The Mayor of Evreux, Mr. Jean Louis Debre, at the City Hall Reception welcoming the veterans back to the City of Evreux with Bill Lloyd and Col. Baillet.

A French Noratlas on display at the entrance to the base.

A French Air Force C-160 in for inspection.

On the left the old 317th CAMS barracks, with the Movie Theater in the middle and the old Education Center on the right. The Language Lab was in the Education Center where we made our first attempt to learn the French language.

The Base Movie Theater is still in operation today entertaining the French Airmen of the base.

The old Officers Club. Recently renovated, it now houses the
Base Museum, the Base Library and a large Banquet Hall.

The Base Commander, Col. Claude Baillet, talking with veterans
Seymour Brown and Bill Lloyd.

Patrice LeMao, President of the French Veterans Association and
organizer of the Open House with Col. Baillet and Seymour Brown.

The welcome sign inside the Base Museum

Visiting the base chapel.

Inside the base chapel.

Some of the veterans and their families waiting for the
Sunday Service to start at the Base Chapel.

Patrice LeMao and Father Marceau, French AF Base Chaplain, after the Sunday Service.

The historic Navarre Rock. The Navarre Chateaux, which no longer exists, was once the home of Napoleon's Josephine. All that remains is the Rock, a two story high structure that had water pumped to the top where it would cascade down over the surface to cool her as she rested in one of the niches behind the waterfall.

Jeff Lambert explaining that this is where Josephine used
to rest during the summer as water came over the front.

At Jeff' Lambert's home, Bill Lloyd presented him a Certificate of Appreciation signed by all the vets for his help in making the Open House weekend a huge
success. Patrice LeMao is looking on.