Roll Call... All Veterans...

[CTyankee]

Roll Call... All Veterans... It's Reville...

Rise and shine...

May America remain the land of the free because of the service of the brave.

God bless all our troops and God bless America.

3d RRU, US Army, Saigon. Vietnam, 1962

And my long time friend Kibitzer, may you rest in peace...

 

[Scud49]

USAF 1968-72 - Torrejon, Spain. Very fond memories and very glad to serve.

 

[JellyBean]

U.S. Army

1988-92

Ft. Bliss, Tx

 

[Veteran]

U.S. Army - mid 1970's. Proudly.

Basic training - Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, or as we called it, Fort Lost in the Woods in the State of Misery. Fort Dix and then across the pond with nuclear capable 1st Battalion/36th Field Artillery in Augsburg, Germany.

 

[daggittydog]

USAF - Security Police 1966-1970 Phu Cat, Vietnam March 1968 - 1969

 

[Mdoggie]

U.S Army 1987- 91
Dentac Walter Reed Army Medical Center DC.

 

[Mdoggie]

U.S. Army

1988-92

Ft. Bliss, Tx

Finished Basic at Bliss January 88.

 

[Tonyc]

1972-1972 FT Bragg NC Main Post Finance and Accounting Office. In October 1974 I was on an air strip at Pope Air Force Base awaiting to go to Afghanistan. The told me I would be extended another year and would be paying the troops. I would be in Italy or Greece and they would fly in people to pick up their pay. That never happened. I was also in charge of handling the finance records for the POWs that came back from Vietnam. That was a very sad time as many were assumed dead and their wives remarried while others came back with many illnesses. This is why we stand. God Bless the Troops and God Bless America

 

[and one]

USAF 1968-72 - Torrejon, Spain. Very fond memories and very glad to serve.

USAF 1968 to 1972. Ton Son Nhut AFB, Vietnam and Rhein-Main AFB, Germany. I was in aircraft maintenance -instruments and avionics. In Germany all the airplanes were old (even then) C-118 and C-131 medivac birds. They flew to all the European bases, including Torrejon, to pick up and deliver patients to Weisbaden. At one point one of the airplanes had a problem that only showed up in flight so I flew with it to trouble shoot in the air. Found the problem and at Torrejon spend hours scrounging around for the part. A guy that was in the instrument shop with me in Vietnam was at Torrejon and showed me the sights. This little trip had a rough start; there was an electronics bay in the little galley area behind the cockpit I had to access that had a door that swung up. After takeoff from Rhein-Main I popped the access panel up and did my thing. What I didn't notice was that when the panel was up it hit the button that dispensed coffee from the urn that sat above the panel and drained most of the coffee out. This was like 5am and the crew was not amused.

 

[Husky fanatic]

USMC 1965-1971 Viet Nam 1966 -1968 Supply guy

 

[oldude]

A day to remember and honor my father, USMC, who served at Midway, Okinawa & ie Shima in WW2, and to all veterans: Thank you for your service to this nation.

 

[CocoHusky]

United States Army 1986-1991 Air Defense Artillery

 

[Jackcatscal]

U.S. Army JAG Corps, 1971 through 1974. I tried about 500 courts-martial in the four years I was on active duty.

 

[Ozimoto]

Though not a veteran I would like to say to all of you that I have much respect and appreciation for your service to our country. God bless you all.

 

[PAHuskeyFan]

US Coast Guard... 1977 to 2007. 1977 Graduate of US Coast Guard Academy, retired after 30 years of service on July 1, 2007.

 

[msf22b]

USMA Band at West Point 1962-65

Along with the cream of American wind and brass players
many who went on to important careers in the orchestras of LA,
Chicago, New Orleans, St. Louis, MET, New Zealand...

An amazing time wih amazing colleagues
How I ever was a part of that, I'll never know.

 

[Styxx]

If you put on the uniform anywhere at anytime and served honorably, you are all my Brothers and Sisters.
I danced the 1968 Subic Bay, Nha Trang, Cam Ranh supply circle while my brother crewed on a D model at Khe Sanh. Those were NOT the good old days. All gave some. Some gave all. Far too many of our Brothers and Sisters never came home. Far too many who did come home never really made it all the way back.
Styxx :- )

 

[Chickenhawk]

US Army, 68-74, Viet Nam, Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade; Germany, Armor and MI

 

[willtalk]

US army 64-69

 

[D J B]

God bless you each and every one.

U.S. Navy 1968-1972
USS St. Paul CA-73 Heavy Cruiser
'The Galloping Ghost of the Viet Nam Coast'
Fire Control Technician (Guns)
Naval gunfire support for Marines and Army

 

[Rixxx]

My Dad served in the USN, 1943-1946, Pearl Harbor, HI, Machinist Mate 3rd Class, Propeller Specialist. He never spoke about WW2 and we never asked.

 

[Zinethar]

USCG 1969-1973. Boot camp in Cape May, NJ, electronic training in Governor's Island, NY then stationed in Manasquan, NJ as a Telephone Tech. Lived on Fort Hancock in Sandy Hook, NJ.

 

[fireford]

Army National Guard - 192nd FA BN 1983-1989 (Norwalk, CT)

MOS: Field Artillery Surveyor

Basic Training & AIT: Fort Sill, OK

History - 192nd FA BN

atomic.pairsite.com

 

[UpstateNY]

Drafted -Army Feb 1969-Feb 1971. Vietnam July 1969 - July 1970. Infantry- American Division. The price of freedom is very high. To all who served - Welcome home and thank you for your sacrifice

 

[Wbbfan1]

USAF June 1968 July 1988. Vietnam Vet along with tours of Duty in Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, Germany and a Hardship tour in Hawaii.