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originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
U.S. Navy. Aircrew/AWV. SEACONRON VS-24 an S-3 Viking squadron. USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71). Last stationed in NAS Jax FL. I won't say exact dates, but it was in the 90s.

Always wamted to be on the floating city, fueled by a reactor

US Army 1995-2009 medically retired.
Airborne Infantry and been deployed all over

a reply to: gymbeau2000

Why would anybody jump out of a perfectly good airplane? LOL

5th Battalion of the 21st Infantry Regiment stationed at Ft. Ord with the 7th Infantry Division (Light). My MOS was 11H as a TOW missile crewman...The baddest-assed anti-tank missile ever created. As a part of the 7th ID we were assigned to the UN MFO mission which was a force of 24 countries deployed to the Sinai Desert to keep Israel & Egypt from attacking each other. I ETSed at E-4 in March of 1988.

a reply to: AnonymousRider

Gee wiz, nothing like putting yourself between a rock and a hard place. Glad you made it back in one piece.

a reply to: BennyHavensOh

Thanks. It was an odd mission.

Active Duty Air Force, 2011-2014
MN Air National Guard 2014-present.

U.S. Navy 1969-1978
P2,P3 Aircrew, SS1 & SS2
Instructor, Radar/Sonar and NATOPS evaluator.

Long live the USN

a reply to: and14263

Pfffft. I'm pretty sure I killed a jeep in basic training.
I'd never driven a stick let alone an army jeep.
The poor thing didn't stand a chance.

a reply to: charlyv

Arrrrgh, have you ever seen this one:

www.youtube.com...

a reply to: Shadowstalker

I didn't realize they had airplanes in Minnesota (LOL). Sorry, still getting over 23-6 at Michie. The horror, the horror....

US Army 7 1/2 years
32D Fixed Station Circuit Controller (MOS was later combined with the tactical communicators and became 31P).

The Military allowed me to live in the following wondeful states:

Georgia, Hawaii, Maryland, South Carolina, Virginia.

Many fond memories, a few bad ones. Nothing but respect for my fellow soldiers past, present and future.

USN 1983-1989 GSM Gas Turbine Systems Technician Mechanical

originally posted by: BennyHavensOh
a reply to: charlyv

Arrrrgh, have you ever seen this one:

www.youtube.com...

The Army is more than welcome to help keep those pesky nukes out of our waters. Need a cool vehicle though, perhaps we can lend you a few P8's !

a reply to: charlyv

Just friendly strife bro all in fun. Losing makes us stronger.

Not me but my dad, several uncles and many cousins all in WWII and Korean Wars. My 2 older brothers and more cousins in the Vietnam War. My oldest brother retired USMC and next to oldest was in the US Army.

a reply to: BennyHavensOh

Yea, I get it, and I think you do as well. My concern is that we are allowing the same scenarios that always mount up to an event that everyone regrets. ProActive is the point I make.. Re-Activate the key positions that we deemed important years ago. Once the SHTF, it is too late.

a reply to: charlyv

Unfortunately America seems to be always reactionary in it dealings with problems and the only way the government takes upfront measures is to attack its own citizens. The part of it all that is most disturbing to me is that the bulk of our military involvements seem to be aimed at establishing central banks where none existed before:

theeconomiccollapseblog.com...

always liked Andrew Jackson and for good reason for he claimed that his greatest success as president was that he killed the central bank. Perhaps that is why they now want to remove his portrait from the $20 bill and replace it with that of a slave, which we are all fast becoming.

a reply to: johnwick

I know EXACTLY where you got your reply from:

I laugh everytime I watch this
WARNING: Language

BTW Army, 91-98
76C, 94B
Ft Wainwright AK, 6ID
Ft Hood TX 1 CD
NYARNG

Cav Scout since 2011

Cheers!