View Poll Results: What Branch or Branches have your served in?
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Branch of Service?
07-27-2008, 09:02 PM
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07-27-2008, 10:47 PM
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DTR Mom
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Location: hills of cali forn ya
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Army, the better working folks choice......
Army MP, didn't see another female during that the whole stint. 1978-1981
active duty for army National Guard 1981-1984 buffalo, NY 206th MPs
Fort McClellan, Fort Jackson, Fort Ord, Mannheim/West German assignment, Fort bragg for an extra 50 bucks a month to jump out of perfectly good airplanes. terrified of water, had to rappell out of a UH-1 copter. one month later Army said it was too hazardous and stopped that requirement.....
very nice to learn about what you can do when you think you've reached the limits....Vietnam guys are the best! saw a female drill sergeant one day for 'the talk' about women stuff. had all male Drill sergeants for the 13 gals in our company, shared quarters when respect still was around in society.
like having 220 brothers.... ahhh the good old days
active duty for army National Guard 1981-1984 buffalo, NY 206th MPs
Fort McClellan, Fort Jackson, Fort Ord, Mannheim/West German assignment, Fort bragg for an extra 50 bucks a month to jump out of perfectly good airplanes. terrified of water, had to rappell out of a UH-1 copter. one month later Army said it was too hazardous and stopped that requirement.....
very nice to learn about what you can do when you think you've reached the limits....Vietnam guys are the best! saw a female drill sergeant one day for 'the talk' about women stuff. had all male Drill sergeants for the 13 gals in our company, shared quarters when respect still was around in society.
like having 220 brothers.... ahhh the good old days
07-27-2008, 10:59 PM
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DTR 1st Sergeant
Having done so much active duty during the last 21+yrs, I am not sure I qualify as "reserve"... Have spent more time in different AOR's than a lot of active folks. Anyway, C-141 and KC-10 flying crew chief/pro super... currently 1st Sgt. My avitar is a photo on the ramp at Diego Garcia during operation Anaconda...
07-28-2008, 12:19 AM
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Was a contracted Army ROTC cadet, got hurt, had some reconstructive surgery. Hopefully by the time I finish my degree Ill be healed up enough to go the the Army reserves. Family military history(every generation) since 1862 Army Marines and Airforce.
07-28-2008, 11:53 AM
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Army, Aug 1972 to Sep 1996.
Tanker: 11E and 19E
Germany almost 14 years, with the 1st Ad and the 3rd AD
Ft Knox, Ky, 3 years a Drill Sergeant, 2 years teaching tanks
Ft Bliss with the 3d ACR
Ft Hood with the 2AD and the 4th ID
Hal
Tanker: 11E and 19E
Germany almost 14 years, with the 1st Ad and the 3rd AD
Ft Knox, Ky, 3 years a Drill Sergeant, 2 years teaching tanks
Ft Bliss with the 3d ACR
Ft Hood with the 2AD and the 4th ID
Hal
07-28-2008, 12:32 PM
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2003-08, 1A071 KC-135 Boom Operator
2008-2011, Still a 1 Alpha but working in the world of unmanned airplanes.
Not to many jobs in the civilian world that being a Boom Operator will transfer into. Thats why I went cutting edge.
2008-2011, Still a 1 Alpha but working in the world of unmanned airplanes.
Not to many jobs in the civilian world that being a Boom Operator will transfer into. Thats why I went cutting edge.
