ROLL CALL!

G.afternoon Ladies & gentlemen: Wanna join me for coffee or fresh limeade in the patio?

Naval ordnance

Mster horizontal bombardier, 11 mil average error

Bomb sight and auto pilot mech.

Guadalcanal campaign Aug 11, 1942 and on up to Japan, including old China.

I personally know every cottin pickin womanless island in the Pacific.

However, even so, those hairy butted jarheads still didn't
look interesting to me

After the war went to college for pre-med training, then off to the new USAF
flight training to become an officer.

Ever since I have been a bone fide tropical Tramp.

Don Jose de La Mancha
USAFaGentleman.webp
 

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G.afternoon Ladies & gentlemen: Wanna join me for coffee or fresh limeade in the patio?

Naval ordnance

Mster horizontal bombardier, 11 mil average error

Bomb sight and auto pilot mech.

Guadalcanal campaign Aug 11, 1942 and on up to Japan, including old China.

I personally know every cottin pickin womanless island in the Pacific.

However, even so, those hairy butted jarheads still didn't
look interesting to me

After the war went to college for pre-med training, then off to the new USAF
flight training to become an officer.

Ever since I have been a bone fide tropical Tramp.

Don Jose de La Mancha
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How about a newer pic, Tramp. I have an autographed pic of Abe Lincoln that's NEWER than that one!! Ha ha. TTC
 

United states Cub Scouts pack 141
Earned folowing badges
Wolf
Bear
Fox
and yellow and red beads
Retired.
 

USAR Ssgt. Retired 1985-2006
Basic - Ft. Dix Nj
AIT - Aberdeen Proving grounds, Md
Annual trainings throughout the U.S.
2003 Iraq Veteran
319th Eng. Co. Butler, Pa all 21 yrs.
Machinist
Heavy equipment op
Quarry Specialist
Retention Nco, ect,ect,ect. lololol
Miss my buddies and wearing the uniform !
 

USAR MSG retired 1963-2001 (had a couple of breaks in service due to civilian job)
Basic Ft. Gordon, GA
AIT Ft. Leonardwood, MO
Combat Demo Specialist w/25th Inf Div, 65th Engr Bn (combat)
1 tour in SVN at Dong Ba Thin (SF camp)
served in Field arty and communications in reserves
 

There's more Army dudes here than gyrenes, but we make more NOISE about ourselves! OORAH! TTC
 

US Navy

Boot- Great Lakes Illinois 1990
USS Lexington AVT-16 (Pensacola Fl)
Construction Mechanic A-school US Navy Seabees (port Hueneme Ca) "CAN DO"
NMCB-4 (Port Hueneme Ca home base)
Deployments to Puerto Rico and Adak Alaska
 

There's more Army dudes here than gyrenes, but we make more NOISE about ourselves! OORAH! TTC

You guys have to no one else wants to talk about ya! LOL

Just kidding I hold you jarheads in high honors. I would have went Marines but I knew with my big mouth I would have gotten dogged LOL Thanks for your service!!!!!

Former Peace Time Army Medic
 

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You guys have to no one else wants to talk about ya! LOL

Just kidding I hold you jarheads in high honors. I would have went Marines but I knew with my big mouth I would have gotten dogged LOL Thanks for your service!!!!!

Former Peace Time Army Medic
Thanks, Frank. TTC
 

Actually Terry, except for the ultimate sacrifice by some unknown gyrenes, I wouldn't be here to bug you Some day I will have to post about 'James Francis Pierce, corpman 3c' who I later found in 43 with his entire squad still in their foxholes in the Jungle. They are now buried in Arlington.

Don Jose de La Mancha
 

Actually Terry, except for the ultimate sacrifice by some unknown gyrenes, I wouldn't be here to bug you Some day I will have to post about 'James Francis Pierce, corpman 3c' who I later found in 43 with his entire squad still in their foxholes in the Jungle. They are now buried in Arlington.

Don Jose de La Mancha
Very sad. As a CAP commander, I recieved a metal for planning and executing 300 ambushes and patrols without an American fatality (around Tam Ky). We had some Viets die, one close enough to touch when he got it. That was during the Tét offensive of '68. ALOT of sh*t. But we made it. Sometimes I wonder how.... TTC
 

My hats off to ya Terry!! Semper Fi !
 

US Navy 1972 to1974 boot, great lakes A school philadelphia then on to USS Forresall for two years in the med
Was a hull teck or fireman.Worked out of the damage control shop,had a great job,whent to greese,Italy, spain, turky,
africa and france.Retired out 1974 with a bad injury to shoulder.
 

U.S. Army 1977-1988
Combat Engineer
OSUT Ft. Leonard Wood, MO.
326th Engr. Bn., 101st Airborne Ft. Campbell, KY 1977-1981
237th Engr. Bn., Heilbronn, Germany 1981-1984
326th Engr. Bn., 101st Airborne 1984-1986
547th Engr. Bn., Darmstadt, Germany 1986-1988

I've been around the Army all of my life. My Dad did 26 years and now I live about 15 minutes from Ft. Campbell. I'll always be military.
 

US Navy

Boot- Great Lakes Illinois 1990
USS Lexington AVT-16 (Pensacola Fl)
Construction Mechanic A-school US Navy Seabees (port Hueneme Ca) "CAN DO"
NMCB-4 (Port Hueneme Ca home base)
Deployments to Puerto Rico and Adak Alaska


Just knew I couldn't be the only "Bee" on here!

My journey started in early 1969 with Boot Camp in San Diego
Next was EO "A" School in Port Hueneme until Aug'69
Then was a year in Fallon,NV at the then NAAS until Sep1970
On to 13 months in the Aleutians on the island of Adak, Oct'70 - Oct'71
At this point I picked up MCB 10 on their return from Nam and home ported in Port Huneme,Ca., Nov'71 - Apr'72
Went with "Men of 10" to Rota, Spain and then went on a small detail to Todendorf, Germany, Apr'72 - Oct'72
Back to Hueneme for a few months until discharged in Dec'72
 

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