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Title: Proud To Have Served
Post by: Tom Rounds on November 10, 2010, 05:57:01 PM: US Navy 66-70 A6A Plane Captain VA 196 USS Ranger 69-70
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Post by: George on November 10, 2010, 06:18:28 PM: Proud to have served also. Navy 60-66, mostly submarine service...USS Irex, USS Piper, USS Tigrone.

George
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Post by: Michael Massey on November 10, 2010, 06:55:53 PM: Me too. US Navy, '56 - '59. Escort Destroyer out of Pearl. USS Nicholas DDE449.
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Post by: james harper on November 10, 2010, 07:05:04 PM: Me too; USN 1965-1969 USS ORISKANY.....V-1 divisoin
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Post by: John Miller on November 10, 2010, 07:10:05 PM: Also served in the Navy. PO3
"61-62, USNR Sta. Pasadena
'62 -'64 USS Eversole DD789 . Cuban missile crises, West Pac '63 -'64, Taiwan Patrol, Charter member Gulf of Tonkin Yacht Club. Quite possibly performing the first US Naval artillery attack on North Vietnam.

Salute to all who have served. Thanks to you all
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Post by: James Mills on November 10, 2010, 07:12:19 PM: Military Police Army '86 -'90 (can't let ou Navy guys have all the fun).

James
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Post by: Glenn (Gravitywell) Reach on November 10, 2010, 07:16:03 PM: ?
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Post by: RogerGreene on November 10, 2010, 07:20:28 PM: U.S. Air Force 62-66 Missile Mechanic, Mace T.A.C. & Hound Dog S.A.C.

Thanks to all who have and now are serving.
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Post by: Brian Hampton on November 10, 2010, 07:30:19 PM: Royal Australian Air Force, aircraft engine fitter, '60-'81, Jindivik, Canberra, Meteor, F-111C.
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Post by: Zuriel Armstrong on November 10, 2010, 07:31:27 PM: U.S. Air Force 78-90

463 TAW C-130H Crew Chief
10 MAS C-23A Sherpa Flight Mechanic
314 TAW C-130E Maintnenance Control

Thanks to all who have served and those in service today.
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Post by: WhittleN on November 10, 2010, 07:37:42 PM: USAF 1971-2001
USAF Civ 2001 - present

Norm
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Post by: larry borden on November 10, 2010, 08:12:28 PM: USAF 69-73
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Post by: Bill Gruby on November 10, 2010, 08:17:33 PM: USMC 64-69 Helicopter Crew Chief CH 46

"Billy G"
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Post by: Jerry Leuty on November 10, 2010, 08:30:56 PM: US Army 1967 - 1970 Vietnam Jan. '68 to Jan.'69 Tet was real fun two weeks after I got into country. Guess what my favorite channel is.............the Military Channel. Also I like the History Channel especially when they run the Dog Fight programs. OBTW, I only build US military war birds for stunt. No Japs, or German planes. I have to admit some of the lines on the enemy's planes are pretty nice. Still they were the offenders and were used to kill many of our fellow country men. About 650 B 17s went down in one day over Germany. With 10 crew members per ship.........that's a lot of men that didn't make it back home. We lost over 57,000 in Vietnam in 10 years and I am not too happy about that either. Still it was my patriotic duty to of proudly served my country. Well back to doing some paint prep work on my next Oriental............:o)
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Post by: Jack Pitcher on November 10, 2010, 08:45:11 PM: USAF '64 - '70 AFTAC Aircrew, Special Equipment Operator, WC-135-B. Nuclear Recon missions. Also got some time in B-47s, B-52's & WC-130.

Proud to stand in the long line of Vets who've been there and done that. I salute you all.

Jack
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Post by: Mike Keville on November 10, 2010, 08:53:53 PM: 1st Cav Div (US Army), Vietnam, '65-'66 .... followed by civ. contractor, USAF/USN, 1979-89, later civ. security contractor w/US Army-Kuwait, 1992-1999.

Never in a great deal of danger....and hats off to those who were!
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Post by: Steve Scott on November 10, 2010, 08:57:30 PM: Me...
USAF 1979-84
HQ Electronic Systems Div., Air Force Systems Command, Systems Acquisition Officer, Hanscom AFB, MA

Wife...
USAF 1980-85
Air Training Command, Air University, Andrews AFB, MD; Hanscom AFB, MA and Gunter AFB, AL

Father (deceased 2001)
US Army 1944-47
17th Airborne Div, 513th Parachute Infantry Regiment, England, Belgium and Germany
USAF 1947-66
Medical Service Corps, Republic of Korea; Various CONUS, Republic of the Philippines and Vietnam

Uncle (deceased 2009)
USMC 1940-69
2nd Marine Div, Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan, Okinawa, Various CONUS, Republic of Korea and Vietnam

Grandfather (deceased 1966)
USCG 1917-44

Great Grandfather (deceased 1944)
US Army, 1861-64, Chincoteague Island, VA (the islanders broke with Virginia and sided with Union forces during the Civil War.)
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Post by: Wayne J. Buran on November 10, 2010, 09:03:34 PM: Wayne Buran USAF 62-66, Sheppard AFB, Wichita Falls, Texas, 62-65, DonMuang RTAFB, Bangkok, Thailand 65-66. Thanks to all who served before and after me.
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Post by: Les McDonald on November 10, 2010, 09:07:09 PM: USAF 1965-1969
Aircraft Structural Repairman (Tin Bender)
Basic Training
Amarillo AFB (TX)--Shaw AFB (SC)--Ton Son Nhut AFB(Viet Nam)--Udorn AFB(Thailand)--Bunker Hill AFB(IN)--Beale AFB(CA)
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Post by: Randy Ryan on November 10, 2010, 09:12:55 PM: USAF 72-78
Aircraft Crew Chief
EB-57, F-106, B-52G
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Post by: Joe Mig on November 10, 2010, 09:39:40 PM: Thanks for the service guy's ! BW@
Well my Dad was a Sea-Be in WW II and absolutely loved aveation. (RIP)
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Post by: Lee Thiel on November 10, 2010, 09:57:32 PM: USAF 1962/1966
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Post by: Douglas Ames on November 10, 2010, 10:48:21 PM: USAF 1984-1988
Strategic Air Command
Crew Chief, KC-135A & Q models
RAF Fairford, UK
Plattsburgh AFB, NY
Operation "Eldorado Canyon" 1986
I miss Ronnie...
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Post by: Bill Adair on November 10, 2010, 10:54:46 PM: USAF 1955-1975 H^^

AF Missile Guidance Systems Technician, and Technical Instructor, various guided missile types. Retired Dec 75.

Electronics Technician, The Boeing Company, B-1 Bomber Inertial Navigation System Flight Testing, Lockheed C-141 Starlifter test aircraft, Holloman AFB, NM.

Engineering Aide, The Boeing Company, Seattle WA. Various missile and aircraft systems. B-1 Bomber Avionics Systems Integration Lab, B-52 Avionics (Upgrade) Integration Lab, SRAM II Avionics System Integration Lab, and several classified missile and aircraft test programs. Final assignment at Boeing was to the Boeing 777 Airliner Systems Integration Lab, and a short term loan to the International Space Station (ISS) program, at Johnson Space Flight Center, Houston, Tex. Retired from Boeing in 95.

My greatest respect to all who served in the military, are still serving, or have family serving. There is no greater gift than service to your country, and God bless all who gave their lives in defense of our freedom.

I proudly salute you, one and all.

Bill
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Post by: RC Storick on November 10, 2010, 11:06:39 PM: USN and proud to have served

1972
1974 VF124 NAS Mirimar
USN VF-211 Checkmates, CVA 64 USS Constellation, Pacific, until 1976

Accomplishments for VF 211 I designed the aircrafts paint scheme as I was a AMS Corrosion control specialist. Fancy name for a painter. I also designed the paint job for 1776-1976 bicentennial F14
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Post by: John Desrosiers on November 11, 2010, 06:14:07 AM: US> army. 1967 Korea (dmz)
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Post by: Allan Perret on November 11, 2010, 06:57:26 AM: USAF
1968 - 1972
Altus AFB, OK
Pneudraulics Tech.
C-141 & C-5A
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Post by: Clancy Arnold on November 11, 2010, 07:04:03 AM: US Air Force 1953 - 1957.
Radar Technician, Acting Shop Chief, Instrument Shop 1956 - 1957.

Civilian, US Naval Avionics Center 1957 - 1990.

Clancy
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Post by: Will Hinton on November 11, 2010, 07:14:18 AM: US Navy, 1958 - 1962
Petty officer second class
Avionics tech. VS 39
NAS Quonset Point, R.I./USS Essex

The more I look back at my Navy time, the more I cherish it and almost wish I had shipped over when I intended to.
God's best to all our former and present troops and especially those now serving in harm's way. We have the greatest country ever formed on the face of this earth.
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Post by: Bill Morell on November 11, 2010, 07:26:10 AM: US Navy 1970-1973 USS Manatee AO-58 Our claim to fame was 8 hrs of pumping black oil over the side off the California coast alongside President Nixons summer White House beach. While it covered the beach rather well it didn't go over very well.............

Viet Nam 1972-1973

And to all you pussies that burned your draft card or ran off to another country, I still salute you with my middle finger.
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Post by: Jim Oliver on November 11, 2010, 07:44:38 AM: No military service.....only a stint in the CAP, but I am humbled and honored to be able to associate with so many who have served in so many different ways.

Thanks for taking care of business for those of us that couldn't do it for ourselves.

Jim
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Post by: Gene O'Keefe on November 11, 2010, 08:05:33 AM: USMC Viet Nam '68 - '69

My gratitude to all ... past present and future
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Post by: afml on November 11, 2010, 09:08:26 AM: It bear's repeating:

In Flanders Fields
By: Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, MD (1872-1918)
Canadian Army

In Flanders Fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.

Have a great Veteran's Day guys and gals.
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Post by: Chuck Feldman on November 11, 2010, 09:21:56 AM: ;D !956 / 1960 4 years USAF 614th ACWRON

I was fortunate to serve my enlistment on Cherry Point MCAS, Havelock, NC Not many AF types got to do that.
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Post by: Dennis Holler on November 11, 2010, 09:31:23 AM: Me USN 1987-1993- MM2 Nuke-CVN-70 Carl Vinson 2MMR Chief Machinery Operator
My dad USN (Jerry Holler) 1962-1970- VA65 on both CVN65 and the Connie
My Grandad USN (Bud Holler) 1943-1945-AO58 Manattee--He had some chilling stories of manning deck guns against Kamakazie attacks...and like most vets he wouldn't talk about them to just anybody...
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Post by: Steve Scott on November 11, 2010, 09:33:23 AM: (http://home.comcast.net/~steve.scott8/images/FrancesSons.jpg)
A slice of Our Greatest Generation... The woman is my grandmother, Frances Scott (deceased 1962) who had to raise 2 boys as a single mom during the depths of the Great Depression. At one time, they had to seek shelter via a room in the county jail. Then she had to send her sons to war.

My dad (deceased 2001), shown on the left, enlisted in the US Army's 17th Airborne Division and served in England, Belgium and Germany during WWII. Transfered in 1947 to the USAF, he went on to serve many CONUS stations, Korea and Vietnam.

His older brother (deceased 2009) on the right, had enlisted in the US Marine Corps and served for 30 years, most notably with the Marine 1st Brigade, 2nd Marine Division and saw action in Guadacanal, Saipan, Okinawa and later, also Korea and Vietnam.

Both my wife and I served in peacetime and are immensely proud of the sacrifices those who served before us made.
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Post by: Glenn S. Davis on November 11, 2010, 09:37:30 AM: U. S. Army 1968-1969. Vietnam from 27Feb69-27Feb70. Fort Devens, MA 70-71.
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Post by: Bob Reeves on November 11, 2010, 09:40:35 AM: USN 62-66 VA216, sometimes aboard the USS Hancock out of Frisco sometimes at NAS Leemoor in central CAL. Plane Captan FJ-4's and A4D's, Avionics Technician. We launched the first carrier based air strike against North Vietnam but another boat got the credit because the admiral was abord. Can't remember which boat, might have been the Queerbarge errr.... Kearsarge
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Post by: Bill Hodges on November 11, 2010, 10:29:35 AM: U S Army Strategic Communications Command, Taipei, Taiwan. Nov 69-May 72.

Bill Hodges
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Post by: John Cralley on November 11, 2010, 10:50:33 AM: US Army of Occupation Germany 1954-1956 armored artillery. Still makes me a Korean Veteran go figure. :)
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Post by: Robert W on November 11, 2010, 11:28:42 AM: USAF from 1980 to 1990, Jet engine mechanic on F4 At George AFB, CA and Island, then onto KC135A and KC135Rs in Warner Robins AFB, GA.
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Post by: Robert Organ on November 11, 2010, 11:51:57 AM: USAF 1960-1964, Civilian contracter 1998-2001 U.S.S Inchon NS Ingleside
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Post by: Balsa Butcher on November 11, 2010, 12:01:32 PM: US Army OH-58 Scout Pilot - 1978-1983 - Stationed at Camp Casey in South Korea in 1979 when the president of South Korea was assasinated. Thought the balloon was going to go up that winter - glad it didn't. 8)
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Post by: Dick Byron on November 11, 2010, 12:27:22 PM: 1959 basic training Ft Benning. 1960 1st Cav alpha 15 Korea, 13th Trans Korea, flew to DMZ for peace talks. 1961 Ft Devans to Vietnam December 1961, Danang 1962 Soc Trang 62-63 Return to Ft Benning 11th Air Assault. Returned to Vietnam 1966 to 1967. Got out 1967. Fond memories of those that were left there. One of my barracks mates was number 167 killed in Jan 1963. A bad day at black rock. SSG E6.
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Post by: Martin Quartim on November 11, 2010, 03:39:44 PM: I thank the veterans who have bravely served to keep the world free and a better place for us to live. Also the active duty service man and woman who keep up the work all over the world.

Salute

Martin
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Post by: Juan Valentin on November 11, 2010, 03:42:47 PM: USAF 69-73 Aircraft mechanic F4D Phantom II 56FMS Macdill AFB 22TFS Bitburg AB USAFE
ANG 73-77 AC&W Radar Tech 140th AC&W Squadron Ramey PR
NAVY 76-2000 HF Transmitters Isabela Transmitter Site PR civilian under contract with Rockwell Iternational,dynalectron corp and BOEING North american
Juan Valentin
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Post by: FLOYD CARTER on November 11, 2010, 04:08:06 PM: USAF 1952-1956. Assigned to Security Service, working for the National
Security Agency (NSA) in Washington D.C.. Cryptography and Foreign Intel.

Floyd
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Post by: EddyR on November 11, 2010, 04:14:46 PM: US Army Special Forces, Captain 1961 1964. Nam,Laos ~^,Turkey, Germany. Civilian contractor to NSA for 30 years. :X
Ed
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Post by: Will Hinton on November 11, 2010, 04:55:26 PM: Hi Ty,
I see you were in NATTC Memphis in the late 70's - was the Navy Memphis Tailhooks model club still in existence then? I burned a lot of Missile Mist in '59 between the clubhouse/hobby shop and the little chapel next door on the south side! They were probably replaced by the time you served there.
Blessings,
Will
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Post by: builditright on November 11, 2010, 04:55:56 PM: Although I have never had the honor or priveledge of serving our Country, I do love and support our military both past and present .

That said, I would like to say thank you to all those men and women for standing in the gap for those of us Americans that did not, or in my case, could not take a stand for freedom, beit during times of peace or times in conflict.

I am especially thankful for the safe return of my son (Walter III) that did serve, and pray for the safe return of all our troops still in harms way.

In addition I am also thankful to those that took part in all the behind the scenes jobs making the tools needed to supply our military, we couldn't be as strong of a Country without them either.

Thank you to all and God Bless.
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Post by: Neal Beekman on November 11, 2010, 07:20:24 PM: United States Army Military Police 728 Bn. Korea, 1964 to 1966.
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Post by: George Waters on November 11, 2010, 07:29:44 PM: USAF 67-71 Amarillo afb Sheppard afb Norton afb t 29 Pleiku rvn 68-69 362 tews ec 47 Keesler afb 69-71 t29 d crew chief. Ther were tough times but it was also some the best exoeriences in life.
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Post by: Larry Fernandez on November 11, 2010, 09:11:50 PM: And to all you pussies that burned your draft card or ran off to another country, I still salute you with my middle finger.
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Well put Bill!!!!!!

Larry Fernandez ETR3
USN 1976-1980 U.S.S. Sperry (AS-12) Submarine Tender
Maintain and repair antenna systems aboard submarines of Submarine Squadron Three. What a great four years.

Larry, Buttafucco Stunt Team

La
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Post by: Norm Faith Jr. on November 11, 2010, 09:38:47 PM: My Father...Ssgt USAAF 1942-45, 8th AF, North Africa, Italy, P-38 Crew Chief.

Myself...Msgt USAF 1967-87, Aircraft Structural Repair Specialist, Fabrication Branch Chief, Quality Control, Dover, Dyess, Tachikawa, Okinawa, Thailand (Laos/Cambodia), Hurlburt, Eglin, Korea, Alaska, Clark, Guam, Blytheville, C-124, C-133, C-141, C-130, EC-130, AC-130, C-47, AC-47, C-46, AC-119, C-131, T-29, T-39, C-140, RB-57, C-118, C-54, OV-10, A1E, A1H, T-28, F-105, F-102, F-106, F-4, F-15, T-33, T-38, C-5A, AU-23, AU-24, U-10, CH3, HH53, CH34, HH-43, C-123, UH1N, OV-1, O1E, O2A, Vulcan, Victor, C-97, KC-97, KC-135, T-37, A-37, A-26, B-52D, B-52F, B-52G, B-52H. 8th AF.
I got a great big hug and a "thank you" from a lady I didn't even know, in front of our Applebee's this afternoon. To all of you that served, past and present...I salute you.
Norm
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Post by: Allen Goff on November 12, 2010, 04:55:13 AM: Father-in-law John was in the first wave on Omaha beach. My father Allen Sr. was in the Marines at Pearl Harbor,( aeronautical photographer on F4U's and P-38's) and took the picture's of the surrender at Wake and the pictures of the surrender on "Big Mo". (mom has the 1st print origanal of those pictures). My uncle Harry was a gunner on the B-17 Hells Angles (second to get 25 missions) and I served in Vietnam 65-66 with the Big Red 1. 155 & eight inch howitzer. Very proud to have served, and proud of the guys and gals who serve today.

FREEDOM ISN'T FREE.

Blessings
Allen
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Post by: LARRY RICE on November 12, 2010, 06:25:37 AM: 20 years:
USAF C-130 mechanic
US Army NG Missle Tech
US Army Res. Combat Medic
US Army Res. Dental Lab tech
Retired

Larry
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Post by: Zuriel Armstrong on November 12, 2010, 08:17:42 AM: Quote from: LARRY RICE on November 12, 2010, 06:25:37 AM
20 years:
USAF C-130 mechanic

Larry

Larry,

Where were you on C-130's? I was at Dyess from 79-84. I flew some control line with a fellow there for awhile.
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Post by: LARRY RICE on November 12, 2010, 08:50:17 AM: Hickam AFB 1965 - 1968
Flew first control line there - Scientific P-40 and designed my first plane there too. Well it was more of a push-pull car as it did not fly.

Larry
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Post by: Will Hinton on November 12, 2010, 09:10:33 AM: Hello Ty,
Thanks for the reply - many of our modelers were in the AM program on the north side, one was Daune Kassa, the 1958 senior B speed champ and he taught me a lot. What great times those were and what a great groundwork it laid for future times!
Blessings,
Will
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: Dennis Vander Kuur on November 12, 2010, 12:30:51 PM: What Is A Veteran?
A "Veteran" -- whether active duty, discharged, retired, or reserve -- is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to "The United States of America," for an amount of "up to, and including his life."

Served in Vietnam 1967-1968 based at Army air base Camp Holloway, Pleiku (Central Highlands)
119th Assault Helicopter Company (Crocs UH-1C gunships and Gators UH-1H slicks)
MOS(military occupation specialty) 67N2F: UH-1 Huey helicopter Crew chief/Door gunner
Combat Highlights:
(1) Battle for Hill 875. Flew in reinforcements/ammo/water for surrounded 173rd Airborne troops and pulled out wounded/dying/dead.
(2) Ho Chi Min Trail in Laos/Cambodia. Inserted and pulled out LRRPs (long range reconnaissance patrols) who called in B52 bomber strikes on hidden NVA convoys. Our company lost more choppers/men in the 2 months doing this than in 10 months in Vietnam.
(3) Tet Offensive. Started on my birthday. The NVA really didn't have to throw me such a big party with so many fireworks!

119th info at "The Legacy Of Valor" http://www.vhpamuseum.org/companies/119ahc/119ahc.shtml
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: Lester Nicholson on November 12, 2010, 01:22:53 PM: US Army 1967 t0 1970 Tank Mechanic 1971 to 1987 Air Traffic Controller. States, 'Nam, Okinawa, Germany, and Korea.
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: FLOYD CARTER on November 12, 2010, 01:27:26 PM: Ty. NSA has always been out in the open, more or less. You might be thinking of those nice folks at
Central Intel. (CIA). I worked for the CIA as a civilian, and I happen to be one of the very few with a Commendation letter from CIA! (that doesn't happen very often!)

Floyd
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: Balsa Butcher on November 12, 2010, 02:00:53 PM: As a side note to my service, in Korea (Camp Casey) is where I was re-introduced to C/L flying. Didn't have much time to build but managed to put together a Midwest ME-109 there. Still have the Enya .35 5224 it that was in it. Plane left in country. Flew on a ball diamond outside of the craft shop. 8)
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: Andrew Borgogna on November 12, 2010, 02:03:31 PM: USAF 65-68. Proud of my honorable discharge and proud of the work I did.
Andy
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Post by: bbaker on November 12, 2010, 02:37:35 PM: U.S. Navy 1977-1981 EM2
USS AJAX AR6 Rewind Shop
Also 6 months in Diego Garcia/Fantsy island
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: Dalton Hammett on November 12, 2010, 03:06:07 PM: Neat thread - I missed this one when it started

Served in AF 67 - 70 I believe
Father, Marvin G. Hammett was in the Army AirCorp in WWII, nose gunner in a B24
and my two sons Lee and Duane were Army and Air Force respectively

Dalton H>
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: mike hartung on November 12, 2010, 03:51:39 PM: Army; Viet Nam 69-70.
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: Dave Gardner on November 13, 2010, 08:03:13 PM: Well, Clancy was in there before me, but I had the requisite two year stint from Aug 1961-Aug 1963. US Army Corps of Engineers, MOS Refrigeration Specialist. Stationed in Presidio of San Francisco, ASCOM City, Korea and Korat, Thailand. Flew a Flite Streak with an OS 35 Max III in Korea on home brewed FAI fuel, with ingredients bought from locals! It ran....and I didn't ask any more questions.

Dave G.
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: rustler on November 14, 2010, 01:29:07 PM: Quote from: Allen Goff on November 12, 2010, 04:55:13 AM

FREEDOM ISN'T FREE.

Blessings Allen

I don't normally come in on political discussions, (and this is really more about people than politics) but I don't think I've ever seen this better put.
My appreciation and thanks to the guys who do and have done this job on our behalf.
Title: Re: Proud To Have Served
Post by: Phil Coopy on November 14, 2010, 05:29:15 PM: US NAVY 57-67.........DOD 67-94

Phil
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Post by: john e. holliday on November 14, 2010, 07:57:08 PM: I have finally got around to trying to catch up on the forum. I have to thank all the gentlemen and ladies that have served. Some had horror stories and some had good stories. It was hard watching my friends and class mates going off to do their tour of duty. I spent two days at the Armed Forces Building in Kansas City MISSOURI taking tests, being poked at and then told to go back to the farm. It was a downer as I was trying the Army and the guy behind the desk said I was 4F and not to try any of the other branches. Again my hats off to those who have served' H^^ H^^