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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

I retired a Builder Chief Petty Officer (BUC)

US Navy 1962-1965

Great Lakes Training Center

USS Essex CVS-9

Retired Data Systems Chief Petty Officer (DSC)

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.

I served in:
 

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

btk

Mr. Boomer was in the Army.

US Army Special Forces (1st Group)

1970-1973

Okinawa
Philippines
Thailand
Taiwan

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Boomer

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.

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)