rchuff
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Not in the service but I would like to THANK ALL OF YOU FOR MY FREEDOM AND GOD BLESS TO ALL.
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Help Support Buellxb Forum:
Thanks a million to all the brave folks who have selflessly served. I currently work as a job recruiter and I absolutely give preference to vets.
My plan is to join Va. Army NG sometime within the next year. I would love to have the distinction of having served and I also need to get my college loans paid down. Any advice (via PM so as not to clog the thread) would be greatly appreciated.
Again, thanks to all of our uniform service members.
My plan is to join Va. Army NG sometime within the next year. I would love to have the distinction of having served and I also need to get my college loans paid down. Any advice (via PM so as not to clog the thread) would be greatly appreciated.
Again, thanks to all of our uniform service members.
Cool, good amount of vets in here.
Well I guess I outta chip in too.
USMC 3 years 10 months 0612 combat wireman
3rd BN 2nd MAR
3 deployments. 1 to Iraq, Al Ambar province(all of it) 07-08. 1 with the 22nd MEU where we ended up staging for Afganland, but got pulled back out to sea last minute to hunt more pirates. And a humanitarian mission in Haiti with the 22nd MEU yet again.
Well I guess I outta chip in too.
USMC 3 years 10 months 0612 combat wireman
3rd BN 2nd MAR
3 deployments. 1 to Iraq, Al Ambar province(all of it) 07-08. 1 with the 22nd MEU where we ended up staging for Afganland, but got pulled back out to sea last minute to hunt more pirates. And a humanitarian mission in Haiti with the 22nd MEU yet again.
Infernorodz
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Outstanding!!!!! Navy, Gunnersmate, Petty Officer 3rd class 01-03. Medical Discharge Honorable! The only easy day was yesterday!! HOO-YAH!!!
icecoldcoasty
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USCG
joined 2005
First unit harbor beach mi small boat station
Corpsman school in petaluma california
Kodiak alaska
Mobile alabama
FT sam texas dental c school
Back to petaluma for idhs school or for you squids you call is IDC school
and now hopefully back in alabama for a while
joined 2005
First unit harbor beach mi small boat station
Corpsman school in petaluma california
Kodiak alaska
Mobile alabama
FT sam texas dental c school
Back to petaluma for idhs school or for you squids you call is IDC school
and now hopefully back in alabama for a while
USAF 1983 to 1992. All stateside missile base duty except for a short temporary in Saudi Arabia. Logged about five years in Iraq between 2005 and 2012 in the private (government contract) sector. Started as an advisor for the civilian policing program then switched over to PSD for the rest.
Army
2008-Current
11B-Infantry
11C- Indirect fire infantryman ( Mortars)
91B- Mechanic
91F- Armorer
Afghanistan 2012 - RC West
Possibly going back to Afghanistan March 2014 ( Volunteered bc its most likely going to be my last chance to deploy on a combat tour for awhile depending on what happens next with Egypt, Syria ..ect)
2008-Current
11B-Infantry
11C- Indirect fire infantryman ( Mortars)
91B- Mechanic
91F- Armorer
Afghanistan 2012 - RC West
Possibly going back to Afghanistan March 2014 ( Volunteered bc its most likely going to be my last chance to deploy on a combat tour for awhile depending on what happens next with Egypt, Syria ..ect)
InfantrySoldier
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Canadian Army
Light Infantry 2004 - Present
Afghanistan for 8 months between 2008-2009, Kandahar.
Light Infantry 2004 - Present
Afghanistan for 8 months between 2008-2009, Kandahar.
InfantrySoldier
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Well I don't really know what you mean by that... Or how to take it, really.
Fighting America's war? Well I don't know. I wasn't there looking for WMD's, Bin Ladin, or stealing oil, or whatever the hell you mean. I was part of a NATO mission, along with a lot of other countries trying to bring peace to a really shitty region. I noticed a lot of changes in the 8 months that I was there. (and we whacked a ton of bad guys doing it...)
Also lost 23 of my friends and comrades while doing so during that 8 months.
So I don't know what way you want me to take your question, so if I did take it the wrong way, let me know which way you wanted me to take it.
Fighting America's war? Well I don't know. I wasn't there looking for WMD's, Bin Ladin, or stealing oil, or whatever the hell you mean. I was part of a NATO mission, along with a lot of other countries trying to bring peace to a really shitty region. I noticed a lot of changes in the 8 months that I was there. (and we whacked a ton of bad guys doing it...)
Also lost 23 of my friends and comrades while doing so during that 8 months.
So I don't know what way you want me to take your question, so if I did take it the wrong way, let me know which way you wanted me to take it.
InfantrySoldier - I just wasn't wanting to offend you. But yes, fighting America's War is what I was leaning towards. I do thank you for your input on the subject. I'm always curious as to what other countries military thinks about being in Afghanistan and such, when they wern't provoked in anyway to cause them to be there. I recently had a British Air Force Captain come through one of my classes at my base, and chatted a bit with him about his thoughts on getting deployed. He was excited to be going to hopefully make a difference.
InfantrySoldier
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Didn't really offend me, just wasn't sure how you meant the question.
As I see it, our two countries are allies, so yea. Hahaha. No hard feelings at all. We interacted with the Brit's more there than we did with US forces, although we did do some stuff with them too.
As I see it, our two countries are allies, so yea. Hahaha. No hard feelings at all. We interacted with the Brit's more there than we did with US forces, although we did do some stuff with them too.
USAF ... since Feb 20, 2006 ... 2 deployments ... Al Udied and Kirkuk ... I do air traffic control (1C1X1 AFSC ... I believe that's a 15Q for the army equivalent .. not sure about any other branches TBH) ... I've accepted TDY's in quite a few places to supplement as temporary manning for control towers or RADAR facilities and I'm currently an AGR here in louisiana back close to where I grew up ... hopefully this is my last stop till retirement ... I've gotten moving down to an art from all of my relocations ... I'm slowly restarting my life here all over again from scratch ... not much is the same since when I used to live here ... But I've got my bikes to keep me company till I get everything sorted for the long run 
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