Calling All Army Dawgies - When and Where did you go to Boot camp.

Hey I am Florida national guard. Was 9 years active as infantry then went to ft meclellin for MP school D 795. I have spent more time overseas in the guard that when I was active
 

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FT. SILL OK. AIT. 88. C BATTERY 3/22 FA. 31V10 .
 

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Fort Dix, NJ in '69 Many broke legs and drank "brasso" We sang we'll never see "71 when marching to tune of Johnny comes marching home. Could't use pepsi machine because motto was: "you got a lot to live" It was better than college ROTC but very serious as 300 flew away every 15 minutes. Drill Sgt. served me breakfast in bed for being expert with M16{a toy}. What a trip man. Then to Ft. Wood and Ben Harrison for AGC{Adjutant General Corps} school and met people from all over the world. Korea was my salvation and got a wife there. I often miss all my brothers.
 

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Hey I am Florida national guard. Was 9 years active as infantry then went to ft meclellin for MP school D 795. I have spent more time overseas in the guard that when I was active

Yea I hear that national guard gets deployed more then active.
 

In some cases yes it is true. But I think the days are coming to an end. With Iraq over and Afghanistan winding down deployments will ease up. My advise to you is maintain your PT and professional development. Attend every school you can. Learn you team leaders job now then learn your squad leaders and so on.
 

Basic 2003: Ft. Knox KY. E Co 2nd Bn. 46 Inf.

1st AIT 2003: Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD 44B welder.

2nd AIT 2008: Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Eglin AFB, FL.

Current: Retired outside Ft. Polk, LA.
 

In some cases yes it is true. But I think the days are coming to an end. With Iraq over and Afghanistan winding down deployments will ease up. My advise to you is maintain your PT and professional development. Attend every school you can. Learn you team leaders job now then learn your squad leaders and so on.

True, I plan on doing canine school.
 

Good luck with K-9 as an MP that is the hardest school to get a a slot for, and every body and their brother wants to go .
 

I don't know if I could do EOD lol K-9 was suppose to be an MOS but they cut it or whatever, was suppose to be 31K.
 

I've done some work with the K9 guys. Pretty cool job. Those dogs seem unpredictable though. They turn on the handlers pretty often.
 

Right now for MP K-9 is an identifyer of z6 MWD mil working dog. And yes some of the dogs are to say " timid" but do the job and they do it well. I have worked with EOD when deployed great bunch of guys. I always wanted to go EOD bit too old and too close to retirement
 

I can understand that. That 90lb bomb suit is no joke.
 

Basic at Fort Jackson, AIT at Edgewood Arsenal for 63W. Now its 91 something. Fort Irwin CA , then EOD School, back to Fort Irwin, Panama, Fort Gillem GA, Cape Canaveral FL, Fort Polk LA, Fort Lee VA, Fort Bliss TX, Currently in Yongsan Korea!
 

Officially WV National Guard now just graduated final rsp battle handoff, woohoo lol
 

I did basic at Ft Knox in 1994, AIT at Ft Gordon in 1995 in 2005 was selected for recruiter duty in 2007 converted over to be a recruiter till i retire currently at 18 years of service running a recruiting station in western colorado
 

I did basic at Ft Knox in 1994, AIT at Ft Gordon in 1995 in 2005 was selected for recruiter duty in 2007 converted over to be a recruiter till i retire currently at 18 years of service running a recruiting station in western colorado

I have some fond memories of good ole' Fort Gordon......
 

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