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bea175
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Posted: 29 March 2005 06:07 PM |
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I was in the Army from 1970 to 73. I was a Paratrooper with the 101st Airborne Division. I was stationed at Ft Campbell KY, Ft Benning GA, Ft. Bliss TX, McGregor Range NM and then back to Ft Cambell KY for discharge. After discharge i spent a year in the National Guard. 
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Timberghozt
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Posted: 30 March 2005 02:07 AM |
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United States Army Cavalry Scout 1990 -1994.
Did OSUT at the school of Hard Knox (Ft Knox).D troop 5/15 CAV
Bravo Troop, 1st Platoon
1st Squadron,1st Cavalry Regiment, "BlackHawks"..Division Scouts ,1st Armored Division
Ansbach,Germany
Desert Shield/Desert Storm..PCS`D
2nd Squadron/8th Cavalry Regiment, HHC Scout Platoon,1st Cavalry Division 1991-1994
  
This was when I was a young Speckltist in 2/8 Cav...
2006 I enlisted in the Texas Army National Guard as a Cavalry Scout.Reclassed to 11b Infantry rifleman and am currently assigned to A co, 3/144 Infantry Regt deployed to Iraq at the moment..I had it in my blood and couldn`t get it out it seems.
THEN
NOW
Two wars under my belt and looks like I might do another tour after this one.
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.45 COLT
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Posted: 30 March 2005 12:24 PM |
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Army, 1965 - 1969.
Forts Dix, Benning, Bragg, Eustis, Riley.
Dak Tho, Phu Loi and various unnamed parts of RVN.
Oakland Army Terminal for seperation.
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max
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Posted: 31 March 2005 02:17 AM |
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Salvation Army
Fort Scott, Kansas
January 2 1999 to January 5 1999
Detailed to man a temperance booth outside the Friendly Tavern, handing out tracts explaining the evils of intoxicating drink and associating with ladies that,, well , with loose wo,,,,,ah, with , with friendly , agreeable ladies.
Defected after 5 days.
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Timberghozt
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Posted: 31 March 2005 02:29 AM |
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max wrote: Salvation Army
Fort Scott, Kansas
January 2 1999 to January 5 1999
Detailed to man a temperance booth outside the Friendly Tavern, handing out tracts explaining the evils of intoxicating drink and associating with ladies that,, well , with loose wo,,,,,ah, with , with friendly , agreeable ladies.
Defected after 5 days.
max
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The_Mountaineer
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Posted: 31 March 2005 02:36 PM |
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Now max we know better than that! 
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max
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Posted: 31 March 2005 05:02 PM |
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Ok. It only took 2 days.
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S.Shooter
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Posted: 1 April 2005 01:39 AM |
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| 69th TC. Bremerhaven, FRG. 1975-1979
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rkinney11
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Posted: 2 April 2005 03:12 AM |
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U.S. A rmy form 67 to 70 airborne 82nd with the 1/17th cav. went straight leg in nam as a tanker but the slots were filled and i became a recon specialist and pounded ground for the whole time i was there.
rob k
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RatherBHuntin
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Posted: 4 April 2005 02:34 AM |
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Ft Sill for OSUT
Giessen, FRG 5th Corps Artillery, 8" SP Howitzers
Ft Sill again, more 8" and then the Palladin
Ft Campbell yet again Corps Arty, but on a 155mm towed piece this time
Presidio of Monterey, Ca the Defense Language Institute for Russian
Wurzburg, Germany 1ID, 101st MI BN with a layover in Kosovo
Goodfellow AFB, Tx 344th MI BN, training recruits (or rotting, depends how you look at it)
Still have one or two stations left in me, next stop, Georgia
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bea175
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Posted: 4 April 2005 04:04 PM |
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| My brother was stationed at Fork Sill OK in 1970 for Artillery .
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hunterfisher
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Posted: 23 April 2005 03:03 PM |
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| U.S ARMY 1964 - 67. 11th. Air Assault , 1st. Air Cav.
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TwoBeards
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Posted: 25 June 2005 05:42 AM |
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U.S.ARMY 1967-1970 Fort Leonardwood Mo. Basic, Fort Knox KY. A.I.T Fort Hood TX. Armor Crewman 2nd Armor Div. 1st Air Cav. 21 months RVN
I SALUTE all that have gone before me and those that have gone after me!
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Mickey Rat
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Posted: 25 June 2005 05:36 PM |
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Ft. Polk, LA Basic 72
Redstone Arsenal, AL AIT 72
116th ORD, Merrell Barraks, Nuremberg, FRG 72-74
Ni-Cad Battery Shop, Ft. Campbell, KY 74
Weapons Pool, Ft. Benning,GA 75-76
563rd ORD, Camp Perry, Weisbaden, FRG 76-79
TOW Anti-Tank Missile System Repairman
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SuburbanHunter
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Posted: 26 June 2005 04:53 PM |
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US Army 1974 - 1977
Fort Ord, CA (Basic)
Fort Rucker, AL (Helicopter School - UH1 & OH58)
Fort Lewis, WA
Yakima Firing Center, WA
Fort Bliss, TX
White Sands Missle Range, NM
Fort Wainright, AK (Operation Jack Frost)
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fiberoptik
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Posted: 28 June 2005 05:31 AM |
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USMC 1982-1989
Boot --San Diego, Ca.
Comm school (wireman) Pendleton (Ca.)
1st Bn 1st Marines Hedquarters & Svcs Co. 82--85 Camp Horno (Pendleton)
6 mo. Asia tour Camp Hansen, Okinawa/ Philipines/Korea/Hong Kong
Ft. Bliss (El Paso, Tx.) Marine Detachment schooling Hawk Missle systems 85-86
Yuma MCAS (AZ) Varied jobs. 86-89
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rkinney11
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Posted: 28 June 2005 06:28 AM |
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rkinney11 wrote: U.S. A rmy form 67 to 70 airborne 82nd with the 1/17th cav. went straight leg in nam as a tanker but the slots were filled and i became a recon specialist and pounded ground for the whole time i was there.
rob k
sep `1967 nov 1967 ft polk la basic training. from jan 68 to mar 68 ft knox ky tanker school. apr 68 to may 68 jump school ft benning ga. from may 68 to dec 68 ft bragg north carolina 82nd air borne 1/17th cav. jan 69 to jan 70 republic of south vietnam 25th inf div b trp 3/4 cav mos change to 11d20 recon. feb 70 to nov 70 ft knox ky instructor cadre for recon scout training. nov 70 ets from military.
rob k
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saddlesore
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Posted: 29 June 2005 04:02 AM |
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| I offered my body in 63, they didn't want me. I spent 10 years at Sandi Labs in NM . If you flew in Vietnam, you used weaponary and missles I helped develope. Then I spent 20 years in undergorund nulcear testing. If you were on a Boomer, you had missiles on board I worked on, same with the Air Force nukes.
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Posted: 19 July 2005 05:32 PM |
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I was in the US ARMY during the Viet Nam War from mid 1960's to 1969. I received an honorable discharge for my time served.
Today my heart is heavy and my head bows in prayer, for a man who was indeed an outstanding professional soldier (in spite of the news media lies) during his lifetime of service, as well as a person who gave of himself lecturing and appearing on behalf of Veteran's groups. General Westmoreland, who was commander of all US forces during the Viet Nam War, has passed to the other side and glory at the age of 91. Sir I am proud to salute you once again.....Amen!
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Timberghozt
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Posted: 20 July 2005 12:14 AM |
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Amen..Lil Mag.No matter what the news media says or said and the anti war people said back then..This man was a General and an American Soldier..He deserves respect and I for one will give the man that respect on this day when he went to his final muster..RIP General WestMoreland..With respect and thankfulness of his service.
Gene
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