Vet's on this site

[cq]

I just wonder how many vet's are members of this site.

MMCM(SS) CQBAKER USN ret.

27 years on submarines, heard a lot of fish, but had a hard time casting.

No we did not have screen doors.

 

[William H. (Bill) Barham]

LOL @CQ...



101 ABN DIV..and very proud of it. Most of my time spent in Viet Nam.



Bill

 

[Carlos Hathcock III]

I R a Marine



Carlos

 

[rick bode]

us navy 1983-1991 did see time in the frist gulf war

 

[Mebassn]

USN, 1989 - Current, AMC(AW/NAC), P-3 Flight Engineer, VP-10 NAS Brunswick, Maine. 8 Deployments all VP including support for Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom.



Eric H.

 

[Max Neathamer2]

Joined July 19th, 1981.

Retired Aug 1st, 2001.



15 years Sea service.



Tomahawk Planner the last 3 years.



Bass Trip planner from here on out!!



OSC(SW)

 

[Edward J. Krummert, Jr]

THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE, ONLY WISH I HAD THE INTESTINAL FORTITUDE TO DO IT. Ed

 

[Tony Payne]

1988-1990 USAF...

 

[Richard Bode2]

usn 1959 to1963 served aboard the uss waspCVS>18

 

[Steve Hutson]

United State Army, Military Police. 1978 through 1983

 

[JR F]

U.S. Army Sgt..Commo Chief of section 63-66 1st Cav..

 

[Richard Whittemore]

I R an AIR HEAD!!!

USAF 1965 -1969

Computer Maintenance and Repair



Univac 418 CPU w/30 MB memory and Flying Head Drum, 880MB memory.



Two of these units (930 megabytes of memory & CPU) would fill a tractor trailer. They had printers that would fill a small dining room. Input was punched 80 column cards or 12" magnetic tape. These babies had 30,000 switching transistors in each CPU. One night a stray horsehair from a broom got airbourne and was sucked into the ferrite memory, shut the sucker down for two hours until we found it.

Lotta stories and memories. Glad I lived through it all.

Wouldn't trade the times for anything.

 

[JAMES MOORE]

E7 SFC U.S. Army Retired: (20 years)

USMC 1974-1976

Served in Desert Storm: G-2, 18th Airborn Corps, Intelligence Analyst/Order of Battle Specialist

Hey RICHARD: IBM 360-50 Computer Operator/Programmer Camp Lejuene N.C.: Miles and Miles of Tapes.

 

[Mike L.]

I was in the last group to be drafted into the US Army at the end of the Vietnam war, October 1972.

Served 5 months in Ft Dix, NJ and 19 months at Ft McPherson outide of Atlanta Ga.

 

[fatrap]

Navy 69-72 Uss Purdy DD734, USS Marias AO 57 Damage Controlman/Hull Tech Seventh Fleet out of Mayport Fl



fatrap

Mike Grandick

 

[Mark Jaworski]

Ret Chief Petty Officer USN



Crewchief H-46/H-3 helos

Rescue swimmer

Maint CPO



Ret 1998

 

[Bill Hamilton]

US Air Force 67-71 5-sided squirrel cage (Pentagon) Telecom

 

[Rich D]

Thank you gentlemen!

 

[TrepMan]

Thank You All for your service!!!

 

[Barry Loos]

US Army 68-70

 

[Rick Cohoon]

USAF Retired

550th ARS

69th Bomb Sq. Loring ME B-52G

906th AREFS Minot ND KC-135A

920th AREFS Wurtsmith MI KC-135A

USAF Recruiter Flint MI.

 

[Roy Cody]

USN 1967 - 1971



RoyC

 

[Scott Hammer TOXIC]

Thanks Guys!! And I mean it.



TOXIC

 

[Michael Lyons]

USAF 1973-79

Avionics Communications

Beale AFB Ca, 456 & 10th Bomb Wings B-52G & KC-135Q (Senior Crown support = SR-71's, "Comm-3")

26TH AMS, Zweibrucken Germany, RF-4C's

42TH AMS Loring AFB Maine, B-52G's and KC-135A's

 

[Sisco Sisk]

US ARMY Light Infantry

The Light means that we had no mechanized support! It definatley doesn't convey the weight of our rucks.



1990-1994

3rd Bat 9th INF Reg Fort Ord Califorina

Masters of the Night



MANCHU!

 

[Jan Van Bennekum]

USAF Retired (1964 - 1984)

 

[David Butler]

1961 - 1965 SAC US Airforce

 

[Greg Meyer]

USMC 1967 to 1971 Loved the travel at government expense... I experienced two of the best hangovers in the history of mankind... Can never forget the people I served with, truly the finest men that ever served their country... I only wish they had all come home...