(• • »'«W* •- 'Nr Mi- ■I’TVJ .* .Wr • *-.si*/kC‘«. •r’-okl*..^ X. tfi . ■ •*wvr* -... . -- fii*. a */!SS.-r;,although the Air Force requires members of the 512th to drill only one weekend a month, comes Friday or Saturday of any week and most ol the blue-uniformed troops start toward the base.Actually the 512th, for all purposes, is the second to hear that designation. There was another 512ih stationed at New’ Castle be-! fore the outbreak of the Korean War. When ihat war started the Air Force, like the Army and Navy found itself out on p. limb. Short of technicians, short of pilots, short of all the things needed to fight a war, the Air Force dipped into its'rtf;h 'V yv'V'* t. W, • ... i ’v. :.'V'■■■:.i\:i .]’•* ' t■ ■V(;ime King* Thailar Commun miles fri Burma RangoonAt the head-of-the chow line is Pfc. Leonard Langford, left, of 1139 Holland St., Crum Lynne, who has been with the 512th for a year. He is an assistant foreman at Baldwin-Lima-Hamil-ton Corp. in civilian life.I t i fAseem to ever, to her frcr stead, s: about th tionalist soil.Buvrru National war-torr ists hav a footh( to re-en Little been sit ing cau: council troops ; away.The white ] stockin’ and tin/ ViSIX B.But : can-aid since h posed fantryr