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Originally Posted By NCTacoma:
U.S. Army 2003-2008 Infantry 82d Airborne Division 3-325AIR & 2-508 PIR 2 deployments to Iraq 1 deployment to Afghanistan Awards- Combat Infantryman's Badge, Expert Infantryman's badge, Airborne Wings, Purple Heart, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Good Conduct, Afghanistan Campaign, Iraq Campaign,Overseas Service, NATO Medal. Airborne brother 
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"Tommy this an Tommy that'
an Tommy 'owes yer soul?"
"But it's the thin red line o heroes when the drums begin to roll."
"dying's for fools"
Charlie Sheen
an Tommy 'owes yer soul?"
"But it's the thin red line o heroes when the drums begin to roll."
"dying's for fools"
Charlie Sheen
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Originally Posted By nukldragr:
Originally Posted By nukldragr:
1989 Ft Benning 3/32 IN, Dco 1-507 Airborne school 1989-1993 Bco 3/505 PIR 82nd Airborne Div Ft Bragg NC (Panama JOTCII, Desert Sheild and Storm,JTF-Bravo Honduras) 1993-1995 Bco 2-87 IN 10th Mtn Div, Ft Drum NY. ( Haiti  )
1995-1998 Cco 2/325 AIR 82nd Airborne Div Ft Bragg NC (kobar towers get blown up, Yup! back in Saudi Arabia for Operation Desert Falcon  )
1998-1999 Aco 1/506th Korea  
1999-2001 Ft Polk La NCO Academy (PLDC INSTRUCTOR  )
2001-2002 Aco 2/503rd Camp Ederle Italy 173rd Airborne Brigade (  )
2002-2005 Bco 3/504 PIR 82nd Airborne Div Ft Bragg NC (Afgahnistan, Iraq......... again   )
2005-2007 Aco 2-19IN Ft benning Ga (Drill) 2007-present HHC BDE and Cco 2/504th PIR 82nd Airborne Div Ft Bragg NC (Iraq, Again in August) Fuck!!!!!!! here in Al Asad   Now in Afghanistan |
"Tommy this an Tommy that'
an Tommy 'owes yer soul?"
"But it's the thin red line o heroes when the drums begin to roll."
"dying's for fools"
Charlie Sheen
an Tommy 'owes yer soul?"
"But it's the thin red line o heroes when the drums begin to roll."
"dying's for fools"
Charlie Sheen
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USMCR 1992-2000
2/24 4th LAR 4th CEB Only time out of the country was 3 weeks in Norway, only time being shot at was by accident during CAX. Got out, then watched friends do multiple GWOT tours. Let a friend talk me into the VA ARNG. March 2010-present. So far just a 8 day hurricane mob, but have volunteered for OCONUS with no luck so far. |
“There comes a time in every man’s life when he is called upon to do something very special; something for which he and only he has the capabilities....what a pity if the moment would find him unprepared.” - Winston Churchill
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Originally Posted By Johnb40:
U.S. Army Fort Bragg North Carolina 06 June 83 to 30 December 08 U.S. Army Special Forces Leading Officer January 1984 – December 1990 Instructed over 1000 U.S. and foreign special operations troops in Water Borne Infiltration Techniques, indigenous troops during 1986 Drug Wars South America U.S Army Rangers Special Operations Team Commander January 1991- December 2008 Trained special operations teams during Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom Education •Operator Training Course •US Army Jump School •Special Forces Qualification Course •Special Forces Military Freefall Course •Special Operations Target Interdiction Course (SF Sniper School) •Airborne School •Infantry Advanced Individual Training •Jumpmaster School •Military Freefall Jumpmaster School •JFK warfare center •US Army Water Borne Infiltrations Course •US Army SERE With 8 operational work up for deployments I have attended a myriad of special operations courses that includes •CQB • Combat Swimmer • Air operations • Close air support • Personnel recovery • Medical • Intelligence • Reconnaissance • Military Operations in a Urban Environment • Weapons Courses • Cold weather training • Jungle, Desert, Mountain and Urban environmental training • Continuous instruction on high risk instructor management • Personnel Management • Joint Tactical Operations Center management Achievements •Bronze Star with ‘V’ device for actions in Panama •Joint Service Commendation medal with ‘V’ device for actions during Desert Storm •Defense Meritorious Service Medal •Meritorious Service Medal •Combat Infantryman's badge •Military Freefall Badge •Special Forces Tab •Ranger Tab •Airborne Tab •Mountain Tab •Master Training Specialist Wow! Staff can't wait for that DD214 so you can get your tank. (probably get like a gold one or something) |
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Originally Posted By Sylvan:
Originally Posted By Johnb40:
U.S. Army Fort Bragg North Carolina 06 June 83 to 30 December 08 U.S. Army Special Forces Leading Officer January 1984 – December 1990 Instructed over 1000 U.S. and foreign special operations troops in Water Borne Infiltration Techniques, indigenous troops during 1986 Drug Wars South America U.S Army Rangers Special Operations Team Commander January 1991- December 2008 Trained special operations teams during Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom Education •Operator Training Course •US Army Jump School •Special Forces Qualification Course •Special Forces Military Freefall Course •Special Operations Target Interdiction Course (SF Sniper School) •Airborne School •Infantry Advanced Individual Training •Jumpmaster School •Military Freefall Jumpmaster School •JFK warfare center •US Army Water Borne Infiltrations Course •US Army SERE With 8 operational work up for deployments I have attended a myriad of special operations courses that includes •CQB • Combat Swimmer • Air operations • Close air support • Personnel recovery • Medical • Intelligence • Reconnaissance • Military Operations in a Urban Environment • Weapons Courses • Cold weather training • Jungle, Desert, Mountain and Urban environmental training • Continuous instruction on high risk instructor management • Personnel Management • Joint Tactical Operations Center management Achievements •Bronze Star with ‘V’ device for actions in Panama •Joint Service Commendation medal with ‘V’ device for actions during Desert Storm •Defense Meritorious Service Medal •Meritorious Service Medal •Combat Infantryman's badge •Military Freefall Badge •Special Forces Tab •Ranger Tab •Airborne Tab •Mountain Tab •Master Training Specialist Wow! Staff can't wait for that DD214 so you can get your tank. (probably get like a gold one or something) It's kind of strange that this person has never returned? Usage Statistics Post Count: 2 Posts Per Day: 0 Last Login Date: 1/22/2012 5:14:23 AM EDT Last Post Date: 1/22/2012 4:12:01 AM EDT |
Member of NRA, GOA, VVMF. And a Nation WITHOUT a leader!
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USAF 2003-present
SSgt (E-5)––-(Hopefuly E-6 soon, test results in June) Jet Engine Mech Worked F16's and A-10's Only 2 Duty stations Cannon AFB, NM and now Davis-Monthan AFB, Tucson AZ Sept 8 2005-Jan 21 2006 I was in Balad Iraq Pretty sure I am going to do 20+ but still not sure. And thanks to everyone else who served and are serving. |
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U.S. Army
SGT Cavalry Scout Fort Knox, KY for OSUT Feb 08-June 08 Fort Bliss, TX 6-1 CAV, 1-1 AD June 08-Feb 12 ––did a tour from Nov 09- July 10 to Kirkuk, Iraq with them Camp Hovey, ROK 4-7 CAV, 1-2 ID Mar 12-Present Not sure about a career, but I am looking at going WO for Rotary wing pilot if anyone is or knows a WO3 or higher pilot for a recommendation... 
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Originally Posted By ARndog:
Not sure about a career, but I am looking at going WO for Rotary wing pilot if anyone is or knows a WO3 or higher pilot for a recommendation... I submitted a packet after being a UH-60 gunner for 6 months. DENIED
If I had been approved, I probably wouldn't have gotten out. I did know a SSG who made it though. |
“Be polite, be professional and have a plan to kill everyone you meet." - U.S. Military in Baghdad
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Originally Posted By slowboogie:
I was at Hovey in 83-84 HHC 1/38th INF our barracks were the last before the gate going out to Toko-Ri...the ville gotten any bigger? The "Horn" run still the ball buster, or did they knock down the mountain and put a fwy thru it?? Second to None! I'm not sure about the "Horn" or the ville getting bigger...just got here a couple weeks ago...I think the barracks going to Toko-Ri are the E-6 B's for 4-7 CAV now... |
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Currently on Active Duty USAF since SEP 2008
AFSC is 2A0X1S - Avionics Test Station and Aircraft Components I've been to: Lackland AFB, TX for basic Keesler AFB, Mississippi for 1st half of training Sheppard AFB, TX for 2nd half of training Aviano AB, Italy Deployed to Balad, Iraq and Al Udeid, Qatar. Been reading the forums for a while and finally joined up. |
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US Navy 1984 -1987 USS Reasoner FF 1063 1985 - 1987 (this ship is famous for being in the Navy video aka village people) Navy Reserves 1987 - 1989 US Navy 1989 - 1994 USS Caron DD970 - Had the privilege of being the first ship in the east coast to fire Tomahawks twice Navy Reserves 1995 - 2005 - Retired get to collect pay at age 60 Father Navy Mother Navy Both brothers Navy Sister Army Needless to say I hope one of my sons serves if not both. Had a great time in the Navy both active and reserve sometimes I wish I could still be doing it.
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USAF
TACP ROMAD/ETAC 1C4X1 '98-'00 Ft. Hood '00-'01 Camp Casey, KR '01-04 Ft. Drum My wife is active duty USCG, and we're currently in Kodiak, AK. She's assigned to the USCGC Alex Haley, and we'll be here until this winter or next summer. How do we get the tank? |
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Originally Posted By TerraPilot:
USAF TACP ROMAD/ETAC 1C4X1 '98-'00 Ft. Hood '00-'01 Camp Casey, KR '01-04 Ft. Drum My wife is active duty USCG, and we're currently in Kodiak, AK. She's assigned to the USCGC Alex Haley, and we'll be here until this winter or next summer. How do we get the tank? Hood, Casey, Drum USAF? Get Your Tank Here. |
Member of NRA, GOA, VVMF. And a Nation WITHOUT a leader!
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Originally Posted By skidman:
Originally Posted By TerraPilot:
USAF TACP ROMAD/ETAC 1C4X1 '98-'00 Ft. Hood '00-'01 Camp Casey, KR '01-04 Ft. Drum My wife is active duty USCG, and we're currently in Kodiak, AK. She's assigned to the USCGC Alex Haley, and we'll be here until this winter or next summer. How do we get the tank? Hood, Casey, Drum USAF? Get Your Tank Here. I'm assuming you're wondering why it's all Army installations and I'm USAF. ETACs (now JTAC) are ground forward air controllers and control CAS as well as fire support. We're an organic asset of the Army acting as a liason between the two branches, and we're assigned to almost all Army units from armored to SF. http://www.afsoc.af.mil/specialtactics/tacp/index.asp |
 Originally Posted By TerraPilot:
Originally Posted By skidman:
Originally Posted By TerraPilot:
USAF TACP ROMAD/ETAC 1C4X1 '98-'00 Ft. Hood '00-'01 Camp Casey, KR '01-04 Ft. Drum My wife is active duty USCG, and we're currently in Kodiak, AK. She's assigned to the USCGC Alex Haley, and we'll be here until this winter or next summer. How do we get the tank? Hood, Casey, Drum USAF? Get Your Tank Here. I'm assuming you're wondering why it's all Army installations and I'm USAF. ETACs (now JTAC) are ground forward air controllers and control CAS as well as fire support. We're an organic asset of the Army acting as a liason between the two branches, and we're assigned to almost all Army units from armored to SF. http://www.afsoc.af.mil/specialtactics/tacp/index.asp Okay, now I understand, we had forward air controllers when I served in Korea, I just wasn't aware of them serving at Fort Hood or Fort Drum. Thank you for your service. |
Member of NRA, GOA, VVMF. And a Nation WITHOUT a leader!
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`97 to `98 Navy Boot Camp (Great Mistakes) and associated schools
`98 to `98 USS Independence (CV-62) Yokosuka, Japan `98 to `02 USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) Yokosuka, Japan `02 to `05 NAF Misawa Japan (Flight Operations) Honorably Discharged `06 to `07 DoD Fire Academy, San Angelo, TX `06 to `10 MN Air National Guard, 148th F/W, Duluth, MN Honorably Discharged -Damien |
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US ARMY
Medically Seperated at 70% Specialist (E4) 25u Signal Support Systems Specialist (Commo) BCT - FT Jackson JULY 07 - SEPT 07 AIT - FT Gordon SEPT 07 - FEB 08 E co 369th SIG BN Ft Bliss - FEB 08 - MAR 08 HHC 4HBCT 1ST CAV reflagged 
Ft Bliss MAR 08 - AUG 10 HHC 4HBCT 1ST Armored OIF 9-10 APR 09 - MAR 10 FT Drum - AUG 10 - DEC 11 HHC 1-32 INF 3IBCT 10TH Mountain Medically seperated at Drum ( Honorable)  .
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Originally Posted By skidman:
Originally Posted By Sylvan:
Originally Posted By Johnb40:
U.S. Army Fort Bragg North Carolina 06 June 83 to 30 December 08 U.S. Army Special Forces Leading Officer January 1984 – December 1990 Instructed over 1000 U.S. and foreign special operations troops in Water Borne Infiltration Techniques, indigenous troops during 1986 Drug Wars South America U.S Army Rangers Special Operations Team Commander January 1991- December 2008 Trained special operations teams during Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom Education •Operator Training Course •US Army Jump School •Special Forces Qualification Course •Special Forces Military Freefall Course •Special Operations Target Interdiction Course (SF Sniper School) •Airborne School (mentions twice) •Infantry Advanced Individual Training OSUT? •Jumpmaster School •Military Freefall Jumpmaster School ? •JFK warfare center •US Army Water Borne Infiltrations Course •US Army SERE With 8 operational work up for deployments I have attended a myriad of special operations courses that includes •CQB • Combat Swimmer • Air operations • Close air support • Personnel recovery • Medical • Intelligence • Reconnaissance • Military Operations in a Urban Environment • Weapons Courses • Cold weather training • Jungle, Desert, Mountain and Urban environmental training • Continuous instruction on high risk instructor management • Personnel Management • Joint Tactical Operations Center management Achievements •Bronze Star with ‘V’ device for actions in Panama •Joint Service Commendation medal with ‘V’ device for actions during Desert Storm •Defense Meritorious Service Medal •Meritorious Service Medal •Combat Infantryman's badge •Military Freefall Badge •Special Forces Tab •Ranger Tab •Airborne Tab •Mountain Tab •Master Training Specialist Wow! Staff can't wait for that DD214 so you can get your tank. (probably get like a gold one or something) It's kind of strange that this person has never returned? Usage Statistics Post Count: 2 Posts Per Day: 0 Last Login Date: 1/22/2012 5:14:23 AM EDT Last Post Date: 1/22/2012 4:12:01 AM EDT I dont know what army he belonged to, but the airborne tab/ mountain tab belong to specific units they arn't worn for the hell of it. ie: 10 Mountain DIV 82 airborne 101(technically is air assualt now) etc |
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First post on this site, so I thought I'd introduce myself here.
USAF, Captain, 32E (Civil Engineer) 2003 - present Assignments: - McGuire AFB, NJ - Holloman AFB, NM - Aviano AB, Italy - Peterson AFB, CO Deployments: - FOB Mehtar Lam, Afghanistan - FOB Shindand, Afghanistan - Qatar Thanks to all who served or are currently serving. I'm honored and humbled to be among heroes. |
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1972 Basic and AIT Fort Knox
1972 HHC 3D Brigade, 3d Armored Division Friedberg Germany 1973 Co B, 2/34 Armor, Ft Carson, CO 1975 Co C, 3/68 Armor, Mannheim Germany 1979 Co C, 2/63 Armor, Ft Riley, KS 1983 Co C, 2/72 Armor and 4/7th Cav, Korea 1984 Co B, 1/63 Armor, Ft Riley, KS 1985 USA Readiness Group, Ft Douglas, UT 1989 Co C, 4/32 Armor, Kirchgoens, Germany 1991 HHT, 3/302 Cav, Lincoln, NB 1993 US Army Sergeants Major Academy, Ft Bliss, TX 1994 HHC, 1st Bde, 1st Infantry Div, Ft Riley, KS 1996 Retired |
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US Navy 2002-2008
USS Iwo Jima LHD-7, Deck 2nd Div, Jan 03-Jan 05 ––-Mar 03-Oct 03: Iraq, Albania, Afghanistan, Djibouti, Liberia (CO had a hard on for making Admiral) CID Corry, Pensacola, CTR A-school, Jan 05-Jun 05 NSGA Denver, changed to NIOC Colorado, Jun 05-Mar 06 Ft. Dix/Afghanistan, TF Spartan, 3-41 MI Btn, 10th Mtn., Apr 06-Dec 06 NIOC Colorado, Jan 07-Sep 08 Man those years went by fast. |
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85 :Basic, Fort Dix NJ
86 :52D AIT, Fort Belvior VA 86-87 :502 maintenance 2nd Armored Division, Fort Hood Texas. 87-88 :702 Maintenance 2nd Infantry Division, Camp Stanley Korea. 88-89 :31st ADA, Fort Hood Texas 89 :Sept ETS |
The world is run by "D" students.
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Marine Corps MOS: 0612 (Field Wireman) 2005-2006: MCRD Parris Island 2006-2007: MCB Camp Lejeune 2007-2008: Camp Al Taqaddum (OIF) 2008-2009: MCB Camp Lejeune 2006: PFC 2007: Lance Corporal 2008: Corporal Despite the MOS, I spent most of my time working in data systems.
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USMC 11/14/2011 MCRD Parris Island SC (boot) 03/20/2012 MCB Camp Geiger NC (MCT) 04/20/2012 Fort Belvoir VA (MOS School) 11/27/2012 MCB Camp Lejeune NC |
It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees
One must first be stripped clean. Freed of the false notions of self
One must first be stripped clean. Freed of the false notions of self
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Hello fellow vets!
US Army 11B2O 2005-2011. OIF March 2006-July 2007 (extended for surge 1, 17 months in country) Combat Infantry Badge, assorted commendations, service awards, etc. Rifleman, SDM and Automatic Rifleman. Currently a DoD security contractor working overseas. |
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US Air Force
90270/4N070 Medical Service Specialist (Medic) 1976 BMTS Lackland AFB, Tx 1976 - 1977 Technical Training Sheppard AFB, Tx 1977 - 1979 USAF Hospital KI Sawyer AFB, Mi 1979 - 1982 USAF Hospital Weisbaden, Germany 1982 - 1985 USAF Medical Center Lackland AFB, Tx 1985 - 1989 3554 Recruiting Sq Selfridge ANGB, Mi 1989 - 1998 USAF Hospital Andrews AFB, Md 1998 - 2000 43rd Med Gp Pope AFB, NC 2000 Retirement TDY's Wurtsmith AFB, Mi Mountain Home AFB, Id Langley AFB, Va Patrick AFB, Fl Brooks AFB, Tx McGuire AFB, NJ (X 2) Dover AFB, De Kirtland AFB, NM (X 2) Little Rock AFB, Ar RAF Little Rissington, England German Army Medic School Munich, W Germany Camp Bullis, Tx Davidsonville Comm Site, Md (X 5) Air Force Meritorious Service Medal (X 2) Air Force Commendation Medal (x 2) Air Force Good Conduct Medal (X 7) |
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US Air Force
1982 - 2004 Telecommunications Operations Specialist 82 - 85 Air Traffic Controller (RAPCON) 85 - 97 Airfield Management 97 - present I spent my entire active duty career, 22.5 years (with the exception of a year long hunting trip to Alaska) at Grand Forks AFB ND Deployed to; Bosnia (x2), Kuwait, Saudi, Germany, Korea, Iraq Spent 2.5 years in Afghanistan as a contract Airfield Manager Now a DoD Civilian Airfield Manager back at Grand Forks AFB ND |
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I thought I posted on this thread back around 2006-07, but I don't see it, and I don't even have my old account anymore. I went away for a few years (no I wasn't in jail) and when I got back, my account no longer exsisted.
Soooooooooooo, No Hero here, just a troop who has mostly good memories of the people I served with, and the times we had. U.S.Army 19K 83-87 Aco 3/33rd AR 3rd AD Gelnhausen Germany 4/8th Cav 3rd AD Troop E 153rd Cav FNG 87-89 |
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Originally Posted By Sylvan:
Originally Posted By Johnb40:
U.S. Army Fort Bragg North Carolina 06 June 83 to 30 December 08 U.S. Army Special Forces Leading Officer January 1984 – December 1990 Instructed over 1000 U.S. and foreign special operations troops in Water Borne Infiltration Techniques, indigenous troops during 1986 Drug Wars South America U.S Army Rangers Special Operations Team Commander January 1991- December 2008 Trained special operations teams during Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom Education •Operator Training Course •US Army Jump School •Special Forces Qualification Course •Special Forces Military Freefall Course •Special Operations Target Interdiction Course (SF Sniper School) •Airborne School •Infantry Advanced Individual Training •Jumpmaster School •Military Freefall Jumpmaster School •JFK warfare center •US Army Water Borne Infiltrations Course •US Army SERE With 8 operational work up for deployments I have attended a myriad of special operations courses that includes •CQB • Combat Swimmer • Air operations • Close air support • Personnel recovery • Medical • Intelligence • Reconnaissance • Military Operations in a Urban Environment • Weapons Courses • Cold weather training • Jungle, Desert, Mountain and Urban environmental training • Continuous instruction on high risk instructor management • Personnel Management • Joint Tactical Operations Center management Achievements •Bronze Star with ‘V’ device for actions in Panama •Joint Service Commendation medal with ‘V’ device for actions during Desert Storm •Defense Meritorious Service Medal •Meritorious Service Medal •Combat Infantryman's badge •Military Freefall Badge •Special Forces Tab •Ranger Tab •Airborne Tab •Mountain Tab •Master Training Specialist Wow! Staff can't wait for that DD214 so you can get your tank. (probably get like a gold one or something) Mountain Tab?????? He fucked a fat chick? who is this Super dude? |
"Tommy this an Tommy that'
an Tommy 'owes yer soul?"
"But it's the thin red line o heroes when the drums begin to roll."
si odi crustum digni morir
"dying's for fools"
Charlie Sheen
an Tommy 'owes yer soul?"
"But it's the thin red line o heroes when the drums begin to roll."
si odi crustum digni morir
"dying's for fools"
Charlie Sheen
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US Navy Chief Petty Officer
1997-Present NAS JRB New Orleans (P-3 Avionics Tech) NAS Jacksonville (C-40 Avionics Tech) GTMO Cuba (Guard Commander Detainee Ops) NAS JRB Fort Worth x2 (C-40 Quality Assurance Sup / Division Chief) Not to mention the all the various Detachments I have been on all over the world. I managed to visit every continent except Antarctica can't say I'm upset about that one. |
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USAF Security Forces: 1999-2012
Stationed at Barksdale AFB Spangdahlem AB Cannon AFB Grand Forks AFB Was medically separated due to an injury to my back while deployed in Iraq. My father served in WWII and Korea. Was Army for 14 years then crossed over to AF in 1947 and retired in 1956. Member of the NRA and VFW. |