How many veteran rodders are out there?

U.S.Army 1956 --1959. Drove school bus. Good Duty. 8-Ball

 

USMC
VMFAT 101
3rd Marine Air Wing
Discharged May, 1970.

 

U.S. Army
19D Cavalry Scout
1st Cavalry - 1st Armored Division
Buedingen, Germany
1992-1996

 

USN, 67-71 AMS ( aviation structural mechanic) E-5
USNR 79-88 CB (Construction Mechanic ) E-6

OLD HEMI

 

currently stationed on camp pendleton driving trucks

 

I guess I'm a real old hot rodder Navy 1950 1954 CVA 34

 

U.S.Army...Viet Nam...67U20..Helicopters....

 

USA, Active Duty 2003-present.

Currently overseas working as a Commo Sergeant. Combat tour #4, but hell, I got hot showers (usually) and a pretty reliable internet connection so it's NOTHING like a lot of you old-timers had. Much respect to all the old school vets who made it easier for all of us today.

 

My Father was in Hiroshima right afterwards ( like days ) ,,and 2 older brothers were in Nam.[/quote]


you know my dad was in nagasaki on clean up just after the drop...and told me all the guys he knew died of cancer in later life... he had two bouts befor he died...

 

you know my dad was in nagasaki on clean up just after the drop...and told me all the guys he knew died of cancer in later life... he had two bouts befor he died...[/quote]


My Father said he heard people make sounds he'd never heard ,,as well as people shotting themselves ,,would like to say I can only image,,but I can't don't think anyone could


and now enough about war everyone looses in war so..

 

You got to pick ??????

Army '65 - '67 Keeping Stuttgart safe.

 

From '88 and still serving -- Combat Engineeer, Air Defender, Missile Defense R&D

 

USAF medic,'68-'72, S/sgt (E-5) air,search, & rescue S.E.Asia '68-'69. I'm more proud now, than I was then...............most serving back then will understand what I mean!

 

usn 60-64 special boat ops en-3 looking back should have stayed in had a good time seen places ill never see again

 

I definitely agree with you on that.

 

U.S Navy, 63-67, served on USS Colahan (DD-658), USS Mitchell (TAP-114, USNS Patrick (TAP-124), then First Mobile Forces Afloat, Rung Sat Special Zone, Vietnam. First ship was homeported in Long Beach, so was able to race at Lion's, second and third ship homeported at Oakland, so able to race at Half Moon Bay and Fremont (when I would afford it). Proud to have served, no regrets.

 

2nd Battalion 14th Marines 1987-91 E-5.......Semper Fi!

Any Texas Marines out there?

 

1991 to present. Currently in the 82D Airborne. Deploying to Afghanistan soon. From what I've seen the HAMB supports it's vets 100%.

ZMAN, thanks for all you do for our VETS. Using your place for dropping off the Care packages for deployed service men and women last year was outstanding. How did that go buy the way? I wanted to get something sent out but didn't make the deadline.

And to everyone that reads this, You don't need to thank me for my service, I chose this profession. THANK YOU for the support.

 

US Army 1966 - 1967 Sp 4
RVN 1967 all of it got to go over on Lady Bird Johnsons garbage scow the Darby

currently battling the Asian Orange thing
allows me to work on my cars full time, just not much strength

 

Ret USAF.

 

Usn 2000-2006 em2(sw)

 

Captain, USAF, Dec 95 - Feb 00

Air Force Space Command, California/Montana

(ICBMs).....

 

9 years army..E-6
3 years navy sea bees..E-6.........GLAD TO SERVERE THIS GREAT COUNTRY ........AND HATS OFF TO OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS SERVING TODAY!!!!!!

DAVE

 

My cousin is Gen. Amos, Assistant Commandant. He's an aviation nut. I'm sure he appreciates your service.

 

Spec 4 US Army 1969-1971 2nd Battalion 94th Artillery, 175mm and 8" guns. Worked in the motor pool on wheel vehicles and some tracks. We were on firebases all along the Vietnam DMZ. Mike

 

I am not a veteran, but thank you to all who have served and protected us. A round of beers to all.

 

USAF, Retired 1968-1990, Viet-Nam, Thiland, 71&72

 

Captain, USAF 1965 1967

 

South Dakota Army National Guard, 88-94. Engineer

 

USMC 97-01, Sgt/E-5, 0311/8541