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 Sgt Curtis Haack
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Military Affiliation:
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Separated
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Primary Career:
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Cable/Antenna Systems
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Nickname:
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Towerdog or Bosshole
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Hometown:
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Minden, NV.
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Member Since:
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3/4/2002
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Forum Handle:
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towerdog
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Forum Posts:
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 (8 Posts)
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Photo Posts:
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 (10 Photos)
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Profile Views:
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454
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I got out in '84. Started working in the tower industry and still doing tower work 27 years later. My wife & I have our own microwave & tower company that is quite successful. Living in the Reno/Carson City NV area.
www.nmandt.com
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Photo Gallery Preview for Sgt Curtis Haack
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RAF Croughton, United Kingdom
Shaftsbury, England 400' tower being rigged for dismantle this tower was being shipped back to McClellan AFB.
A!C Curtis Haack of 2168 CS CAT Team Raf Croughton rigging for gin pole.
Photo by: Sgt.Chuck D Hersey
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RAF Croughton, United Kingdom
TSgt. Lee V Wilson 2168 CS CAT Team lugging a jackstands in North Scotland Tropo site .
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Loring AFB, Maine
SRA Curtis Haack on pole installing new strand at Loring AFB.
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RAF Shaftsbury, United Kingdom
Tsgt Lonnie Thompson, SrA Jerome "Mac" Mcewen and 2 others I cant remember, digging up the anchor rods from the old 400' tower that was dismantled.
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RAF Swingate, United Kingdom
We finished repairing teglar cover "white one" on 10' Andrews 10' H.P. microwave dish at 300' level. A1C Curtis Haack was rigged by a local U.K. tower company by a makeshift capstan and botwains chair in front of the antenna to make the replacement.
Pretty intense job for a pup w/only a year climbing towers.
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Outside of London, United Kingdom
A1C Curtis Haack finished replacing some broken J springs on 10' microwave dish.
Photo by: SrA Jerome "Mac" Mcewen.
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United States Air Force
Outside of Battle Mt. Nevada Civilian Curtis "Towerdog" Haack repairing broken stiffarm attachments on 10' Andrews dish.
Still climbing after all these years.
Photo by: Lee Smith.
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Sheppard AFB, Texas
Class Picture
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Austin, Nevada
Civilian Curtis Haack A.K.A. "Towerdog" getting ready to relocate an existing cellular antenna mount to the other leg.
Photo by John Fertic
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Gardnerville, Nevada
12' High Performance antenna path realignment on Slide Mountain. 10,000' Reno, NV. Just another day. Dec 2005
Photo by Jahn Green (Alltel M/W tech)
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