Who has Served?

Frank, SAME HERE ! with 1/6 also when I was attached to them for 5 months on deployment.

To your Direct Front ACTION!!!!!

S/F,
Ceya!
 
U.S Army '68-71

RVN '69-70
II Field Force Arty.
opcom to 25th Div.
Cu Chi,Tay Ninh,Dau Tieng
Lai Kei,
and more fire bases than I care to remember
 
Jay Maines "welcome home" ,I also carried a Randal model 14 attack. A great knife it's long ago retired and lives a quiet life in the safe. Also had a gerber mk 2 , gave that to my rto when I rotated home, he wanted a good knife because of a previous encounter in which he could have used one, but that's an old war story.... I will have to check out some of your work, can't have too many sharp thing's can we now. mjmcdowell
 
To all you guy's and gal's who served in RVN...... "Welcome Home" and to all others who are serving or have served, Thank you I appreciate what it is. mjmcdowell
 
U.S. Air Force (Oct. 96'-Present)
Aircraft Hydraulic Systems (So far...only F-16's)

96'-97' Texas(Basic Training/Tech School)
97'-01' Hill AFB, UT
01'-02' Kunsan AB, South Korea (Gotta love those Remote tours!)
02'-Present Back here on the 'Hill' in Utah.
Future...Hopefully this time next year, Fairchild AFB, WA (Survival School Instructor)!

To all those who served and still serve...I am grateful to you all and proud to consider you all my brothers and sisters!
 
BurkStar,

I started out in Yongsan working at the Eighth Army Comm Ctr from March of 73 to October (?), then I was transferred to Kimpo at the 4th Signal Group. I stayed there until early 75, when I went to Camp Coiner at the 257th Signal Company.

Then in May 78 - May 79, I was at I Corp HQ in Camp Red Cloud, Uijongbu.

Dean
 
u.s. army

active duty: june 86 - june 90
irr: june 90 - apr 01

wetsu :D
robert
 
US Army, 2001-2005, 98C
Ft Leonard Wood, MO, Basic Training
Goodfellow AFB, TX, AIT
CP Essayons, S. Korea

For all of you guys who served multiple tours here in Korea, I feel for you. 2 ID is still going strong in all of it's idiocy. That's one of the main reasons I'm getting out, because I will not come back to this place, and all of the evidence suggests that I would probably end up doing most of my time here.

And for those who have served and retired, thank you for defending in your time so I have the opportunity to now. It's not always very rewarding, but it is worthwhile. Thanks.
 
U.S.A.F. 1967 - 1990

Basic-Lackland AFB
Tech School-Sheppard AFB
Aircraft Mechanic - Webb AFB,TX, Phu Cat AB, RVN, Wurtsmith AFB, MI
Aircraft Maintenance Scheduler - K.I. Sawyer AFB, MI, Rhein Main AB,Germany,Davis Monthan AFB, AZ, Grand Forks AFB, ND
Air Force Recruiter - Green Bay, WI, Dearborn, MI

Thanks to all of you who have served, and a Special Thanks to all of you serving Now:)

Bouncer
 
Recently retired from the USAF after 25-years.

431 and 1T2. . .

Livin' Life ~ Full Throttle !
 
USMC, Active 1973-1978, Inactive reserve 1978-1980
Army National Guard, 10th Mountain 1986-1987.
 
USN 2-86 thru 2-90. Aviation Anti-Submarine Warfare Acoustic Operator, in Lockheed P-3 Orion Mod C.
 
U.S. Navy 1966 - 1970

Commander U.S. Naval Forces, Japan - Staff

Adak, Alaska

Regards,
FK
 
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