REUNION ATTENDEESJohnnie & Reba Lindsey
Doc & Jeffrey Feliciano
Wally & Judy Morrow
Sandy Bierhals
Frank & Anna Demory
Richard & Karen Hise
Larry Weisbarth
Dennis Fagee
Malcolm Craig
Gary Kornatowski & Elizabeth Malkin
Joseph Stone & Carol Sinatra
Rod & Helen Green
Ray & Shirley Strength
Raymond Diaz
Michael & Sheila Santure
Allen & Cheryl Tingwald
Sam & Ruth Buscema
Steve Hoult
William Carpenter
Hector M. Colon Rios
David & Brenda Carmean
Charles & Ortaciana Allen
John Eastham
Leo Heaney
Dave Nesbitt & Linda Kafka
Ron & Beky Streetman
Harold & Brigitte Trout
Gerald Laird & Josie Lopez
Ron & Sandy Kucinski
Richard & Dee Ammons
Charles Cole
Daniel G. Cabral
Sam Bass
Tom Barrett
Kenneth G. Mostler
Scott Brian Castaneda
Mike & Roberta Sellers
Charlie & Janis Wilson
Robert & Kathryn Johnston
Larry Senko
Emory King
John Sorge
John Hughes
Kenneth & Linda Webb
Joseph Bossi
Frank & Heddy Lohr
Wyman, Cleo & Kristyna Helms
Sharee Cruz
Carla Grippe
The Sabalauski Air Assault school is two weeks of mental and physical challenges. This school is designed to teach air assault skills and procedures, improve basic leadership skills, instill the Air Assault spirit and award the Air Assault Badge. During the course you will face such challenges as: 
  • Obstacle Course - You will be required to negotiate a demanding obstacle course. 
  • Physical Training - PT is conducted daily. Distance runs of up to three miles are standard. 
  • Rappelling - You are required to tie a series of knots and conduct graded rappels from walls and helicopters. You must successfully complete three day and two night helicopter rappels. 
  • Troop Ladder - You will ascend and descend the troop ladder on a 35-foot tower and a CH-47 helicopter. 
  • Rigging and Sling Loading - You will be taught and tested on how to prepare, rig and inspect numerous pieces of Army equipment for helicopter transport. 
  • Road Marches - You must complete a 6 mile road march in 1 hour and 30 minutes or less; you must also complete, at the end of the course, a 12 mile road march in 3 hours or less. 
  • Evaluations - After each phase of training, all students are given a written and practical examination based on a PASS/FAIL system.
To graduate, the student must receive a PASS at the end of each phase. This course, like Airborne, is a fast-paced exercise in mental alertness and physical endurance. 
The student must meet the high standards of the soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) prior to being awarded the Air Assault Badge.
James "Doc" Feliciano
presenting award to
Rodney K. Green.
James "Doc" Feliciano
presenting award to
Frank Lohr.
James "Doc" Feliciano
presenting award to
Johnnie "Doc" Lindsey.