Military Service Roll Call?

[Xavier]

I thought it might be interesting to have a roll call of sorts of those who have served in any branch of the Military. I'll start it off.

U.S. Navy 1964 - 1968
Great Lakes, IL Boot Camp
Great Lakes, IL Class "A" School
U.S.S. Plymouth Rock LSD-29

[collie1228]

U.S. Navy 1968 - 1972
Great Lakes, IL Boot Camp
A-6 Intruder Training Squadron VA-128, NAS Whidbey Island, WA
U.S. Naval Justice School, Newport, RI
USS Kitty Hawk (CVA-63) (turned 21 on deployment - Yankee Station, Vietnam)
U.S. Naval Destroyer School, Newport, RI

Wish I could do it all again - wouldn't change a thing.

[GomerPyle]

U.S. Army 1965 - 1968
Fort Dix, NJ - Boot Camp
Fort Monmouth, NJ - Tech School - Computer Ops
Fort Belvoir, VA - Computer Operator - IBM 360/370
Pentagon - DIA - Computer Operator - Top Secret

[Chopper]

US Army, 1959 - 1962
Basic Training - Ft. Leonard Wood, MO
Cooks & Bakers School - Ft. Leonard Wood, MO
Stationed at Ft. Niagara, NY; Camp Drum, NY and Ft. Dix, NJ

When the troops ate liver, I'd fix myself a steak!

[michaelkir]

USMC
Vietnam, Que Shan Mountains, Charlie Ridge, Dodge City, DaNang Rocket belt

[Talk Host]

Marine Corps

[dgammon6]

National Guard

[skip0358]

US ARMY 5/68-5/70
Boot Camp Fort Jackson
AIT Fort Jackson
MP School Panama Canal Zone
Southern Comand Hdqtrs Quarry Heights Panama Canal

[swrinfla]

Just back from the ceremonies at The Villages Memorial Park. Always a good show. :bowdown:

U.S.Army 1959-1988.
Drafted. Basic training at Fort Leonard Wood in the middle of winter = Bah!
OJT as cadre to newly formed HQ unit 6th Artillery Group at Fort Bliss, TX.
My sergeant there - a crusty old Master Sergeant who'd been around since "Christ wore knee pants" and knew everyone "worth knowing" in the chain of command - made sure that my required Reserve time be spent as a commissioned officer.
So, my first two week summer camp at Camp McCoy, WI, at the end of July 1962. I became hooked and served in a variety of Army Reserve units, including a two-star headquarters command until 1978.
Went on full-time active duty as AGR (Army-Guard Reserve) for six years right at home in St. Louis.
Retired as Lieutenant Colonel, USAR. Receive just over 11 years' active duty retirement pay, which helps me afford all my travel!
Wouldn't have missed it for the world. And, when I meet with officers who actually served "in the trenches," I can't match their stories, but have some weird ones of my own!

SWR
:beer3:

[starflyte1]

My husband was in the 8th Air Force during WWII, flying B-17s over Germany, out of England. I am very fortunate to still have him at age 86.

[Yoda]

Air Force

[Bucco]

US Navy 1957-63
Radioman

Pentagon
Adak Alaska
Treasure Island

[getdul981]

US Army 1967-1969

Infantry - need I say more?

[chuckinca]

US Army 7/64 - 6/67

Ft Knox, KY E/8/3 Basic
Ft Dix, NJ AIT Infantry

7 day troop ship cruise in North Atlantic in December to Breman, Germany
3rd Squadron, 7th Cavalry, 3rd Infantry Division Schweinfurt, Germany. Assigned to Chopper assault unit, no pilots (all sent to Vietnam), reassigned to Squadron HQ as S-1 clerk (thanks to 9th grade typing teacher Mr Eckert)

Volunteered for Vietnam
Assigned to MACV (Military Assistance Command Vietnam) as infantry advisor to ARVN (Army of Viet Nam)
Reassigned as clerk in MACV HQ J12 Division (Personnel Management) in Saigon just prior to deployment to 4 man advisory team in jungle. Our office (one room) had 2 Cols, 21 Lt Cols (yes, twenty-one), 2 Majors, and a GS16. All service branches except Coast Guard were represented (even had a Navy Commander who was a fighter pilot). Top Secret Clearance.

(on our compound, MACV-3 in Cholon, Major Generals and below were not saluted because of the numerous officer types)


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[BobKat1]

USAF '65-'69.

Texas (2 bases), Langley AFB VA, Albrook AFB Panama Canal Zone, Altus AFB Oklahoma.

[schotzyb]

US Navy 1968-1972
Great Lakes, Ill Boot Camp
USS Jonas Ingram DD938 -Docked at Mayport Fla.
USS Power DD839 - Docked at Mayport Fla.

[gwscott]

US ARMY 82 Airborn

[gwscott]

US ARMY 1961 to 1965 Basic Ft Dix Jump school Ft. Benning Stationed Korea and California

[blaZen]

U.S. Navy 1960-1964
USS Richard E. Kraus
USS Newport News

[RichieLion]

U.S. Army '69 - '71

Vietnam '70 - '71; 2/8 Infantry, 4th Div.; Pleiku and An Khe in the Central Highlands

[Shimpy]

U.S. Naval Security Group Edzell Scotland, 1963 to 1965

[logdog]

Usaf 1971-2001

[nkrifats]

U S Navy 1965 - 1989
Great Lakes
Glynco, GA
U S S Saratoga
Atsugi, Japan.
Imperial Beach, Ca
Adak, Alaska
North Island, CA
Mare Island, CA
U S S Macdonough
FTU Mayport, FL
USS Deyo.

Was time to retire when I was aboard the Deyo.

[Paulm47]

US Army Military Police, 1968-1970, Germany and Republic of Vietnam.

[otherbruddaDarrell]

Air Force 1967-1974

Lackland Trng Ctr, San Antonio, Texas
Edwards AFB, Mojave desert,California
Udorn Royal Thai Air base, Thailand
Mather AFB, Sacremento California
Utupao AFB, Thailand
Grissom AFB, Indiana

You can tell you are getting old when some of the airplanes you serviced have been in the Wright-Patterson AF museum for many years.

[batman911]

U. S. Navy Submarine Service 1966-1998

[tankdvr1950]

US Army ROTC....Northeastern University, Boston, MA....1968-73
Comissioned US Army, Ft Bragg, NC, 3 Aug 73
NYARNG, 1973-1996
Retired, NYARNG 1996
Retired US Army 15 May 10, LTC

[homeball]

US NAVY

Boot Camp: Naval Training Center, Orlando, FL

Post Boot Camp Training: Communications Yeoman School, Norfolk VA

Active Duty: US Naval Communications Station, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 1969 & 1970. Top Secret Clearance.

Active Naval Reserve: 1971 - 1974

-Dave W-

[yobeano]

USMC
68-70
Vietnam 69-70
Marble Mountain outside Danang

[rjn5656]

Air Force 71-75
SanAntonio, Texas
Anchorage, Alaska
Spokane, Washington
Walla Walla, Washington
Bellechaise, Lousiana

Best time of my life! Many great people I was able to meet and get to know.

[tom60]

US army 1964-1967
basic was at ft knox
spent last 1 and 1/2 years working in personnel at 97th ordinance bde hq in kaiserslautern germany. Great duty over there.

[mrbillmidlo]

US Army 66-69
ROTC Summer Camp - Indiantown Gap Mir Res (PA)
QMC Basic Off course - Ft Lee, VA
NAVCOSSACT computer school, Washington Navy Yard
CINCPAC, Camp Smith, Hawaii
followed by 25 years as an Army civilian employee at FSTC (now NGIC) - Charlottesville, VA

[kb8tpw]

Completed 49 years, 7 months, 23 days of continuous service to the Air Force on the 7th of May, just a week prior to heading to the Villages where we have been all of two weeks. Enlisted in September of 1960 and retired as a Chief Master Sergeant in 1986, went to work the following day as a Civil Servant, retiring in December 2001, and again, the following day went to work as a Contractor on an AF contract until last month when I quit work on the 7th of May and the 14th the moving van was "Villages bound'. I started in personnel and the last 2/3s in Logistics Plans in too many places to mention. Spent the Cuban crisis here in Florida at Macdill AFB and the Vietnam era found me at Tan Son Nhut AB.

[The Great Fumar]

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE.
53-57
STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND
AIR MATERIAL COMM.-attached AEC
Sampson
parks
Bealle
Ellsworth
Westover
Limestone
Goosebay
and some parts that will remain nameless.....

AS YOU WERE , SMOKE IF YOU'VE GOTTEM , I'LL BE IN THE AREA ALL DAY.......
FUMAR

[bkcunningham1]

My husband was in the US Army 1976-79 active. Took basic in Ft. Knox, stationed in Ft. Meade and then on to Schwaback, Germany. Then the Reserves for many years. He was a 52 D generator specialist.

My 91-year-old father was in the Army Air Corps during WWII and was part of the great 93rd Bombardment Group better known as Ted's Flying Circus.

My two brother-in-laws served during the Vietnam War. One was in the Army. The other, a Marine, was a POW and given a Purple Heart.

Thank you and God Bless each of you here who allow me the privilege and freedom to post my views and opinions on this forum in this great country. Your service and the service of your loved ones fills my eyes with tears of pride.

[Bryan]

UNITED STATES ARMY (Signal Corps)
Active Duty - 1967 - 1982
Connecticut National Guard - 1982 - 1986
U.S. Army Reserves - 1986 - 1995
U.S. Army Inactive Reserves - 1995 - 2004
Retired - 2004 with over 37 years o credited service

[BUC]

U.S. Navy (SEABEES) 1970 Thru 1990

Stationed:
Beach Master Unit 1
Naval Moble Construction Battalion 4 (3 Times)
31st Naval Construction Regiment
Naval Construction Unit 405
Naval Support Unit State Dept.
Naval Station Adak, ALaska

Retired in 1990

[BUC]

I retired a Builder Chief Petty Officer (BUC)

[mastercast]

US Navy 1962-1965

Great Lakes Training Center

USS Essex CVS-9

[nkrifats]

I retired a Builder Chief Petty Officer (BUC)

Retired Data Systems Chief Petty Officer (DSC)

[jblum8156]

My uncle, born in 1900, served in both WW 1 and 2. He fought in France in WW1. In WW2 he was a master sergeant in the Quartermasters Corps and after the war he continued as a civilian employee at Bellewood in Richmond, Va. until he retired. He died in 1989.

[billethkid]

the U.S. Army 1959 - 1961
Basic and advanced training at Ft. Benning, Ga.
Fire direction controller for light artillary
Stationed Bamberg, Germany

btk

[Boomer]

Mr. Boomer was in the Army.

US Army Special Forces (1st Group)

1970-1973

Okinawa
Philippines
Thailand
Taiwan

- - - - - - -

Boomer

[jmitchell]

My huband, Mike, attended military school since he was 12 (his mother died of breast cancer and his father traveled for work so both he and his brother were sent to military boarding school. He then attended the US Naval Academy "GO NAVY" After graduation he became a Marine. 1973 -1998.

[memason]

US Army 1969 ~ 1972

Basic Training - Ft. Bragg, NC
Advanced Training- Ft Meade, Maryland (63B20 Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic)
Grafenwoehr, Germany (32nd Air Defense Command)
Wurzburg, Germany (HQ 69th Artillery Group, 32nd ADCOM)

[GMONEY]

U.S.M.C 1982 thru 1993

Parris Island, S.C. 3RD Batt
MCAS Cherry Point, NC
MCAS Iwakuni, Japan
MCB Camp Pendleton, CA for 8 great years,, Fun in the SUN!!
USS Tarawa and Abu Dahbi, Bahrain,
Al Jubayl serving in Gulf War 1991.

Thats all folks,,

[DENNIS G]

Tennessee National Guard Nov 1956-Oct 1958

US Air Force Oct 1958-Nov 1978

US Air Force (Civil Service) Dec 1978-Apr 1980

US Army (Civil Service) Apr 1980-Oct 1995

Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii, Kansas, So Carolina, Texas, and Wisconsin

Turkey, England, Germany, Azores, Bermuda, Phillipines, Viet Nam, Thailand,

Japan, and Spain

[TomW]

Army National Guard
1971-1991

[Army Guy]

Army, 1977 and still serving.

Army Guy

[eremite06]

USN 68-72
Great Lakes,Ill., 1st Platoon Leader, Co. Honorman
Quartermaster "A" School, Newport, R.I.
USS Ozark MCS-2, Charleston, SC
USS Farragut DLG-6, Plankowner, Recommissioning Phila.,Pa.
USS Barry DD-933, Newport, R.I.






"Turn to, whips!" "Muster on the grinder" "Nuts to butts" "Toe to heel":boom:

[J & J plus M]

U.S.A.F. 1964 - 1968 Strategic Air Command

Lakland AFB, Tx Basic Training 1964

Shepard AFB, Tx Tech School 1964 - 1965

Biggs AFB, Tx 1965 - 1966

Torrejon AFB, Spain 1966-1968

[zcaveman]

USMC 1961-1966

Boot Camp - Platoon 130, Parris Island, SC
ITR - Camp Geiger (Camp Lejeune) - Jacksonville, NC
Avionics Training - MAD - NAS Millington, Tn
VMF (AW) 235 - F8 Crusader - MCAS Beaufort, SC - Far East Cruise (Atsugi, Japan, Naha, Okinawa, Ping Tung, Taiwan)
VMT-1 - TF-9J Cougar, MCAS Cherry Point, NC
H&MS 14 - T2V and C-47 maintenance - MCAS Cherry Point, NC
VMA-332 - A4 Skyhawk, MCAS Cherry point, NC and Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico
VMA-142 - A4 Skyhawk, NAS Jacksonville, Fl - reserve outfit for one year after I got out of regular service

Good times - good memories - great friends for life.

Semper Fi!!

Z

[Coconuts]

United States Air Force Nurse Corps 1975-1977
Shepard AFB Texas
Columbus AFB Mississippi
My Grandfather fought in WWI, my Father was a gunner's mate in the Navy in WWII. My son Michael is an Iraq war veteran. It's not a career in our family. Just something we do because it's right.

[another Linda]

Iraq era --
son: Army Medical Corps

Viet Nam era --
me: Army Nurse Corps
husband: Army Medical Corps

WWII era --
mother: Red Cross
father: Army
great aunt: precursor to Army Nurse Corps

WWI era --
same great aunt: Bellvue Hosp Army Expeditionary Force

Like Coconuts, no careers, but a good family tradition

[larrydube]

1969 - 1972 US Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Sill
Duc Pho, Vietnam - 6/11 FA Americal Division

Ft. Sill Teacher at FA Gunnery School

1972-1973 New Hampshire National Guard

1990 - 2004 New Hampshire National Guard

2004-2005 - Umm Qsar, Iraq (oldest guy from NH to go age 58)

2006 - 2007 New Hampshire National Guard.

[Minnesotalyn]

My husband was in the Navy 1970-74
Boot Camp, San Diego, Ca.

Henry B Wilson, 1970-72
Uss Enterprise, 1972-74

[Campbell soup]

US Air Force
1971 -1976

[afbob]

Lackland AFB 1968
Chanute AFB IL 1968-1974
RAF Upper Heyford UK 1974-1977
Dover AFB DE 1977-1980
Mather AFB 1980-1983
Randolph AFB TX 1983-1990

[sands]

My husband is a retired Air Force captain. My sincere respect and appreciation to all who have served -- thank you! "Land of the free" because of the brave.

[brostholder]

US Army 1968 to 1971
Basic Training-Ft. Jackson S.C. up on tank hill by drag ass hill
AIT-Ft. Holabird, Md.
Long Than North VietNam 1969-1970 1st Aviation Battalion, 73rd SAC
HQCoCONTIC Ft. Bragg, Ga.

[chuckinca]

U were stationed in North Vietnam?



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[taylor111947]

My husband was in the US Army (1967-1969) where he served in Vietnam as a Forward Observer and was awarded the Bronze Star. He survived unharmed only to pass away last year from non-Hodgkins Lymphoma which the VA has classified as a service-related disability because of exposure to Agent Orange. We had 32 years together never even imagining something like this could happen 40 years later.

[redwitch]

Father: U.S. Army 1942-65 1 Army Soldiers Medal - Heroism; 3 Purple Hearts; 1 Silver Star; 4 Bronze Stars; military tours in Germany (WWII and post WWI), Japan, Korea (Korean War) U.S.; embassy assignments all over (died 3 months after medical discharge as a Colonel [mustang])

Brother: U.S. Army -- Purple Heart, Bronze Star; 3 tours in Vietnam

To those who served, thank you.

[chuckinca]

Thank You.

Quite a distinguished military family!



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[thistrucksforyou]

My husband was in the 8th Air Force during WWII, flying B-17s over Germany, out of England. I am very fortunate to still have him at age 86.

Your husband is a hero to me...I have an uncle who was on the Japanese death march and he is still with us at 91....I was in Vietnam and the WWII stories that he tells me ,gives me a much deeper appreciation for his generation and how tough they were and to the wives to, they kept the war effort in high gear back home....The woman of then were just as tough...

THANK YOU

[LittleDog]

US Army 1960-63. MP Officer Training at Fort Gordon, GA. Stationed in Goeppingen Germany with the 404th MP Company, 4th Armored Div.

John

[jtdraig]

USMC-Vietnam 3/1 1966-1968
USMCR-Enlisted Service 1968-1978
USMCR-Commissioned Service 1978-2003

[movinsoon]

Both my husband and I are retired from the Army

[cookies]

Husband, Gary retired US Navy 1972-1997 DCCM

Recruit Training Ctr Orlando
Naval Submarine Support Facilty San Diego
USS Vancouver LPD-2
Underwater Demolition Team 22 Little Creek
USS McCloy FF-1038
Fleet Training Center Norfolk
Traveling Team Naval Air Force US Atlantic Fleet
USS John F Kennedy CV 67
Naval Sea Systems Atlantic
USS John C Stennis CVN 74

[Walt.]

US Army 1965-67

Basic Training - Ft. Hood, TX
AIT - Ft. Polk, LA
Ft. Hood - 73rd Artillery
Robinson Barracks, Stuttgart, Germany - HQ
Patch Barracks, Stuttgart - 554th MP Co.

[thumanek]

US Army
2/67 to 8/70
Basic Fort Ord California
AIT Fort Ord California
11B20

[Sparky-30]

My father joined the Navy in 34, retired in 54. One of his assignments was being assigned to the"old" USS Constellation when she was the temporary flagship in Newport Rhode Island., she now is a museum in Baltimore Harbor.

Brother was in 82nd, later transferred to Okinawa and became the 173rd Airborne

[FMF Doc]

US Navy 1968 -1970
Boot Camp Great Lakes, Il.
Hospital Corps School Great Lakes
Portsmouth Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va.
Field Medical Service School Montford Pont, Camp Lejeune, NC
Lima Co. 3rd Bn. 1st Marines RVN

[dugg52]

United States Marine Corps
1970 - 1974 - Sergeant
Vietnam 1972-73 CVA-66
VMFA 333

[Mikeod]

USN/R 1972-1993
NAS Moffett Field
MCB Camp Pendleton
4th Medical Bn
4th MedLog Co
HSSO, H&S Bn, 4th FSSG

[lynn22]

My Husband
USMC 65-69
Vietnam 67-68

Sgt Gayda
of Seymour Ct soon to be from Lynnhaven

[Hancle704]

Air Force Reserves 1955-63
514th Troop Carrier Wing

[dcammel]

U.S. Army Jan 67-April 87
Basic Training - Fort Leonard Wood, MO (cold winter!)
AIT Fort Gordon, GA
June67-Aug74 White House Comm Agency - Camp David MD and Key Biscayne FL
Appointed to Warrant Officer in 1974
Fort Huachuca, AZ 74-77
Camp Zama, Japan 77-80
Returned to White House Comm Agency -1980-1987
Camp David and White House complex

Closest thing to combat was the "Battle of Nancy Reagan" @ Camp David

[BillShin]

Navy 1967 to 1991

E-1 to O4

[billnterri]

U.S. Army Infantry 1966 - 1968 (drafted)
Basic Training - Ft. Ord, TX
AIT - Ft. Leonard Wood, MO
Vietnam - 9th Infantry Division/1967

[macro]

USAF '62-'66
Lackland, TX-basic
Chanute, IL- oct-june '63 Link Trainers
Plattsburgh, NY -'63-'66

[bargee]

US Army-Enlisted 1953-1956
Basic Training-Fort Dix
Harbor Craft School-Fort Eustis Va.
Tug Boat Captain-Inchon Korea(339th THC&MM)
1st mate-Transportation School-Fort Eustis Va.

[Gaston]

United States Coast Guard 1969-1973

Boot Camp - Tracen, Cape May, New Jersey
Ceremonial Honor Guard, Washington, DC
Corpsman School - Great Lakes Naval
USPHS Liason - 2nd CG District, ST. Louis
Tracen, Cape May, New Jersey
Separated October 1973 - Discharged October 1975

[Silverhammer]

U.S. Air Force 1975-1979
47252 - M-Series Mechanic
Last assignment - Homestead AFB, FL.

[dkcm33]

U.S. Navy 1973-1975
Orlando, FL Bootcamp
Millington, TN "A" School
Stationed at Cecil Field, Jacksonville, FL, VA 46

[dkcm33]

Had some fun at the dunes there at Mayport, back in 1974.

[Mickedamouse24]

:boom: USAF 63-85
Basic Tng - Lackland AFB, Tx 8/63 - 10/63
Minot AFB, ND 10/63 - 7/66
Camh Rahn Bay, RVN 8/66 - 8/67
Shaw AFB, SC 9/67 - 2/73
Rhein Mein AB, FRG 3/73 - 4/76
Kelly AFB, Tx 4/76 - 6/79
Lackland AFB, Tx 6/79 - 9/85

Retired MSgt (E-7) SC, Tx, ND, RVN, SC, FRG, Tx, Fl, SC, Village of Mallory Square

[Sherman931]

US Navy 1962-1970

Uss Forrest Sherman DD 931 Newport, RI 1962-1966
USS Delong DE 684 Bronx NY 1966-1966
FT. Bragg NC Psycological Warefare School 1967
Defense Language Institute Montery CA (Vietnames) 1967-1968
Camp Pendelton CA 1968
Naval Advisor, VN 1968 - 1970

[Sydney]

US Navy 1972-1997 w/ broken service twice!

Boot Camp Orlando Fl
NATTC JAX AE A School
NALF Imperial Beach HS-10 HS-4 HS-8
CV 14 Ticonderoga / CV 63 Kitty Hawk
NATTC Millington TN AC A School
NAS Corpus Christi TX
USS Forrestal CV 59
NAS Sigonella Sicily
NAS Whiting Field Florida
NAS Adak Alaska
NAS Jacksonville Florida

And many other bases stations etc for training and/or detachments while deployed.

[nkrifats]

US Navy 1972-1997 w/ broken service twice!

Boot Camp Orlando Fl
NATTC JAX AE A School
NALF Imperial Beach HS-10 HS-4 HS-8
CV 14 Ticonderoga / CV 63 Kitty Hawk
NATTC Millington TN AC A School
NAS Corpus Christi TX
USS Forrestal CV 59
NAS Sigonella Sicily
NAS Whiting Field Florida
NAS Adak Alaska
NAS Jacksonville Florida

And many other bases stations etc for training and/or detachments while deployed.
Sydney, I was at IB in the control tower and radar from 69 -72 and Adak from 72-74. Also NAS Jax 66 for a TAD time.

[hipockets]

U.S. Navy 1961 - 1981
Boot Camp Great Lakes Il.
RM A School Norfolk Va 1951
NavCommSta Londonderry, N.Ireland 1962-64
NavCommSta Wash, D.C. 1964-66
RM B School Bainbridge MD 1967
NavCommUnit Midway Island 1968-71
USS Eldorado 1971-72
NavCommSta Wash, D.C. 1972-74
USS Shenandoah 1974-77
NATO Norfold 1977-81

[Vinny]

Army mobile artillery. Vietnam.

[gonefromkent]

USAF...1964 to 1969..US AIR National Guard 1974 to 2000. If I told you all what I did I'd have to kill you..

[Bill Gordon]

US Navy 1970-1974
USS Dale (DLG-19)Three Years

[pakirk]

Active Duty 1974-1994
Military Intelligence
Ft Huachuca AZ
Ft Sill OK 1/18 FA
Augsburg Germany 1/18 FA
Washington DC DIA
Saracuse NY Army Comptroller Program
Ft Lee VA USA Quartermaster School
Souel Korea 8th Army
Ft Carson CO 4th Infantry Division
Hartford CT 76th Division (TNG)

[Shimpy]

U.S. Navy 1961 - 1981
Boot Camp Great Lakes Il.
RM A School Norfolk Va 1951
NavCommSta Londonderry, N.Ireland 1962-64
NavCommSta Wash, D.C. 1964-66
RM B School Bainbridge MD 1967
NavCommUnit Midway Island 1968-71
USS Eldorado 1971-72
NavCommSta Wash, D.C. 1972-74
USS Shenandoah 1974-77
NATO Norfold 1977-81

I too was at Great Lakes Boot camp 1961 and RM A school at Norfolk 1961. I also went to Bainbridge but in 1963 to CT school. Our paths may haved crossed.

[Chief29]

U.S. NAVY 1947 -1974 YNC
Boot Camp San Diego
USS CURTISS (AV-4) Carried A -bomb (PACFLT)
NS Green Cove Springs, Fl
USS STEINAKER (DDR-863) (LANTFLT)
YN "B" School Bainbridge, MD
USS EVERGLADES (AD-24) (LANTFLT)
NTC PN C-1 (Recuriter) Bainbridge, MD
Navy Recruiter, Birmingham, Al
NTC JO C-1 (Journalist School), Great Lakes, IL
Naval Justice School, USNS, Newport, RI
ALUSNA To Seoul, Korea
AEWBARRONPAC DET "B" Navy 3080, Midway Island
TEXGRULANTRESFLT, Orange, TX
Atomic Energy Commission, TASK UNIT 8.3.9., Pearl Harbor
USS NEW JERSEY (BB 62) (PACFLT) AND Vietnam
Navy Recruiter, Jacksonville, Fl
July 1, 1974 - RETIRED

[Bubbalarry]

Us army 1964-1976
basic & ait-fort jackson,sc.
Served 1965 to 1966 toul/nancy, france rank e-4
served 1966 to 1967 miesau,(by ramstein afb germany) rank e-5
served 1968 tet to 1969 can tho, viet nam rank e-7
remained and was promoted to cw1 and joined hhq company 1st of the 7th cavalry in vin long, viet nam
returned to europe and mainz/wiesbaden and baumholder, germany from 1970 to 1973. Returned to fort carson, colorado
as a cw2 (chief warrant officer)
sent to korea and joined 2nd infantry division serving on dmz
near tongduchon, south korea.
Returned back to fort carson and eventually resigned to raise by myself my kids. Served 12 years 6 mos. Do not regret leaving before getting my 20 years in.

[iandwk]

US Navy Sept. 68 thru Aug. 76
Boot camp Great Lakes
IC "A" school Nov 68
USS Alamo LSD-33 May 69 Long Island
Mare Island Naval Nuclear Power School Mar 70
Sub School Apr 71, found out I was claustrophobic, wasting my time at nuclear power school
USS Sierra AD-18 Nov 71 Norfolk
IC "C" school Great Lakes for gyrocompasses
USS America CVA-66 June 72 Norflok
USS Oak Ridge ARDM-1 Oct. 72 Rota
USS Orion AS-18 Mar 76 Charleston

[hipockets]

I too was at Great Lakes Boot camp 1961 and RM A school at Norfolk 1961. I also went to Bainbridge but in 1963 to CT school. Our paths may haved crossed.

I would venture to guess 'probably'. Dave

[Chief29]

Enlisted 1947 NRC, Jax. Fl
Basic Training San Diego, CA
USS CURTISS (AV-4) (PACFLT)
NS Green Cove Springs, FL
USS STEINAKER (DDR-863) (LANTFLT)
NCS YN "B" Norfolk, VA
USS EVERGLADES (AS-24) (LANTFLT)
NTC PN C-1 (Recruiter), Bainbridge, MD
NRC, Birmingham, AL
NTC JO C-1 (Journalist School), Great Lakes, IL
Naval Justice School, USNS, Newport, RI
ALUSNA to Seoul, Korea
AEWBARRONPAC DET "B" Navy 3080, Midway Island
TEXGRULANTRESFLT, Orange, TX
Atomic Energy Commission, TASK Unit 8.3.9., Pearl Harbor
USS NEW JERSEY (BB 62) (PACFLT) and Vietnam
NRS, Jacksonville, Fl
RETIRED 1 JUL 1974 as Chief Yeoman

[chuckinca]

Even I knew that a YNC was a Chief Yeoman.

(worked right next to two E5 Yeoman at MACV HQs Saigon)(also had a mustang Marine Major and a Navy Commander, Jet Pilot, in same office).



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[Xavier]

Thanks to ALL for their service to our Nation.

Xavier

[Talk Host]

Semper Fi

[chuckinca]

Garry Owen


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[scarecrow1]

My mother was a marine sargeant during WW-II.
Father was in the army at Omaha beach in WW-II.
Brother was a navy corpsman in Viet Nam.
I was an electricians mate in the navy 1971-1975
USS Rusty Rosey CVA-42 med cruise 72-73
USS JFK CVA-67 Med cruise 74-75.:boxing2:

[Sydney]

Sydney, I was at IB in the control tower and radar from 69 -72 and Adak from 72-74. Also NAS Jax 66 for a TAD time.

Air Traffic Control...small world, when at IB I was an AE but after enlisting the second time I converted to AC, was the Facility Officer/Ops Leading Chief at Adak..my wife was also an air traffic controller, she retired in '95.

[JoeAndRita]

USAF '65-'69.

San Antonio,Texas
Biloxi Miss.
Andrew AFB, Washington, DC
Sahin Tepesi, Turkey
Otis AFB, Mass

Radio Relay

[brostholder]

I know this is a long shot, but anyone out there from 1st Aviation Battalion, 73rd SAC? I was there for the move from Vung Tau to Long Thanh North.

[wxradio]

USN 1960-1980
Met. School NAS Lakehurst, NJ
Fleet Hurricane Forecast Facility, Miami, Fla.
Weather Office NAS Cubi Pt., Philippines
USS Bennington (CVS-20) OA Div
Fleet Weather Facility NAS Jax, FL
Advanced Met. School (1 yr) NAS Lakehurst, NJ
Fleet Weather Facility, Keflavik, Iceland
Upper Air School, NAS Lakehurst, NJ
Weather Recon. Squadron 4 (Hurricane Hunters) NAS Jax, Fla
Weather Office NAS Cecil, Fld, Jax, Fla

Loved it all!!!

[Jim007]

Drafted December 1965
Army reception Ft. Polk, LA
Basic training Ft. Riley, KS
Advanced training Ft. Leonard Wood, MO.
9th Inf. Division readiness training Ft. Riley, KS - 1966
Ship to Vietnam via USSN Rose.
Arrive in Vietnam January 1, 1967
S4 Battalion Supply, 1st/11th Artillery 5/66-5/67 - Camp Bearcat
3rd/34th Artillery 5/67-11/67 - Dong Tam (assigned to the Riverine Force)
Left Vietnam November 30, 1967

[Bob Kent]

Hi there, My name's Bob - I'm a Brit with a vacation home in The Villages and served in the Royal Air Force for 30 years. I'm only a youngster at 63 so missed all those early 'punch ups' but have read a great deal about the 'Bomber Boys' of WW11. Please pass on to your husband from a Brit, my congratulations first of all on making it through because I know a lot didn't, and secondly my thanks for what he did over Germany to help make my generation free. Very Best Wishes to you both. Bob.

[jchase]

Us navy 1970 - 1974

[rugbyjohn]

Usaf 1960 - 1964
-lackland afb basic
-sheppard afb tech school
-raf wethersfield, england uk 10/60 - 6/64

[cynkr67]

My DH was in the USAF from 1968 to 1972...Lackland AFB, Keesler AFB (MS), George AFB (CA)...Air Traffic Controller

[chuckinca]

Drafted December 1965
Army reception Ft. Polk, LA
Basic training Ft. Riley, KS
Advanced training Ft. Leonard Wood, MO.
9th Inf. Division readiness training Ft. Riley, KS - 1966
Ship to Vietnam via USSN Rose.
Arrive in Vietnam January 1, 1967
S4 Battalion Supply, 1st/11th Artillery 5/66-5/67 - Camp Bearcat
3rd/34th Artillery 5/67-11/67 - Dong Tam (assigned to the Riverine Force)
Left Vietnam November 30, 1967



See the link to a Wikipedia article on the MSTS Rose - apparently you were on its last outbound trip.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Admiral_Hugh_Rodman_%28AP-126%29

In Dec 1964 I enjoyed a winter cruise in the North Atlantic to Germany on the MSTS Patch a sister ship of the Rose.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Admiral_R._E._Coontz_%28AP-122%29


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[Tom Eagen]

US Navy Submarine Service 1978-2002

USS Abraham Lincoln combined crew
USS George Washington Blue
USS Simon Lake
USS Alabama Gold
Trident Training Facility Bangor WA
USS Ohio combined crew
USS Alaska Gold
Trident Refit Facility Kings Bay GA
USS Maine Gold
Retired as FTCM
Currently working as a civilian GS-11 at Trident Refit Facility Kings Bay

[kencam]

USAF '55-'63
Crypto Operatior
4 years active duty, 4 years active reserve
Lakeland, Basic - Cheyenne, WY- Scott AFB, IL - Tokyo - Taipei Taiwan - St. Paul, MN - SAC, Omaha, NE -
Still in touch with 2 guys that went in with me out of high school. What a ride !!!!!!

[Hawkeyes]

:beer3::beer3::beer3:4 Years Active
USMC 1966-1970
SGT
MCRD San Diego, 29 Palms, LTA base in Tustin CA, Pendleton, Okinawa
69-70 on Monkey Mountain Vietnam ( close to Da Nang )
MTDS, Tactical Dat Comm Central
Semper Fi
:beer3:

[Alaska]

1969 to 1978
Basic at Fort Polk, LA
Warrant Officer Flight School, Fort Wolters,TX
V COSCOM, 85th Maint Bn, Hanau, Germany
Headquarters Company, Protocol Office,Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
Headquarters Company, United States Army Alaska
Headquarters Company, V Corps, Frankfurt, Germany
Headquarters Company, United States Army Alaska

[ron56]

U.S. Air Force 1971-1975 USAFSS

Lackland AFB July '71-Sept '71
Biloxi AFB Sept '71-Feb '72
Chicksands RAF Mar '72-Apr '74
Kelley AFB Apr '74-Jul '75

[natickdan]

U.S Army 1975-1978
Military Police - Fort Stewart, GA, Fort Belvoir, VA, Fort Deven's, MA.

IBM - Retired

[rjn5656]

Air Force 71-75

[jimbo18]

Great idea especailly for us new folks(moving in to a CYV end of Jan) to maybe reconnect with fellow service members or at least letting the military population know who's out there.

Drafted 1972 and trained as an Operating Room Technician
Went Bootstrap for a Bachelor's in Nursing and started off as an Operating Room nurse. Ended with a flight nurse assignment, teaching at the FLight Nurse course at Brooks AFB, then running operating rooms, and eventually a Flight and Squadron Commander of medical facilites before retiring after 26 years in 2000.

[Xavier]

Bump -

[williep]

Ft Jackson, Co. E, 4 Btn. 1 Bde
Redstone Arsenal, Ordnance Guided Missile Repair School
Miesau Germany, 4th Ordnance Co. Pershing Missile Test Station Repair
Verdun France, US ARMY Calibration School
Pirmasens Germany, US ARMY Calibration Agency. Team 6 & Team 13
Attained the rank of Spec. 5 (I couldn't be a Sargent because my perents were married.)
Raytheon Co. 37 Yrs Senior Engineer

Present, Dual Citizen of Duval TV and Blackstone, MA

"The cemeteries of the world are full of indispensable men." C. de Gaulle

[ajdeck]

I thought it might be interesting to have a roll call of sorts of those who have served in any branch of the Military. I'll start it off.

U.S. Navy 1964 - 1968
Great Lakes, IL Boot Camp
Great Lakes, IL Class "A" School
U.S.S. Plymouth Rock LSD-29


Best thing I ever did, everyone should be required to serve - makes ya really know how good we have it in the U.S.A.

U.S. Navy 1963-1965
Great Lakes, Il Boot Camp
Key West Underwater Demo School
U.S.S. Fulton New London, Conn

[dpingram]

Although I didn't know him during his time of service. I am so proud of the years and service that he gave to our country.
USMC:
1967 Boot Camp --Parris Island
1967-1970 --Vietnam (Combat Engineer Base---Hill 37
USArmy:
1970-1975
8th Infantry --Mannhein Germany
Jump School--Wiesbaden
82nd Airborne 4th/68th Armor/Airborne
1975-1998
Special Forces 5th Group
Classified
Retired August 1998 as CW4
He says if he was 19 he would do it again but he would do it differently!

[jackz]

Basic Training Ft Jackson SC
Leadership School Ft Jackson SC
AIT Ft Jackson SC
Okinawa
Vietnam
Hawaii

Served as a Military Policeman ending in Hawaii as a plainclothes deserter and AWOL Apprehension Investigator.

Proud to have served and utilized the GI bill for College.

[LEWIS]

US Navy 68-72
Boot Camp Great Lakes
DD630 Uss Brain
All on the west coast :)

[Constant Traveler]

Marines 1954-1958
Parris Island
Camp Lejeune
Viegues Puerto Rico
USS Chilton Med cruise
Kaneoe Bay Hawaii

[John_W]

U.S. Army
Ft. Polk, LA - Basic Training 1970
Ft. Rucker, AL - Air Traffic Control School 1970
Korea - Stanton Army Airfield (Air Traffic Controller) 1970-'71
Savannah, GA Hunter Army Airfield (Air Traffic Controller) 1972

FAA
St. Petersburg/Clearwater Control Tower 1973-'76
Pensacola Approach 1977-1981
Terminated August '81 ATC Strike

[skyguy79]

Best thing I ever did, everyone should be required to serve - makes ya really know how good we have it in the U.S.A.I agree that everyone should serve, but not everybody can. I tried to enlist in both the Air Force and the Army but couldn't pass the physical for multiple reasons. Even the draft would not approve me. Dispite not serving I'm proud that I at least tried.

It would have been nice and I would have loved it if they had a program or special classification for those to serve in a capacity that befitted their physical limitations that otherwise disqualified them. To all of you who did serve, my whole-hearted thank you and gratitude!
http://www.theoutdoorsforum.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/smiley-soldier-saluting.gif

[logdog]

Great idea especailly for us new folks(moving in to a CYV end of Jan) to maybe reconnect with fellow service members or at least letting the military population know who's out there.

Drafted 1972 and trained as an Operating Room Technician
Went Bootstrap for a Bachelor's in Nursing and started off as an Operating Room nurse. Ended with a flight nurse assignment, teaching at the FLight Nurse course at Brooks AFB, then running operating rooms, and eventually a Flight and Squadron Commander of medical facilites before retiring after 26 years in 2000.

Wonder if we crossed paths. I was AF Medical Logistics from 1971-2001.

[Xavier]

Let's keep this thread alive in honor of all who have served. Bump to the top! Bless you all. Please sign in.

Xavier

[mrdarcy]

US Army, Medical Corp
Ft. Benning, GA
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
:ho:

[Challenger]

Let's keep this thread alive in honor of all who have served. Bump to the top! Bless you all. Please sign in.

Xavier

Bump

[rirlam]

Great Lakes Boot Camp
RD A School
USS Manley (DD 940)
OCS Newport RI
USS Caloosahatchee (AOJ 98)
USS Edson (DD 946)
PCO/PXO Newport RI
USS Cree (ATF 84)
Destroyer School Newport RI
USS Barbey (FF 1088)
USS Jouett (CG 29)
Naval Postgraduate School
PCO/PXO Newport RI
USS Sides (FFG 14)
OP 136
OP 55

[ladydoc]

My hubby was career military...Army. He has stationed at lots of places. Did a couple of tours of duty in VietNam. Also spent a lot of time in Germany.

[Xavier]

Bump to the top! Just keeping the Military Service Roll Call active.

Xavier

[katezbox]

Bump to the top! Just keeping the Military Service Roll Call active.

Xavier

My thanks to all of you who have served....especially my dad. As he said it, he got to see Italy the scenic way, from "the toe" up. Yup, you guessed it...infantry under General Mark Clark.

k

[ajdeck]

Navy

Great Lakes
Key West - Underwater Demo
New London - Sub
USS Fulton - Sub Tender
1963-1965

[jgbama]

Air National Guard 1964-2002
Basic - Lackland AFB TX - 64
232 Combat Comm Sq., Montgomery, AL - 64-70
187 Fighter Wing, Montgomery, AL - 70-72
HQ AL ANG, Montgomery, AL - 72-81
Officer School, Knoxville, TN - 75
Air Guard Readiness Center, Andrews AFB MD 81-89
HQ AL ANG , Montgomery, AL - 89-02

Personnel and Public Affairs were my AFSCs.
Worked full-time for the Air Guard 68-04.

Thanks for creating this thread. It has been great reading all the experiences on each post. Proud to have served and thank each of you for your service!!:BigApplause:

[DonH57]

Retired USAF.

Misawa AB, Japan
Maxwell AFB, Alabama
Osan AB, Korea
Langley AFB, Virginia

[Sonny39]

Fuchu Air Station 1957

Osan AFB K-55 1958

Griffiss AFB 1959-61

[oldnewt]

Retired USN
1965-1986

Great Lakes boot camp and A school
Nuclear Power School Mare Island, Ca.
Nuclear Prototype, student and instructor, Idaho
USS Pintato, SSN 671
Nuclear Power School Instructor, Orlando Fl.
USS Thomas Edision, SSBN 510, Hi.
USS City of Corpus Christi, SSN 705
Idaho Prototype Senior Enlisted, Id.

[tcahearn]

US Navy Seabee
Reservist 1987-2009

[coach]

Air National Guard 1966-1972

Thanks to all who served. This wonderful country has freedom because of you.

[l2ridehd]

WOW, so much distinguished service by everyone. Makes you proud to be an American and to live in a place where so many served our country.

USAF 71 - 74
Lackland basic
Nellis flight training
Clark PI.

[jackiedew]

Question for Sydney - would you recommend your 18-year old granddaughter for full time AF - Communications - air traffic control? She wanted to become a pilot but was told she is not tall enough. Both you and your wife had experience with that and my granddaughter after HS graduation is headed for boot camp on July 4 (her 18th birthday). I am apprehensive but proud of her. One of my nephews just completed 21 years in the Navy and one nephew is still in the Navy. This is an interesting thread - thanks to all of you who served this great country of ours. My husband was VT Army National Guard 131st Engineers activated in the Berlin Crisis when we were first married.

[barse]

U.S.M.C. 1965-1969 basic training Paris Island,SC.
Duty Stations Camp Lejune NC.
Fleet Marine Force Pacific Ground Forces
Phu Biah Viet Nam
Danang Viet nam

[oldnewt]

Not Sydney, but my oldest son also served 20 years in USN as a Navy Air Traffic Controller. He is now an Air Traffic Controller at the Palm Springs airport in Ca. I was going to call him and see how he was doing but was afraid he might be at work and I didn't want to wake him up.:1rotfl: I would highly recommend service to any of my granddaughters.

[nkrifats]

Not Sydney. 12 of my 24 years in the Navy was as an Air Traffic Controller. Great job in the military.

[ajdeck]

best thing i ever did, everyone should be required to serve - makes ya really know how good we have it in the u.s.a.

U.s. Navy 1963-1965
great lakes, il boot camp
key west underwater demo school
new london sub school
u.s.s. Fulton new london, conn

u.s.n.r. 1961-1967

[GolferBob]

Golfer Bob
I served in the Navy in 1962 Boot Camp San Diego
1963 to 1965 USS Randolf CVS15
1965 to 1966 USS Bushnell AS15

Bob Heldt
2068 Harston Trail

[chuckinca]

A friend of ours who lives near Tierra Del Sol CC restaurant, who doesn't do internet, served on the USS Robert E Lee, SSBN-601, in the early 60's.

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[villages3412]

1960- 1988 US Navy

Oct 1960-Dec 1961 Great Lakes
Jan 1961-April 1961 RI SK school
May 1961-May 1962 Iceland
Jul 1962- Jan 1964 USS Alstede
Feb 1964- Feb 1967 NS London, England
Mar 1967-Mar 1969 Inactive Ships Phila PA
May 1969-May 1970 NAS (Nato) Naples Italy
Jul 1970-Jul 1974 London England
Jul 1974-Sept 1975 Lakehurst NJ
Oct 1975-Jun 1979 USS Vulcan
Jul 1979-Jun 1982 USS Suribachi
Jul 1982-Oct 1988 NAS Bermuda

[Xavier]

Osama's death deserves another bump for the Military Roll Call. Keep it going!:BigApplause:

Xavier

[jackz]

Osama's death deserves another bump for the Military Roll Call. Keep it going!:BigApplause:

Xavier

Another great example of the need for and usefulness of Special Operations Teams. Bravo...........

[jackz]

I apologize if I have posted this in the wrong place but who better to reach out to then fellow veterans about this foundation.

As we all welcome the news of the death of Osama Bin Laden and Americans congratulate our Country and especially our Military, I thought it would be a good time to consider all of us giving back a bit to those that made this event possible.

Special Operations Units of the Military (Delta, Seals, Green Beret, Air Force and Marine Special Forces) have made this day possible. Although many times they are forced to operate in the shadows and avoid taking credit for their actions.

I ask that you take a look at the following link: www.specialops.org to learn of the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. This foundation has received a 4 star rating from Charity Navigator for the last 5 years (Only 5% of charities qualify for this distinction).

The Special Operations Warrior Foundation provides full scholorship grants and educational and family counseling to the surviving children of Special Operations personnel who die in operational or training missions and immediate financial assistance to severely wounded Special Operations personnel and their families.

I ask that you consider making a donation to this worthwhile charity as a small way for us to show our gratitude. Thanks.

[kb8tpw]

I couldn't agree more. I made reference to Special Ops in another thread relating to Bin Laden and gave a capsule overview of special ops, didn't intend it to be all inclusive, just for those that thought of "water" with the Seals, not a Special Ops 101. Special Ops, because of it's appropriate cloak, does not receive it's due. I'll add this to my recently instituted Wounded Warriors contributions.

[katezbox]

I couldn't agree more. I made reference to Special Ops in another thread relating to Bin Laden and gave a capsule overview of special ops, didn't intend it to be all inclusive, just for those that thought of "water" with the Seals, not a Special Ops 101. Special Ops, because of it's appropriate cloak, does not receive it's due. I'll add this to my recently instituted Wounded Warriors contributions.

Thank you all who have served... our freedom is largely due to your sacrifices!

[Ken24]

U.S. Air Force
Active 85 - 89
Reserve 89 - 2007
Lackland AFB, Tx
Spangdahlem AFB, Germany
S.H.A.P.E. Belguim
Sheppard AFB, Tx
Travis AFB, CA

Thanks to all for serving:BigApplause:

[Xavier]

Keep it goiing.

Xavier :a040:

[Xavier]

Bump

[quirky3]

Bump - love to hear from our selfless and dedicated veterans

[NicknBabs]

ROTC commission 1972
Ft Benning Jump School
Ft Sill Officers Basic
V Corps, Lance Missile Bn
V Corps, 175mm Bn -(Little dudes with the big tubes)
Ft Sill Officers Advanced
Ft Sill - FA School R&D
III Corps, Lance Missile Bn
Ft Dix 78th Manuever Training Command (USAR)
28th Inf Div Artillery (PA NG) 1989-1994
Retired.

[chuckinca]

Just curious - where are V and III Corps normally located?


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[keithgerri]

Offutt AFB,Nebraska 1968
Phan Rang AB, Vietnam 69-70
Kincheloe AFB,Michigan71
Forbes AFB, Ks72
Grand Forks AFB, ND73
Peterson Field AFB,Co74-75
Taegu AB, Korea76
North Dakota ANG77-89
Retired USAF2009
Thanks to the US Government for all the great free traveling. All I had to do was work at a job I really liked.:wave:

[NicknBabs]

Just curious - where are V and III Corps normally located?


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V Corps was in Germany at the time
III Corps was Ft Sill

[natickdan]

U.S. Army - Military Police

Active 1975 - 1978
- Fort Stewart, GA
- Fort Belvoir, VA (DUSSA)
- Fort Devens, MA
- Boston, MA (NCOIC AWOL Apprehension)

[B&BTexas]

USAF Air Intel. Staff Sgt.
Langley AFB, VA 1967
Misawa AFB, Japan 1968 - 69
Minot AFB, ND. 1970

[jmd4667]

USAF 1971-1991:
Apr-Jun 71-Lackland AFB, TX (Basic)
Jul-Sep 71 - Chanute AFB, IL (Tech School)
Oct 71 - Apr 73 - Eglin AFB, OH (33 TFW)
Jun 73 - Oct 76 - Hickam AFB, HI (15 MXS)
Nov 76 - Jun 81 - Langley AFB, VA (1st TFW)
Jul 81 - Sep 82 - Classified
Oct 82 - Sep 83 - King Kahlid AB, Saudi Arabia
Oct 83 - Jul 88 - Langley AFB, VA (HQ TAC/LGM)
Aug 88 - Jul 91 - Wright-Patterson AFB, OH (ASC/ Eng. SPO)
Retired Aug 91 - CMSgt

[66vetter]

USAF 1966-1970
SSGT-Security Police
Lackland AFB 1966-1967
Galena AFS, AK 1967-1968
Randolph AFB, -1968-1970

[captg]

:wave: Semper Fi! USMC.
56 62
21 different countries.

[Wing-nut2]

USAF 1970 - 1990

Avionics Instruments

[tainsley]

Thank you all for your service to our country!

[Northstar]

United States Coast Guard 1980 - 1984

Cape May NJ
USCGC UNIMAK New Bedford MA
Petaluma CA
17th CG District Juneau AK

[Tim&PattyYow]

U.S.Army 1960-1963

Commo Chief---Krypto Operator/TSEC KL-7

Ft. LeonardWood, Mo--Basic

Ft.Knox, Ky--Advanced Communications training

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

Camp Friendship / Korat, Thailand -- 1962

[timberman]

USAF 1958-1962

1958 Lackland - Basic/Air Police School
1959 Kunsan ROK -
1960-1962 Robins AFB, Warner Robins Ga, 4137 Combat Defense Sqn.
(SAC Air Policeman)

[mgjim]

U.S. Army Retired 1971-1994

[yarnspinner]

US Army Basic Combat Training Ft. Jackson, SC Co. B 10th BN 2 BCT BDE 10/72-04/74 ("B-10-2")

Defense Language Institute, Washington, DC 4/72 - 03/73

USASATC&S Ft. Devens, MA -3/73 -07/73 Company F

USASAFS Augsburg Detachment N "Eckstein" (Rimbach) FRG 07/73 - 01/75

(all dates approximate to within 30 days or so -- it's been a while)

[mcleandkmm]

US Army
1980-2000
Panama-Berlin-Bad Toelz-Stuttgart
Fort Lewis-Fort Polk

[John&Inge]

Air Force 1959-63

Air Guard 1981-94

[rubicon]

1960-1964
US Navy
Training Great Lakes, IL
USNAS Oceana Virginia Beach VA