Headquarters and Orderly room of the 3428th Student Squadron.

Lowry AFB was still operational in that the airport beacon still flashed red/green/white. Only planes we saw were flown in for our airshow and another time when we stood a saturday inspection for an incoming official.

Dayroom's patio where we could "relax". I think there was a vending machine around there somewhere also.

Day room pool tables. Also the place we had the keg for the rare "beer bust".

Main gate at 6th Avenue. On the other side was civilian heaven.

Department of Special Instruments. Detachment offices on the left...classroom warehouse building stretched to the right.

Airshow ....yes, planes were flown in and out of Lowry AFB.

Detachment HQ. Note the "security" split door. You never got in until you had your security clearance. And even then you were lucky to see more than a room or two.

Squadron bulletin board that had to be checked every morning to find out what we were doing. Even then we probably still didn't know what we were doing.

Main theatre.... 35 cents and popcorn was extra.

Our mess hall. Some got duties here during technical school or when awaiting orders.

Our commander is the 6th man from the right in the flight hat.

Accident in which '65 Plymouth tried to drive through barracks. ...only made it into one room. Car is behind telephone booth.

Base Exchange. Home of cheap prices and sells everything (Except girls).

Service club for the airmen. Our squadron was right behind this area so we had better access to it than the mess hall. Spent all our money here and at Shakey's pizza down in Denver.

Church over by HQ building. Knew very few that went there. Off base churches were preferred on the basis that they might have a girl or two in the congregation.

Our fundamental electronics classroom building. Watched our classes on TV's and then had labs.

Bookstore which sold miscellaneous items and Air Force logo items.