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Well, I go out of the loop for a week or two and I come back to see a bunch of new forum sections. We've been snowed in for a bit and it messed with
communications.
Any army joes?
communications.
Any army joes?
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Whats up Mighty Mouse?
i just finished 6yrs in the Army National Guard
MOS: 13B20 (Field Artillery)
rank: E-5 Sgt.
nice to meet you!
i just finished 6yrs in the Army National Guard
MOS: 13B20 (Field Artillery)
rank: E-5 Sgt.
nice to meet you!
thats my boy.......13 series is awesome...i did my basic at ft. sill..... heard artillery 24/7
me myself: in the guard rite now(Tennessee Army National Guard, 776th Maintience Company) starting an 8 yr contract
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just an E-3 right now, but looking at putting in an warrant officer packet soon
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had more fun at Sill then any of my assignments... we actually shot artillery there... out in the civi world, its all blanks.... our AT has consisted of : convoy security, infantry tactics, mp procedures...... all 6 years. only 1 year did i get to shoot rounds. and that year i was an E2 and nominated for cook duty (the whole 15 days) i got one day in the feild, and with all the moving around, unload/load 5tons worth of bad ammo..... i fired 12 rounds.
did way more then that at AIT. there was a group at Sill that we went out to field with, we shot well over 200 rounds, all within a couple of hours. thats what i signed up for!!!!! i can still feel the earth shake from that steel rain! if the guard actually did that anymore, then id still be there. instead they want us to park the howitzers and hang outta top of hmmwv playing target driving back n forth thru bahgdad..... ill stay home with the guns... maybe there will be another war, (a real one) and ill sign back up and blow some **** up.
wish i could use my field artillery skills to get a civilian job...
did way more then that at AIT. there was a group at Sill that we went out to field with, we shot well over 200 rounds, all within a couple of hours. thats what i signed up for!!!!! i can still feel the earth shake from that steel rain! if the guard actually did that anymore, then id still be there. instead they want us to park the howitzers and hang outta top of hmmwv playing target driving back n forth thru bahgdad..... ill stay home with the guns... maybe there will be another war, (a real one) and ill sign back up and blow some **** up.
wish i could use my field artillery skills to get a civilian job...
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You boys should come down to Camp Lejeune sometime - I'll hook you up with some friends of mine on the REAL "Green Side" :roxor:- they get to blow up choppers & tanks every day....
HM1 Erik English - Navy Corpsman
You boys should come down to Camp Lejeune sometime - I'll hook you up with some friends of mine on the REAL "Green Side" :roxor:- they get to blow up choppers & tanks every day....
HM1 Erik English - Navy Corpsman
Hello Gents - As you can see by my post count, I'm new here. A friend suggested I check out this web site since I plan to purchase a 5th Gen Camaro. As luck would have it, I stumbled upon this Army thread. It is always nice to meet other (past & current) brother's.
USA 1985-1994.
My medical career began in the U.S Army with the 5th Special Forces Group / Airborne, as a Medical Sergeant - MOS 18D., trained in medical procedures with an emphasis in trauma medicine. Medical training also included a basic working knowledge of dentistry, optometry, veterinary medicine, and first assistant surgical procedures.
Tours of Action;
First Special Operations Task Force (ARSOTF) August 1990. Southwest Asia.
Desert Shield / Desert Storm - Saudia Arabia / Iraq / Kuwait.
Somalia - Operational Detachment / A Team (SFODA). August - December, 1992.
After 8 + years of active duty, I spent another 12 years attending medical school to become a Vascular Surgeon. It was a long journey, but well worth it.
All the best to those currently serving.
- DocGreen.
USA 1985-1994.
My medical career began in the U.S Army with the 5th Special Forces Group / Airborne, as a Medical Sergeant - MOS 18D., trained in medical procedures with an emphasis in trauma medicine. Medical training also included a basic working knowledge of dentistry, optometry, veterinary medicine, and first assistant surgical procedures.
Tours of Action;
First Special Operations Task Force (ARSOTF) August 1990. Southwest Asia.
Desert Shield / Desert Storm - Saudia Arabia / Iraq / Kuwait.
Somalia - Operational Detachment / A Team (SFODA). August - December, 1992.
After 8 + years of active duty, I spent another 12 years attending medical school to become a Vascular Surgeon. It was a long journey, but well worth it.
All the best to those currently serving.
- DocGreen.
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Another Army guy. Getting ready to retire, my last work day is November 30th. Its been fun though.
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Ex Army here. 3 years active duty, 3 years National Guard. Crossed over into the blue in '05, just re-enlisted for six more years.
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Ex-Army here, 1982-1994 active, 19K Tanker. Always nice to meet fellow veterans. I am waiting to take delivery of a 2010 2SS, LS3, Black with orange accent interior.
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Yep, I am also a new guy to the forum. Great to see a military thread. I am a 13A currently stuck in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas attending Command and General Staff College. Cannot wait to get back out into the force. After 3 times across the pond this is a good break. Take it easy.
Yep, I am also a new guy to the forum. Great to see a military thread. I am a 13A currently stuck in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas attending Command and General Staff College. Cannot wait to get back out into the force. After 3 times across the pond this is a good break. Take it easy.
congrats on the advancement!! We have some 10th MTN here in BIOP again congrats..
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