA Annual Air and Space Conference near Washington, D.C. Chief Master Sgt. Anthony M. Buddy Palla of Charleston won the CMSgt. Dick Red Award, presented annually to an enlisted member of the Air National Guard. Its an honor, said Palla. There are only 26 people in the world whove won this. Chief Master Sgt. Marshall N. Adkins, command chief of the 130th AW, said that Palla has led the way over the years with his exceptional technical expertise in aircraft maintenance, his leadership in the unit, his contributions to unit t...

• Charleston Gazette
• April 13, 2011

• Adult Education Students Gain Hands-On Work Experience at Van Nuys Airport Despite Poor Economy

VAN NUYS, Calif., April 12, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- WHO:__ Twenty students enrolled at the North Valley Occupational Center (NVOC)-- a division of the L.A. Unified School District that provides adults affordable technical and career training-- will gain hands-on work experience shadowing Van Nuys Airport employees engaged in a wide variety of trade and professional occupations, ranging from aircraft mechanic to accountant. The Job Shadow Day event, Thursday, April 14, is aimed at demonstrating the career opportunities available at airports besides the traditional roles of pilot and flight attendant.

• U.S. Newswire
• April 12, 2011

• Harmon B. Treworgy

BREWER - , 89, died Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2011 at a Bangor hospital. He was born March 23, 1922, in Verona, the son of Elwin and Mary (Bennett) Treworgy. Harmon grew up in Verona and Bangor. He was a 1939 graduate of Bangor High School. After school he enlisted in the Army Air Corps, where he was an aircraft mechanic and later in the Navy Seabees. Harmon had more than 30 years of service to his country and was a Vietnam veteran. After his military career he worked for RB Harriman Inc., and Brake Service until his retirement in 1987. He will always be remembered as a dependable, kind and hardworking man.

• Bangor Daily News
• November 16, 2011

• Leaving Military Life

Keith Fieschel was 19 and living in New York when he decided to join the Air Force in 1983. He became an aircraft mechanic, traveled the world from base to base and rose to the rank of master sergeant. By all appearances, Fieschel was a military lifer, someone you wouldn't expect to leave for a civilian job.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• January 27, 2008

• Lee Lamson Sr.

BREWER and BANGOR - H. , 81, went to be with the Lord Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012, at a Bangor hospital. He was born Jan. 23, 1930, in Jonesport, son of James F. and Ruth M. (Crowley) Lamson. Lee grew up in Jonesport, attending school there and developing a lifelong love of the ocean. He served in the Air Force during the Korean War as an aircraft mechanic, and then served a tour in the Coast Guard during the early 1960s. He spoke often and fondly of his time in the service. He often recalled playing cribbage on the cold and remote Air Force base in Goose Bay, Labrador. Lee also loved telling stories about his service as a seaman and plankowner of the old wooden hulled 65 footer, the CG 65028D, and his service as a flight mechanic on the Coast Guard fixed wing aircraft. At the...

• Bangor Daily News
• January 05, 2012

• Plane Sight -- Facility

Members of the DeSoto Camera Club were permitted entry to Memphis' 164th Air National Guard facility at the International Airport, to tour and photograph the huge C-5 Galaxy aircraft which the unit flies. Their visit was organized by Lt. Col. Lamar Spencer, executive support officer, and conducted by Staff Sgt. Ronald Rogers, aircraft mechanic. According to Spencer, the 164th ANG was founded in December 1946 and flew F-51 Mustang fighter aircraft, reassigned after WWII. Then in April 1961, the unit converted to airlifters, then called cargo planes, and transitioned from piston-engine C-124s to turboprop- equipped C-130s. Not long after, jets became part of the Air Force inventory and the 164th acquired C-141s of the Vietnam era. But when they were retired from military service, the ANG ...

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• April 25, 2011

• Ups Aircraft Mechanics Overwhelmingly Approve Strong New Contract

Vote is First Ratification Ballot in UPS Aircraft Mechanic History LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 7, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- UPS aircraft mechanics overwhelmingly ratified a strong new contract that maintains health care benefits and provides wage increases, Teamsters Local 2727 President Bob Combine announced yesterday.

• U.S. Newswire
• April 07, 2011