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I have 22.5 yrs of service, and only 2 reenlistments. I reupped for 3yrs in the Army reserves, got a MRE for a bonus, repped in the Air Force reserves got a T-shirt for the bonus on that one.
 
USN 1965-1991. RD1, OS1, EWCS(SW), CWO3, LT

GLAKES Boot Camp 65
RD"A" 66
DE-1027 66-67
DDG-5 68-70
CLG-5 70-72
EW"A" 72-73
CVA-19 73-75
FF-1071 75-77
FTGPH 77-81
OCS June 6-9, 81 :barf:
CincPacFlt 81-82
FFG-9 82-86
NTTC Corry 86-89
CG-55 90-91
 
USN here.Engineman 3rd, Diver 1st class.73-77.Was on the Tender USS Proteus,Guam and the ASR USS Coucal.
After that I was in the USCG Reserves for about 6 years and a Merchant Marine Engineer.Spent more time at sea as a civilian but the pay sure was better...
 
Retired Special Agent, US Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID).

Carried my Gov't issue S&W Model 10 24/7 most of that time.

Wanted to retire with 20 yrs & 4 days, but we were having a little disagreement with the gentleman in Iraq at the time, so I had to stay for an extra 6 months, defending Atlanta with my .38 Special & 12 rounds.

Did a helluva job -- Not a single Iraqi got through! :neener: :neener: :neener:
 
USMC '94-'99, Sgt, 0231 Intelligence Specialist.

Marine Aircraft Group 36, Okinawa, Japan
13th Marine Expeditionary Unit, Camp Pendleton, CA

S/F

Farnham
 
Hell, I'll add my two cents.

USAF, '96-present 1N1, Imagery Analysis or whatever they call it these days.

96-99 Davis-Monthan AZ, 612 AIS
99-06 Beale AFB CA, 13 IS/548 IG
December 06...Osan, ROK here I come.

Gewehr...KC-135?

Ed
 
Guess it's time to chip in ...

USN from 1979 until a couple months ago ... even got the chance to put my boots on dry land and carry a gun in some cool (and hot) places. More'n twenty-six years of fun ... already missing the cameraderie and the action; where'd the years go?

Still have some fond recollections of Olongapo City, too ...
 
US Army 13F Forward Observer 81-04.
81-84 Kitzingen, Germany
84-89 Ft Ord, CA (Panama 3 times, Honduras twice)
89-91 Neu Ulm/Augsburg, Germany (Desert Shield and Storm)
91-95 Ft Drum, NY (Panama 3 times, Somalia, Haiti)
95-96 Camp Stanley, Korea
96-04 Ft Sill, OK (Korea 4 times)
04-Present Ft Sill, OK I'm still here working as a civil servant.
 
My Dad: USMC 1940-1952

Me: USMC 1971-1999, Retired Master Gunnery Sergeant

My Son: USMC 1983-1991

Plus 3 uncles and 1 great uncle (KIA @ Corregidor) served in the Marines.

One of my Dad's brothers retired from the USN as a CPO...he was always the odd one in the bunch.

My family has always believed in "doing our bit".
 
1999-2005, US Army Signal Corps, 31U (now 25U)
Dec 14, 2005-Present, Civvie, and loving it

Six years was enough for me, I guess I'll join jkswiss' PAPERCLIP group.
 
USN 1984-present

Currently a Senior Chief Helicopter Crewchief/Rescue Swimmer, mainly flying the H-3 and H-46.

I spent my first 3 glorious years of fleet time in Cubi Point, Philippines (Station Dito!:what: )
Spent most of the rest of the time split between Guam, Pensacola and San Diego.
 
Army. 1979-1983. Repaired HAWK anti-aircraft missile system. MOS 24L.

Hey, Gadsden! Another HAWKer on the board!

Myself:

Started out 11B (grunt)
Then went to 16D (IHAWK Missile Crewmember, aka Rail Ape)
Then to 24N (CHAPARRAL System Tech)

Total, almost 15 years.

Son:

Cannon cocker, string puller, and general bringer of the pain: USMC Artillery, C Btry, 1/12 Marines, 2001-2005.
 
Well lets see, Army 81-85 as a 19D-P4 (Scouts out)
USCG 87-91 motor killer(MK) Deep freeze 88 Solo Below, first time a ice breaker went to Antartica alone(the Polar Sea broke down on the trip down:scrutiny: Polar Star did it all:D )
 
USMC 1960/1964.

Parris Island
Camp Pendelton
Okinawa (Camp Swab, Floating battlion)
MCRD San Diego
1st Mar Div, 3rd Mar Div

It was a great ride!
 
81-92
US Army
95B10 Military Police
95C10 Corrections

Operation Just Cause (Panama)
Desert Shield/Storm

Ft. Mcclellon, ALA.
Ft. Riley,KS
Ft. Davis, Panama
Ft. Knox, KY

Of the troops, for the troops!
 
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