Veterans of the US Millitary Muster here! (Page 18): US ARMY 1982-88. MOS ( 91 bravo ) Medic. 81st arcom. Went many places and saw many things. Still serving vets, wounded solders, and...

etchersketch Loc: Florida

US ARMY 1982-88. MOS ( 91 bravo ) Medic. 81st arcom. Went many places and saw many things. Still serving vets, wounded solders, and others as a registered nurse...

etchersketch Loc: Florida

Our freedom is due to all that gave and are still giving right now. These are the REAL HERO'S IN THIS WORLD.

wkramer Loc: pa,northeast

Vietman,68-69,you all do not need to know what i did there,sometimes i don't either. But if bobmielke gets to read this,think of this the next time you post something as stupid as hate,,"Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result"...To my fellow vet,he will never know.

navyshutterbug

To each one of you who have served...THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.

I am the spouse of a recently (7/2009) retiree. His service includes:
Basic: Orlando FL 1989
USS Ticonderoga CG 47 1989-1993
NSSF Groton 1993-1994
Precom USS Robin MH 54 1994-1998
Naval Reserve Center Cape Girardeau MO 1998-2001
Fleet Logistics Support Squadron VR 46 2001-2004
EOD Group 2 2004
Maritime Forces Protection Command (MARFPCOM)/ Navy Expeditionary Combat Command 2004-2007
Fleet Forces Command 2007-2009

He continues to work with the Navy as a Civilian. This allows him to stay around the military even after retirement.

woody54895 Loc: NW Wisconsin

Had quarters at Schofield. The 25th Infantry Div had just been sent to Vietnam which opened up plenty of housing. We spent much of our free time touring the Island and swimming on the many different beaches.

Old Marine

United States Marine...57 to 69. MOS (Military Occupation Specialty...not mode of service 0848.

Overly Hackled Loc: Still in Siagon

wkramer wrote:

Vietman,68-69,you all do not need to know what i did there,sometimes i don't either. But if bobmielke gets to read this,think of this the next time you post something as stupid as hate,,"Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result"...To my fellow vet,he will never know.

"Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result"
Never heard it put that way but as soon as I read it I git a chill. Thats is a big ROGER COPY!
Peace to you Brother

English_Wolf Loc: Near Pensacola, FL

While of subject, this may cheer you up...

Just out of the press and sent by my wife...

. Sailors Setting the Example: According to Larry Kendrick, Pensacola International Airport Ambassador, on 25 Nov three Navy recruits fresh from Great Lakes arrived at the airport enroute to Naval Air Technical Training Center (NATTC) for training. A man in the terminal gave each of them a $100 bill, which they in turn provided to the USO donation box. The spirit of Thanksgiving was truly demonstrated by these young Sailors.

phishkillr Loc: Frostproof, Fl.

U.S.A.F. From 1962-1966 Stationed at Sheppard AFB for Jet Engine Mechanics. Then sent to Plattsberg, N.Y. with SAC, and the 8th AF. Plattsberg was next to the last bases to have the B-47. Also had 12 Atlas Missle Silo's.
Later I spent 20 years as a Paramedic, in Polk County Fl.

Bruce with a Canon Loc: Islip

71-78 Army, basic Ft Dix, AIT Ft Gordon Ga, Served 39 months 33d Signal Battalion Fort Richardson Alaska 3 years Fort Jackson SC.

Sam55

USAF 1965-1969 Air Force Communications service, Lindsey Air Force Base, Wiesbaden, Germany. Loved Europe, Then got sent to a remote communications site on a mountain top in Turkey. 1 Year on a mountain top and the winter conditions were considered Artic to say the least. By end of winter had over 14 feet of snow on the ground. Wasn't bad I thought, then in the summer boredom set in, and I realized that there were places you didn't really like. Enlistment ended and I came home to find that Vietnam era vets were not thought very highly of by the folks back home. Booy, what a slap in the face that was, still hurts. I am gald to see that attitude has changed towards present military personel.

troutcreek

It would be a delight and surprise to find some one from the 97th Div. WW2, 3rd Army,
Great if you are able to get around and use a camera. I am Squad leader " C" company 303 Infantry-- France,Germany Belgium, Czechoslovokia. Oh to have had a digital then! Gun shoot in ambush April 25,1945 Time in May 1943 out May !946.
Appreciate all the messages keep shooting.

Overly Hackled Loc: Still in Siagon

troutcreek wrote:

It would be a delight and surprise to find some one from the 97th Div. WW2, 3rd Army,
Great if you are able to get around and use a camera. I am Squad leader " C" company 303 Infantry-- France,Germany Belgium, Czechoslovokia. Oh to have had a digital then! Gun shoot in ambush April 25,1945 Time in May 1943 out May !946.
Appreciate all the messages keep shooting.

A heart felt thanks for your service in WWII. With out the courage and sacrifice of the Veterans of your generation ,our nation, the many blessings we have and our freedom would not be ours today. I salute you and those who served with you Sir

Bruce with a Canon Loc: Islip

oops forgot MOS 31M and 31L, communictions equipment repair, Sp5

hangman45 Loc: Hueytown Alabama

US Army 34th Engineer Battalion Fort Riley Kansas
1987 to 1991
Us Army Reserve 926th Engineer Birmingham Alabama
1985 to 1987
62E10 Heavy Construction Equipment Operator