U.S. Navy - 1993 to Present.

I currently fly E-2C Hawkeyes.

U S Air Force 1960-64 Air Defense Command F-101 Voodoo


Roy

Sincere thanks to all who have served,now,and through history.Your unselfishness,dedication,and professionalism is greatly appreciated and honored by myself, and my family.My God, where would we be without you guys and gals.
Also,thanks to this forum for allowing me the opportunity to say this to these patriotic individuals.


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Yeah I can send a patch no prob. Im at Kadena as well used to come here TDY from Osan and finally got a chance to come out here. I started out as a 462 then they changed that to 2w1 (weapons for about three years) then went gunner on the PAVELOWS, now Im a gunner on the HAWKS (1a7).
I just got introduced to the hell of japanese car laws so Im gonna be posting a question here soon cause I need alot of info. Its a nightmare
Glenn

US Navy 1883 - Present

(Naval Reserve now)

Started as an E-1, currently 0-4. Shell Back 1985, Blue Nose 2002.

Ships: USS Wainwright, USS Iwo Jima, USS Siapan, USS New Jersey, USS Eisenhower, USS Scott, USS Coronado, USS MT. Whitney, USNS Red Cloud, USNS Watkins, USNS Pomerory, USNS Watson.

Also stationed in Pensacola, Norfolk, Rota SP., London UK., Deigo Garcia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and San Diego.

Last deployment - Global War on Terror 2002-2003 "in the sand box".

Glad to be part of a great group of brothers!
Glenn

U.S. Air Force Retired - February 1969 to June 1989. Strategic Air Command - B-52 Master Crew Chief, Master Team Chief, Master Technician; Aircraft Maintenance Management; Aeronautical Engineer "Black Hole" Projects/Systems (A-12 Stealth Fighter and Space Shuttle "Special Systems" - Quality, Reliability, Maintainability).

Aim High and Keep 'Em Flying!

Flyboy

Flyboy:

Remember the SAC motto: "To err is human.....To forgive isn't SAC policy" "Nuke 'em til they glow....then use their heads for runway lights"

Flyboy-

Impressive resume-

Now what can you tell us about the "Aurora"



I remember when the SR-71 Blackbird "never" existed.


Alan

I myself never got the honor of serving in the military,I was denied the privilage during the Viet nam war ,wanted to go but bad eyes,and being an only son stopped me cold.2of my cousins and 1 of my best friends died over there.my father and his brother both served in WW2 dad was in France and Germany,and his brother served in the Pacific,I also have another great uncle who is still serving in a great ship under neath the memorial in Pearl Harbor.Both of my sons have served My oldest Ron jr.was in the Navy for 6 years ,is now out,the younger one Randy is serving in the Air Force been in for ten years,just came back from his 4th tour in Saudi Arabia,he plans on staying in for 20 years,and retiring,he's a staff sargeant right now but moving up shortly.My family moved here in 1660 from Holland,and we like to think we have served our new country whenever we can.

corporal USMC 1969 1972 semper fidelis