Veterans Day Part II

["J"]

Okay Red cloud posted a thank you to Veterans past and present, got me to wondering about all on here who have served.. I/we know a couple on here and myself included who are currently serving and I know of a few who have served. So to get the ball rolling....

Jim (J) Donlon
U.S.Air Force 80-85 Little Rock AFB, Chanute AFB
U.S. Air Force Reserves 86- Present (Retire in 2015) March AFB, Youngstown ARS..

 

[Jackalope]

Joe

US Army 1999-2005
Ft Benning and ft Gordon Ga
Yongsan - Camp Red Cloud - CP Tango - Camp Casey- Fugg all over in South Korea.
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) Casteau Belgum.
Ft Knox KY

 

[uglykat26]

i never served cause of health problems , but one of my good friends who happens to be a major in the army is serving his 5th tour right now , maj daniel mannly 1990 to present

a brother in law who severed in the marines

4 cousins in the navy

my sister was a nurse in air force charme langoehr carroll 91 -95 little rock air force base

7 uncles in various branch's

 

[NoDakRat]

Mike (USAF Retired)

Active Duty 1986-1999, Reserves 1999-2007
Sembach (Germany), Cheyenne Mtn (Colorado), Minot (North Dakota), Hill (Utah), Wright Patterson (Ohio).

Being the non-conformist that I am :smiley_armscrossed:, I have no idea how I made it all the way to the end.

 

[Dannmann801]

Ohio Army National Guard 1979-1988, five years of that was active AGR
20 yrs later and I still miss heavy equipment, machine guns, and the camaraderie. (Not in that order)

My dad served in the Navy in Korea and actually saw a little action.
Uncle and Grandfather saw naval action in WW2; cousin retired USMC as a major.

 

[Jackalope]

Ohio Army National Guard 1979-1988, five years of that was active AGR
20 yrs later and I still miss heavy equipment, machine guns, and the camaraderie. (Not in that order)

My dad served in the Navy in Korea and actually saw a little action.
Uncle and Grandfather saw naval action in WW2; cousin retired USMC as a major.

Shit! You mean that doesn't go away with time?

 

[Dannmann801]

Shit! You mean that doesn't go away with time?

Nope. But instead of a burning pain it turns into more of a dull ache that you don't notice unless it's aggravated....and it's harder to remember the bullshit but the good stuff doesn't fade.

 

[hickslawns]

Ohio National Guard Mar 1993-Sept 2002. I miss some of the guys. I could live without the rest. Big guns are fun!