OT: How many Veterans on here?

[Huskyhoops25]

Branch; Rate; Rank; Dates of service

USN; Hospital Corpsman; hospital corpsman third class petty officer petty officer; 12/76-3/81

 

[HuskyinWRNY]

Paratrooper, usarmy, Vietnam vet, 67-70, e-5

 

[Doginaus]

USCG, Machinist Mate, E-5, 1981-1986

 

[Cobra 1]

USAF, Capt. AC&W, ADC, F89 Scorpion
1955 - 1958 - call sign Cobra 1

 

[Chasm64]

Army, military police, top secret clearance, E2 73-75

 

[VA Blue Dog]

USAF 0-5, NATO, SAC, Pentagon 69-90

 

[Baltic]

Branch; Rate; Rank; Dates of service

USN; Hospital Corpsman; hospital corpsman third class petty officer petty officer; 12/76-3/81

1st Lt, Combat Engineer 66-69, 7th Army Support Command

 

[filthy beast]

USMC, Cpl, 66-68. Man 68.

 

[filthy beast]

USMC, Cpl, 66-68. Nam 68.

 

[Jay-Bone]

I'm not, but I thank you for your service.

 

[uconnfan68]

USN, Training Device maintenance and repair, E-6, 1970-74, 1975-79

 

[gars44]

US Army, 6/77 - 6/81, Army Security Agency, Field Station Augsburg, 6/79 - 6/81 E-5

 

[sirjames]

Thank you all for your service !
My Dad: 2nd Lieutenant, Army Air Corps, navigator on a B17 flying missions out of England

 

[formerlurker]

Thank each and every one of you.

 

[ColchVEGAS]

Thank you all for your service. We would not be who we are without you.

 

[storrsroars]

Army, military police, top secret clearance, E2 73-75

Reacher?

 

[Captbluefin]

Thank You gentlemen for your service to our country

 

[DCT]

Branch; Rate; Rank; Dates of service

USN; Hospital Corpsman; hospital corpsman third class petty officer petty officer; 12/76-3/81

USA E5 70 to 73 never went overseas

 

[Cobra 1]

Thank you all for your service !
My Dad: 2nd Lieutenant, Army Air Corps, navigator on a B17 flying missions out of England

I salute any and all of the airmen who were in the 8th Bomber Command flying out
of England. They flew daylight bombing raids deep into Nazi occupied territory and for most of war had minimal fighter escort into target.
Their losses were horrendous but they suited up and kept coming.
My uncle was part of 8th Bomber Command and fortunately survived.
Never talked much his war experiences.
All these men were true American heroes.
Ciao

 

[Apollo]

Thank you to all here (and everywhere) who served

 

[sirjames]

I salute any and all of the airmen who were in the 8th Bomber Command flying out
of England. They flew daylight bombing raids deep into Nazi occupied territory and for most of war had minimal fighter escort into target.
Their losses were horrendous but they suited up and kept coming.
My uncle was part of 8th Bomber Command and fortunately survived.
Never talked much his war experiences.
All these men were true American heroes.
Ciao

My Dad never spoke about it either

 

[Huskygamble19]

US Army, armorer,2 years in Korea, 68-70. The USS Pueblo capture was the reason I went there

 

[Madmannsucks]

Vietnam Vet---USN just notice what a bunch of old timers we are 1972 1975.

 

[AzHusky]

USN 1969 - 1973 CTO Top Secret Crypto E4

 

[RedStickHusky]

USAF MSgt (ret), 1977-1997

 

[Husky68]

101st Airborne, Spec 4, infantry, Viet 1970-71.

 

[Chin Diesel]

US Navy Chief Petty Officer
Aviation Electrician's Mate
1993-2014.

 

[JonnyRI]

Army, Infantry Captain, 2003-2008. Iraq in 2005, again 2007-2008. 2-7 IN, 1BDE, 3ID (Cottonbalers By God!!!). Ft Stewart.

Thank you all all Boneyard Veterans who volunteered to pick up a rifle. You truly all are great Americans. Most of the men in life who I have met that were 100% no doubt better men than me and nearly all others were all men I either served with or other veterans I have met later on.

 

[formerlurker]

My Mom just texted me that my Dad and his buddies got drunk at a Marine bar in Sarasota this afternoon/evening and she and her friends had to go get them so they could drive them and the car they travelled there in home. God bless you all, you should all be able to enjoy life into your 80's and beyond. So much respect.

Christyn & Geno

the-boneyard.com

 

[Huskygamble19]

I remember that when we were ready to go overseas they just lined us up saying Korea,Hawaii,Hawaii, Korea,Korea, Hawaii etc. and all the ones going to Korea were not happy to go there and the Hawaii recipients were elated only to find out that the Hawaii guys were going for jungle training for Viet Nam. As it turned out almost 50% of my unit died in Nam. It was a sobering effect.