USAF 1985-??

 

US Navy 89-95
USS Los Angeles Submarine SSN-688

Good experience but no way could have afforded the L. No regrets since it got me where I am today.

 

Pretty impressive group, as usual for veterans. Unfortunately I can't claim personal service, but I'm a brat by blood and marriage. Dad died as a Major US Army, following service in IIICTZ RVN Jan '66 - Mar '68. Father in law retired Major General US Army with service in RVN. Brother in law currently on active duty as a Major US Army, having received a well earned Silver Star in Desert Storm. My own personal biggest regret is that I never served. My grateful apreciation to all who have served our country.

 

U.S. Air Force, Lt. Col. F-4s, now desk jockey...... 1975 -? couple of more years should be enough to call it a career. Been there and done that.... too many T shirts now. Off we go into wild blue yonder



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5 years as an Infantry Officer 84-89 25th Infantry Division, Hawaii. Got out and went to law school. 92 - present, Army Jagc!!!

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2000 White Lightning
PSP chip
K&N filter with Big Mouth
4.10 gears
et 1/4 mi 13.5 w/out 4.10 gears
Retrax tannaux cover
Bedrug

 

7th Calvary Airborne
67-69
Viet Nam (14 mths.)
Enlisted
Medical Discharge (Mental), Purple Heart, Silver Cross.

 

Enlisted US Navy, 1957 at the age of 17. Sent to Electronics Technician school, and served aboard a destroyer for a year and change (Duncan DDR 874). Won fleet appointments to NROTC and Anapolis. Chose NROTC so I could chase women. Unfortunately, caught one, and had to drop out after my second year at UCAL Berkeley to support her and the little baby that mysteriously appeared. Worked out great ultimately, in that I had a wonderful 25 year career as an airline pilot.

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Sandy (Spider) Scott
Skydive69@msn.com
Apopka, Florida
99 White Lightning #2091 DOB 6-8-99
Airaid air box (S&B Filter) & Superchip
Kills:
Last 4 generation Mustang GT's (Including Cobra)
Audi S4
Dodge R/T



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US Navy 1961 - 1965
USS Shelton DD-790
Des Div 92
Far East Squadron 1962 - 1964

One of the best things I ever did. Great experience & many great friends.

Sure was glad to see "round eyed" girls after 3-years in the far east.

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Hey Snake....

Drop me a line at greg@noller.net.

I'm a retired Army E-9 (31 Zulu). 1971-1996

Germany 71-75
Ft Knox KY 75-78
Ft Gordon GA 78-81 (Drill Sergeant)
Korea 81-82 (2nd ID Camp Casey)
Ft Carson 82-85
Hunter AAF (Savannah GA) 85-89
Korea (Again!) 89-90
Ft Drum NY 90-91
Ft Bliss TX 91 (Sergeants Major Academy 6 Months)
Ft Hood TX 91-94
Ft Drum (Again) 94-96

I may have info for you on career (networking) opportunities. At least I can put you in touch with our HR Department. Go to http://www.kochcareers.com and look around. But drop me a line anyway.


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Greg
'96 Triumph Thunderbird
'99 Ford F150 XLT SC 5.4
'00 Lincoln LS8
Wichita

 

USMC 74-77, MOS 1811-Tanks M48 M60

I'm also a service brat, My father is a retired Mustanger/Major USMC.Semper Fi!!

 

Don't mean to sound mean but, most of you were in and out before I was even born. I feel so young. Military has made me grow up quickly.

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00 Black Lightning
No mods yet, just enjoying her stock for now!

 

US Navy 1961-1965
USS Bon Homme Richard CVA31
Da Nang, Viet Nam
All over the Far East, East Africa(ShellBack, some of you will understand.)

Loads of FUN!!! Loads of Heart Aches!!! If I stayed single a year longer would have made it a career. Been retired now.


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John Armstrong
2000 Red Lightning
** Chipped by Swanson Performance
** http://www.swansonperformance.com

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Well SVT-Snake, it takes many generations of us to cash the checks our dummy leaders write by getting us involved in so many wars. Those wars probably seemed like a good idea at the time. But now? Hmmm.

Now we see with Bill Clinton and Co. our military becoming sort of a Peace Corp With Guns or a Military Meals-On-Wheels.
Do we really need to have the US Army digging sewers in Haiti, as an example?

Look at another example. We have 260 million Americans defending, through NATO, 360 million rich Europeans against 160 million impoverished Russians. What's wrong with that picture? And, the list goes on and on.

And we got tens of thousands of people serving in the military who need Food Stamps to survive.

Sorry for the rant. Couldn't restrain myself.

 

I too was awaiting my fate in the outcome of the draft lottery. Never was even called for a physical. Thank you Vets

 

Amen...