Roll call of military veterans past and present

navy 76-79
USS Midway CV-41 76-78 V-2 CATS, A/G.
USS Kitty Hawk CV-63 78-79 shorttimer V-5 LSO Plateform

Charles Faulkner

 

R A F.1951 to 1955.

 

Army '66-'68, Machinegunner 'Nam

 

USN '61-'64, Electrician 2nd class. Sub tender USS Fulton.

 

U.S.Army, 10th Engineer Battalion, HQ & HQ Co., ADM Platoon. Stationed in Kitzingen, Germany; was in '63 to '66.

 

US Navy, 1979 - 1983. Fire Control Missiles on board USS Radford, DD968. Beirut, Lebanon 1983.

National Guard for a few years, Helicopter (Huey) mechanic.

Influenced by mechanic Grandpa, Army mechanic in WWII, retired from ANG.

 

US Navy Communications Tech 1970-1974. Some great times and great friends.

 

US Navy, 2001 - Present

Aviation structural mechanic. If I can't break it, neither can you!!

 

82 Airborne 1st Battalion 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment Delta Company
11B1P Anti-Armor Unit

 

Usmc 1968-1970

 

Army '65-'67

 

USAF, 1979-1983. 2044th COM Pentagon, 1835th EIS Norton AFB
My youngest brother is active, Lt. Colonel USA

Thanks to all of you who have served!!

 

NAVY 1961 to 1968

 

16yrs Marines and National Guard

 

SGT Smith USAF Active 1963-1967 A/R H-43 Choppers Res 1967-1969
4 in, 2 Res. 3970th Strat Wing, 401 Tack Fighter wing

 

Army and National Guard 1961-1968

 

USAFSS '68-'72 Shu Lin Kou AS, JSPC Okinawa. Kept an eye on Uncle ho and Charman mao. Had a ringside seat when the Migs and the Phantoms were on the prowl. SR71s. B52s, F4s, and RC135Ms were all in a days work. Watched the red guards and the cultural revolution destroy all vestiges of Freedom in China and I look at whats happening in our country today with an ominous feeling of deja vu. Very interesting times, but I offer a heartfelt salute of respect admiration and appreciation to those on the front lines, past present and future.

 

USAF `68-`72 S/Sgt. maintained 463L equipt.

 

U.S. Navy
93-Pres
Mineman
Ingleside TX enroute to San Diego, CA

 

U.S. Army 64B20 heavy vehicle operator 1966 - 1968 K-Town Germany

How many of you attened the drags out at Ramstine Air Force Base, Germany back in the 60's? I remember seeing a '65 Olds 442 (called The Bounty Hunter), a Shelby GT350 Mustang, tons of local Europe built cars with American iron and other cars but I'm old and can't remember most of them.

 

proudly served 1979-1991 U.S. Army Airborne Ranger...HUAH !!
would do it again in a heartbeat.....

 

USAF, Oct 1971 to Mar 1988, Ground Radio Maintenace, Production Analyst, Aircraft Scheduler and Documentation Specialist.

41 Dave

 

12 pages and growing, a pretty impressive group of past and present military service personnel. Served in the US Army from 1967-1976 flying Huey's in Nam and Korea, last three years finally elevated to the big bird known as the CH-47 (Chinook).

 

8years US Marines 2bn/7th and 6years Reserves 6th combat engineers

 

U.S. Army 13M (MLRS, field artillery) 1996-2000.Proud to have served!!

 

Started off in the USN in 2008 - got medically discharged over a knee injury. I'm doing physical therapy now at the VA and hoping to go back next year.

 

U.S.Army 64 to 67 Heavy equipment operator .Some good duty ,some really bad duty happened in those years . Now I'm here and thats life. Thanks to all who served and the families that supported them.

 

USN 1998-2002 AM3 HCS-5 Point Mugu CA 4 years in the navy and 2 days on a boat.

 

U.S. Army 72-75 45P20 M-551 sheridan turret mech. 2/2 Armored Cavalry. Bamburg Germany. Always ready. Thanks , to each an every one of you, it was an honor serving with you. Give em hell. Lippy

 

ALLWAYS at the Drags @ Ramstien from 64-68. That Olds (Bounty Hunter was owned by a Civilian if I recall. Think his name was Dale Price and he may have worked for the Army over at K'town, but don't quote me. The base club was Ramstein motor sports and they supported all activities. I ran my 65 SS 327 there on many an afternoon. Parkbrau forever!!