Patton Adams, Civilian Aide Emeritus to the Secretary of the Army for South Carolina, and his wife Jackie look at a simulator, were military personal are trained on a variety of applications, including the launching of Hellfire missiles from the Gray Eagle, an Unmanned Aerial Systems Monday on Fort Huachuca. Teaching them is Doug Henderson, a contract instructor working with Charlie Company of the 2nd Aviation Battalion, 13th Aviation Regiment. (Beatrice Richardson)
Bill Hess
Herald/Review
In 1969 Patton Adams and his wife Jackie came to this southern Arizona post.
Monday they returned.
In the more than four decades which have passed — Monday was their first trip back to the post — Fort Huachuca is different, they both said.
He was an Army Reserve Officer Training Corps commissioned officer and lawyer who was assigned to the fort as a first lieutenant assistant personnel officer to handle legal matters,
His unit of assignment was with an advance training brigade on the fort which trained soldiers in a number of jobs.
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