| In this view I was able to merge two slides together to form this panoramic view. The end of the runway is on the right. |
| The sign above the door says, "Blue Bell." The telephone office was dug into the side of this hill. Note the white washed rocks. |
| View of our cable splicing platforms and our two tool trailers on the ground. Our gas furnace is on the ground next to the pole for melting lead to wipe sleeves on the telephone cable. Those F-86 sabre jets made a nice back drop. |
| Scharnweber at work splicing telephone cable. The weather was good while at Narsarssuak. We had day light 24 hours. |
| From left-S/Sgt. Pickens and Sullivan. This 6x6 was provided by the base for our transportation. Hosier and I rode in the back. That is the mess hall in the background. |
| The base control tower in the center background. The back of the base sign is just to the right of center. |
| 51st. Air Sea Rescue Gruman SA-16s waiting for a call they don't want. |
| F-86 Sabre jets parked on the tarmac. To the right is a Danish PBY. Narsarssuak was a refueling stop for these jets headed for Europe |
| F-86 coming in to land. Just below the jet there is a dock and boat at the end of the runway. Just in case !!! |
| From left- Hosier, Pickens and Sullivan. We have just completed wiping a lead joint on that lead sleeve in front of Hosier. |
| British Lancaster patrol plane taking off from Narsarssuak |
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