Warrior General Games

Originally posted by GuieetarBen
I heard it all the time, I was in when 9/11 happened though.

I think that's the difference maker there. I was in from March '93 til Sept 7th, 2001. Interesting timing there.

May '00 till July '07

Originally posted by GuieetarBen
May '00 till July '07

I thought you chick stories were funny/impressive... You've been holding out on the military ones! lol

You're welcome

Originally posted by GuieetarBen
May '00 till July '07

Which branch of the service were you in during your time of service?

Tricon

Army, 4 at Ft Bragg, yes my dumbass jumped out a perfectly good aircraft, and 3 back home at Ft Eustis ( where it really isn't the Army ). Changed MOS to move home.

You got tricon's interest! I think he just got excited!

Originally posted by GuieetarBen
Army, 4 at Ft Bragg, yes my dumbass jumped out a perfectly good aircraft, and 3 back home at Ft Eustis ( where it really isn't the Army ). Changed MOS to move home.

I served from August 2000 to July 2004 and my MOS was 13M (MLRS). When I joined, I almost went Airborne also but the my knees were shot by then. I was 32 when I enlisted

Tricon

1980 - 1984 USAF - Communications / Materials Bentwaters RAF, 1983 Display Determination against Russian border with Turkey - reinforced Britian as they went south to reclaim their sheep islands off Argentina - logistical support in Panama. I was the "parts guy" and whenever the planes came back and needed something replaced - I had to shit one on the spot...

words can't express my gratitude... thank you for your sacrifice and serivce

Hey Red!

Every time I read one of your post, I read it like your yelling because of your avatar!

Amazingly over the 7 years I was in I only went to North Carolina, Virginia, and Key West( for a week, TDY, yeah bitches). I was in the Support Battalion for the Special Forces School at Ft Bragg, and a Boat Engineer at Ft Useless.

I spent my first 5 years floating around the world repairing Grumman avionics/weapons systems on the F14, A6, and EA-6B. Spent time on the aircraft carriers Eisenhower, Nimitz, Kennedy, and Enterprise. Spent my last 3 years on instructor duty which basically meant teaching til noon then playing golf until the sun went down.

Originally posted by AZSEAfan
I spent my first 5 years floating around the world repairing Grumman avionics/weapons systems on the F14, A6, and EA-6B. Spent time on the aircraft carriers Eisenhower, Nimitz, Kennedy, and Enterprise. Spent my last 3 years on instructor duty which basically meant teaching til noon then playing golf until the sun went down.

great experience........