[Captain Crunch]

U.S. Military veterans, tell us about your service. If you served in another country's armed forces, tell us about that, too.

I'll start.

U.S. Army, 1961 to 1971, Military Police, MOS 95B40, SSG E-6 at discharge, 1 year in RVN, 3 years in Germany, remainder in various CONUS postings.

Alaska Air National Guard, 1974 to 1976, Security Police, AFSC 81270, TSG E-6.

Go, Army, Beat Navy! :biggrin:

 

[rstickle]

US Army 1964 till 1985. Did the first couple years in missiles and TDY to the 8th Army Support Command Advanced Marksmanship Unit (AMU) on the pistol team.

Then I was accepted, and successfully completed EOD school MOS 55D (Now 89D). Stayed EOD till I retired as a MSG (E8). Did two tours in Korea, and one on Okinawa. Spent the rest of the time stateside, a lot of it doing Presidental Support.

 

[ecbaatz]

US Navy

US Navy nuclear power program, submarine qualified 1975 - 1995

Any questions, ask

The Silent Service

 

[P95Carry]

Wish I could display a long record in the services - but no can do - tho I'd be darned proud if I could.

All I had was Army Cadet stuff over three years - basic training, and finished up L Cpl, Signals. I was also (big deal!) a drummer in corps of drums and shot with the rifle team competitively - almost in fact my intro to long range center fire.

Otherwise - I am a veteran - of life - gettin' older by the second! :smile:

 

[TheGreatGonzo]

O-3, US Air Force (currently inactive reserve).

Active Duty Air Force 1990 - 1993 (Gulf War)

Air Force Office of Special Investigations (Special Agent)

Gonzo

 

[Scott]

U. S. Army 6 years.

WHCA - Reagan Administration

-Scott-

 

[Team American]

US Air Force Oct. 1978-Apr. 1983

Duty stations were:
Lackland AFB (basic training)
Lowry AFB (tech school)
Duluth IAP
Elmendorf AFB
Luke AFB

 

[sarhog]

US Navy, 1984 - present. Helicopter Rescue Swimmer/Crewchief.

Duty stations were:

NAS Cubi Point, Republic of the Philippines
NAS Whidbey Island, WA
NAS Agana, Guam
NAS Pensacola, FL
Andersen AFB, Guam
MCAS Iwakuni, Japan
NAS North Island, CA

Cruised on USS Tripoli, USS White Plains, USNS Mars, USNS Flint, USS Belleau Wood.

Currently at NAS Pensacola.

 

[striker]

Marine Corps and Army

Marine Corps 82-89 Hydraulic / Pneumatic repair
F-4's and A-4's (mostly in Yuma, AZ)
E-5 Sergeant

Indiana Army National Guard 90-91
Helicopter repair
E-5 Sergeant

 

[acparmed]

6 years USAF Special Operations Combat Control Team Member. TACP 5th Special Forces Group. (USASF) 1969-1975.

 

[tanksoldier]

Hmmm... complex career for me, certainly not by the book.

Easiest to say, 15 years total service, 11 years active duty: RA 91-94, USAR 94-98 (some active duty), CA-ARNG 98-01 (mostly active duty), RA 2001-present. GWI 91-92, GWII 03-04. Germany 91-93.

I've always been a tanker... but sometimes I was a tanker doing other jobs. I've been a commo tech, truck driver, MP, chauffer and admin puke.

 

[rstickle]

U. S. Army 6 years.

WHCA - Reagan Administration

-Scott-

I'll bet our paths crossed at one time or another.

 

[bubbygator]

USN, O-3. 1960-64
USS Lenawee (APA-195), CIC/Crypto
USS St. Paul (CA-73), Secondary Battery (5" Guns)
Served a middie cruise on USS Iowa (BB-61) in 1957.

 

[SARR001]

U.S. Army '88-'94.
Stationed in Germany, Panama, Kuwait, Bragg, and Fort Sam Houston.

 

[ExSoldier]

U.S. Army Officer (2LT thru CPT) active duty 9th Inf Div 1980-84: Rifle Platoon Leader, Fast Attack Platoon Leader, Co XO, TOW Platoon Leader, Assistant Plans & Ops Officer Div Staff. IRR 1984-94. Victim of the Clinton RIF. Served on active duty as an Infantry Officer, later branch transferred to Armor and completed Armor Officer's Advanced Course. Also Jungle War School and NBC school.

 

[KC135]

USAF active 1950 to 1970.

Gas passer last 11 years in tankers--E7--but had three sirs that took me to and from work.

Radio/ECM in B-29s, B-50s, B-36s, Boomer in KC-97s, and KC-135s. Combat in Korea and Nam.

 

[duckhunter]

Currently active duty Army Captain

Rifle Company Fire Support Officer, B/3-504th Parachute Infantry Regt, 82nd Airborne Division, Operation Joint Guardian (Kosovo)

Battery Fire Direction Officer, staff officer, 3-319th Airborne Field Artillery Regt, 82nd Abn

Commander, C/6-27 Field Artillery, Operation Iraqi Freedom

Now advising ARNG soldiers deploying to OIF/OEF

 

[cmbthgun]

U.S. Army Military Police. 2000-2005
82d MP Co., 82d Airborne Division, Ft. Bragg, N.C.
Sergeant (E-5) at discharge.
2 trips to Iraq, one during the invasion and one after.

 

[HotGuns]

US NAVY MR E-5
1976-1981

it wasnt just a job...
it was an adventure...

:biggrin: :biggrin:

 

[BlueLion]

Usaf