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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.You were half way to getting your pension.. That stinks.. Besides Germany and Vietnan I can say I was in London also Paris..I spent about an hour in london during a refuel stop over and 2 hours in France .. I flew home in February 1967 to get married, France and London were just stops on the way back .. So saying I was there isn't telling a big fib..Air Force from 1984 to 1994. F-15 Comm/Nav Avionics.
Texas, Colorado, Florida, Netherlands, Arizona, Iceland, Germany, North Carolina with official side trips to Spain, Italy, England, California, and Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War.
The other half of me and our two Elios was also Air Force from 1983 to 1992 as a Fuel Systems Technician.
We would have stayed longer, but Clinton said he didn't need us anymore. Life has been an adventure.
LOLI left the Navy when the Army promised I could drive a hybrid.View attachment 585
Basic at Ft McCoy. Good times the last of the WWII era barracks located on "tank hill". Named for the water tank at the top, every time it rained we had to shovel the top of the hill from the bottom back to the top.I wasn't going to play till I saw Sandy's post. Hi Sandy, I've got goats too! 1973 - 1977 Reg Army. Basic in Ft McC, AL, AIT Ft Ord CA, Duty station mostly in Ft. Lee VA. 1977 -78 Ohio NA. MOS Clerk typist. Time well spent and most of the benefits have helped a lot. Proud member of the Warren (Trumbull Chapter) DAV.
What years were you in VN?.. I ran in to a fellow in Ft Smith AR back in 1992 Who was in NAM with me, he was working at the post office..Twenty-Seven years US Army infantry. Two tours in RVN, Berlin Brigade, RAF Mildenhall UK, SETAF Vicenza Italy, Ft Ord, Presidio of San Francisco, Ft Bragg, Ft Benning, Ft Jackson, Ft Eustis, Pentagon, and too many schools to list
I remember the ww2 barracks ..funny i took a down memory lane drive through Ft Leonardwood a few years ago..Wow what a change, looked like a modern city..noticed women and men wearing shorts and t shirts while doing pt.. didn't see any spit shinned boots..seemed to be a fun place now compared to then..Basic at Ft McCoy. Good times the last of the WWII era barracks located on "tank hill". Named for the water tank at the top, every time it rained we had to shovel the top of the hill from the bottom back to the top.