The baby seal that swam up to where
we were fishing and it would not leave. We believed the
mother was killed by a pod of Orka's going through the
pass that day as it showed up on the beach where we were
fishing and would not leave. The baby was put back in
the water and eventually disappeared.
Dennis Nelson
1966 Crew
The photo is of Dennis Sherril who
was the 1st class radioman who ran all our phone patches
and Ham station (KL7CGA)
The photo is of Reeve Grummond
Goose that a gentleman named "Swede Erickson" flew
usually into Scotch Cap and let me say that on several
flights I was on in the co-pilots chair when we moved
supplies from Cape Sarichef to Scotch Cap were scary
trips at best between the wind, rain and snow. ;-) We
loved it and would do a quick "Paper, Scissors, Rock" to
see who got to sit up front!
Recreation - Ray Hale c./1967
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Station Vehicles c./1967
Thanks Bernie!
The photos below were contributed
by Ray Hale
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Christmas card - Station building
Thanks Ray!
Again Bernie Holland contribute
some more
Old Scotch Cap Light Station
c./1967
Joe Britt c./1967
L to R: Ray Hale, Ray Hale, Joe
Britt & Ray Hale c./1967
On Left: Bobby Sullivan, Ray
Gillette, BM1 Wendland
On Right: Bobby Sullivan, Bernie Holland
And the man who has provided most
of the memoirs
Thanks again Bernie!
Photo contributed by Michael
Brewton
c./1967
Thanks Michael!
The photos below were contributed
by Bruce Gray c./1976-77
AN/FPN-30 Loran A Timer
Radio Room
Station Building
Log Flight - 1977 - Bruce is credited for the photo
The Dump
And one of the neighbors
Thanks Bruce!
The photos below were contributed
by Rick Reynolds c./1972
Me and a bear that was shot by the medic while he was
sighting in a new rifle. He said it was self defense
but that story seemed a bit odd to some of us. Maybe
someone else would like to comment on this. :-)
"After the bear was shot we called
Fish and Game and they flew out and took it away."
While
I was there the second story was finished and ready for
us. Part of my job was to work on the equipment move
from the old building to this one.
One of our supply planes. Luckily the fire proof
suites never were tested. Sorry, I don't remember their
names.
When I went hiking I would take this dog since he was
really good with the bears. His name was Arney. The is
the view behind the light/fog horn house not far from
the barracks.
Me in
the equipment room. I should probably mention that I was
an ET
Good shot of the light/fog horn building and
barracks. The garage is on the far right. We had some
very odd vehicles stored there. One was a flatbed truck
with tires that had to be three feet tall and at least
that wide. As I recall it kept blowing differentials so
it was put out to pasture. They called it the Monster.
Me and
in the radio room. I did not man this very often.
Me
trying to get a tan. No success.
Me
with the radio crew (I think). Sorry, I don't remember
their names
Thanks Rick!
