Surfside Beach Festival 2024: Celebrating Benjamin’s Bakery and Their Award-Winning Bites
Celebrating Benjamin’s Bakery and Their Award-Winning Bites https://www.youtube.com/embed/SovYs9Hs66E%20title= At this year’s Surfside Beach Festival, one
Celebrating Benjamin’s Bakery and Their Award-Winning Bites https://www.youtube.com/embed/SovYs9Hs66E%20title= At this year’s Surfside Beach Festival, one
From Haunted Ships to Pirate Legends, Myrtle Beach Offers Ghostly Adventures You Won’t Find Anywhere
Get Ready for Frights, Fun, and Fall Vibes in Conway’s Halloween Town https://www.youtube.com/embed/gMHe6Qe8WZk Conway, SC
Vietnam Prisoner of War, U.S. Congressman Under the Clinton Administration by Melissa LaScaleia Douglas Peterson
A Snapshot of Myrtle Beach in the ‘40s Via the Lens of a WWII Navigator
A Mark of Distinction for the MBAFB by Melissa LaScaleia At different points throughout the
A Soldier Whose WWII Derring-do Was Famous by Melissa LaScaleia Brigadier General James Howell Howard
Leading Myrtle Beach’s 354th to Readiness in the A-10 Aircraft by Melissa LaScaleia Robert H.
War Hero, Silver Star Recipient by Melissa LaScaleia Captain Stephen Richard Phillis was born on
The Importance of Thunderhog Exercises & FOLTA During WWII by Melissa LaScaleia In the early
Check out this article about the 354th Fighter Day Wing.
A WWII Media Sensation and Author by Melissa LaScaleia Howard Avenue in the Market Common
“The Warthog” by Melissa LaScaleia The A-10 Thunderbolt II was developed in the 1960s for the United
Paul T. Johnson of the United States Air Force was a pilot who served in Operation Desert Storm, Operation Northern Watch & Operation Enduring Freedom. He did a job that not many people could handle; for that, we are all thankful.
Robert Emmens (front row, right), with the other crew members of plane #8 from the
Myrtle Beach in The Early Years by Melissa LaScaleia The 114 acres of land located
Market Common is filled with history and at the Insider we always like to learn more and more about our community, so read with us all about the heroes of this area!
While much is not known about Major General Ervin C. Sharpe’s early life, he achieved a prominent military career and made significant contributions to the prestige of the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base towards the end of the base’s days in active service. Written by Melissa LaScaleia
Recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star by Melissa LaScaleia Hoyt LeGrand Hendrick
A Snapshot of Its Involvement in 20th Century History by Melissa LaScaleia This month, to
Rated Air Force Pilot and Chief of Chaplains by Melissa LaScaleia Charles C. Baldwin was
Recipient of South Carolina’s Highest Civilian Honor, the Order of the Palmetto by Melissa LaScaleia
The End of an Era by Melissa LaScaleia Continued from last month. Click here to
The Persian Gulf Crisis and the Beginning of the End by Melissa LaScaleia Continued from
The Life and Legacy of a Memorable Base Commander by Melissa LaScaleia This month’s history
The Latter Vietnam War Years by Melissa LaScaleia Continued from last month. Click here to
The Contentious ’70s by Melissa LaScaleia Continued from last month. Click here to read Part
The Invaluable Contributions of the 354th by Melissa LaScaleia Continued from last month. Click here
Pioneer Mustang Group— The Illustrious 354th Wing by Melissa LaScaleia Continued from last month. Click