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:) Two Year Enlistment US Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team Group Eastern Shore Chincoteague VA. We had 45' Buoy Tender. Honorable Discharge 1989. It was a fun job when I look back at it.

I hated washing the Boat:mad:
 
USAF

Eight years in the 60's. Germany,Wheelus AB Libya,Japan, Korea,VietNam 18months ,Cal. and Nev. Jet Engine mech B52s F100,F102andF105s what fun. Also did oil analysis.



RichB
 
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Originally posted by RHeinemann

U. S. Air Force, 83-88. 462x0 weapons load crew. A-10's, B-1Bomber, F-16's. RAF Woodbridge,UK; Dyess AFB,Texas; Luke AFB, Az.

My motto: Nuke 'em til they glow



Ah! another Load Toad; USAF 82-03 462X0 F4-G, F-16A-D, F-15E, B-52's George AFB, Ca; Torrejon AB, Spain; Elmendorf AFB, Ak; Barksdale AFB, La.
 
Still in. Air Force. Enlisted in '89. I was a F-16 crew chief at Hill AFB, UT. Then, I did ROTC and went to Pilot training in Oklahoma. Did 3 more years there instructing, and am currently flying C-5 Galaxies in Dover. Not sure about the retirement thing. I am ready for something different! :rolleyes:
 
Ha! Found another one!

Hi Doug,

I worked on Gas Turbines in the Navy on the West Coast From 1984 - 1990. Good to see a fellow GS :D

Take Care,

Brian
 
U.S. Navy

U. S. Navy. Cryptologic Technician Collection, 3rd class, 1992 to 1997.



Stationed in Misawa, Japan at the Misawa Cryptologic Operations Center ''on the hill''. Thought I would hate Japan, but ended up liking it (mostly the food). I absolutely loved my job, but equally hated the PC bull****.



Boot in Orlando, FL; A-school in Ft. Devens, MA; and C-school in Pensacola, FL. Wouldn't trade my experiences for anything.
 
USAF

20 years, 2 months 5 days. Retired E-7. Metals Technologist. (Machinict/welder)

Lakenheath, Langley, and Mountain Home. Still "associated with" the AF too. Working civil service on AF base. Wife is still Active. Not one regret. Desert Shield and Desert Storm Veteran.
 
USN FOR 28 YEARS..... FIGHTER JET AIRFRAME / HYDRAULIC / POWER PLANT EXPERT... STATIONED ON EAST AND WEST COAST... RETIRED AND LOVIN' LIFE.
 
USAF Retired E-7

Active Duty - 22 years, 1 month, 25 days.



Started out as a Teletype Repairman. Over time, the job migrated into Secure Communications Technician.



I'm proud to have served, but I don't miss it a bit.



Retired in '94



Bob
 
Re: USAF Retired E-7

Originally posted by BobHall

Active Duty - 22 years, 1 month, 25 days.



Started out as a Teletype Repairman. Over time, the job migrated into Secure Communications Technician.



I'm proud to have served, but I don't miss it a bit.



Retired in '94



Bob



Greetings from another TTY Repairman. You mean u still don't have nightmares about the 2. 8 million little pieces and springs in those old TTY's:eek: And hearing that "Boing" and wondering where the damn spring went?:mad:
 
Originally posted by Mniver

Greetings from another TTY Repairman. You mean u still don't have nightmares about the 2. 8 million little pieces and springs in those old TTY's:eek: And hearing that "Boing" and wondering where the damn spring went?:mad:



No, but I still have to chuckle every time I see a "Jesus Ring".
 
U. S. Army !967-1969 active duty at Ft. Lewis, WA . . FFt. Rucker, AL. . III Corps, RVN. crewchief/gunner OH-6, 1st Infantry Division
 
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