Veterans!

US ARMY
1990-1997
19D Cavalry Scout/ Forward Recon
Fort Knox, Kentucky
Desert Storm
 
United States Navy
1963 to 1966
Radioman onboard the U.S.S. Boston, CAG-1.
Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea.
 
Coast Guard
1964>1977
Aerographers Mate (weather)/Radarman

Bill
 
Army
1983-1987
2nd Armored Division/ Ft Hood Texas
63d Self Propelled Artillery Mechanic

Army Reserves
1987-1994
169th Maint. Division/Ft Drum NY
63B Wheeled vehical Mechanic


To All my Military Brothern THANK YOU for your service!
 
USN 1968-1972
Air Traffic Control
Ground Control Approach Specialist

Served aboard:
USS Essex CVS-9
Barbers Point Naval Air Station

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US ARMY 1970-1971
Helicoptor mechanic
335 Trans. Co, Chu Li, Vietnam
 
Just want to say thanks to all our veterans past, present and future for preserving our freedoms, ensuring our safety and standing up for this coutry and it's people. You truly are America's heroes :xyxthumbs:
 
USMC - 1998-2002
2531/0621 - Field Radio Operator
8531 - Primary Marksmanship Instructor

WVANG - 2004-Present
2E2x1 - Computer, Network, Cryptographic, Switching Systems
3C0x1 - Computer Systems Operations
3D0x1 - Knowledge Operations Management (Information Security)


Happy Veterans Day

[video=youtube_share;zPFAna-UNhU"]Veterans Day Tribute 2011 - YouTube[/video]
 
USN
Data Systems Tech (converted to Electronics Tech & Fire Control Tech)
1991-1997
USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72 based in Alameda CA then Everett WA
I was a Data Systems Tech from 73-81. Was surprised they killed the rate. My last 4 years the Navy paid me E-6 to get an Electrical Engineering degree from Auburn. Served the rest of my career as a Nuclear submarine line officer.
 
US Army
Ft.Sill Ok.
1970-71
226th Light Maintence (welder)/593rd Engineers(cook)
 
USMC
2511- field wireman
3rd Mar Div, FLSG B
Chu Lai, Vietnam
1968-1969
 
US Army 68 - 69 (Mekong Delta, Viet Nam)
US Army Reserve 78 - 86 (platoon Sgt, Acting field 1st Sgt)

12 A 10 (Combat Engineer)
62 B 30 (Senior Engineer Equipment Mechanic)

Staff Sgt

To all vets and currently serving, Thank You. To non-vets, thanks for your support.

God Bless America!
 
Freedom isn’t free…

To all of our veterans, past and present (all of our heroes); There are simply no words to adequately describe the level of appreciation for those of you who have sacrificed so much. God bless each and every one of you and your families! You defend our freedom by putting your lives on the line. Many have paid the ultimate price for our freedom. Many have suffered unspeakable things, and many have sacrificed more than we will ever know. You defend our country and make enormous sacrifices so that we can all be safe and secure here at home, so that we all can be free!!! (Freedom isn’t free). Thank you for all that you have done, and thank you for all that you do…Thank you!!!
 
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