Veterans roll call please

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Sep 19, 2006
643
SCHOCK santana27' lake pleasant,az
u s army '88-89 field artillery special assn 322 marine div central america (we we're never there)
 
Dec 29, 2008
805
Treworgy 65' LOA Custom Steel Pilothouse Staysail Ketch St. Croix, Virgin Islands
USAF E-5 Staff Sgt 1970-1974 Intelligence Operations Specialist, RAF Bentwaters, England (F4 Phantoms!)

Our Son is USMC E-4 Motor T, deployed to Afghanistan last week.

A heartfelt Thank You to each of you for your service!

Update 11/11/10:

Our son returned from Afghanistan in July with a Purple Heart. They hit 3 roadside bombs during this tour. We are so thankful that he is out of there and back in Okinawa for the remainder of his enlistment!

Thanks again to all who have put themselves in harm's way.

"A veteran is someone who at one point in their life wrote a blank check made payable to the United States of America for an amount of 'up to and including my life'". For that, we are eternally grateful.
 
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Dan H

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Oct 9, 2005
143
Catalina C25 SW Michigan
8 Years U.S. Navy Machinist Mate - All engine room duty.
4 years U.S.S. Richmon K. Turner CG-20 - 1976-1980
4 years U.S.S. Praire - AD-15 1983-1987. At the time she was the oldest ship in continuous commision. 1 1/2" thick teak decks.
 

Gary_H

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Nov 5, 2007
469
Cal 2-25 Carolina Beach NC
HHC 2nd 505 PIR 82nd Airborne 70-74 (airborne all the way)
Heavy Mortar Plt.
 
Sep 20, 2006
2,912
Hunter 33 Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada
I am impressed by the number of retired and those still actively serving on the forum.... close to 100.

My humblest thanks for your service.
 
Sep 20, 2006
2,912
Hunter 33 Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada
Should have brought his thread back sooner, but better late than not.
 

RECESS

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Dec 20, 2003
1,505
Pearson 323 . St. Mary's Georgia
US Air Force 1986 - 94

In the sandbox for Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and Southern Watch
Power Production
Civil Engineering
 
Jun 6, 2006
6,990
currently boatless wishing Harrington Harbor North, MD
roll call

US Army Corps of Engineers 86-90
DS/DS

US Army Special Forces 91-99
Kuwait, Egypt, (gasp) Somolia and worse if you can believe it!

US Army 1st Information Operations Command (reserves) 07-present
OIF

toughest job I ever loved.
 
Mar 26, 2010
13
Columbia C28 LaPlata
One more,
Both Grandfathers, US Army, WWI - France
My Father, US Army WWII - D day+2, France, Germany, 5 Bronze stars with "V", Purple Heart
Me, US Army 1977-1979, early out due to injury
My Son, US Army, Specialist 1st Cav, One tour Iraq, Second tour Germany
 

mel22

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Oct 1, 2010
66
Hunter 22 Lake Dardanelle
Aother

Me, retired Navy and ARNG
One son Navy coreman attatched to Marines and ARNG medic
Other son Army
2 brother Army
1 brother Navy
 

r.oril

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Oct 29, 2008
586
MacGregor 26D and Catalina 30 26 - 30 Lancaster, CA
Army 63 - 70
ARNG AGR 89 - 99
Retired E-7
 
Nov 8, 2007
1,526
Hunter 27_75-84 Sandusky Harbor Marina, Ohio
USNR 69-72
LT "Pork Chop" (Supply Officer)
USS Howard W. Gilmore, a sub tender in Charleston, then Key West, then Mobile

Dad, Jack Foster, Army GI 43-46
75th Division in the "Bulge" on the Rhine, and around Dusseldorf

Grandpa, George Foster, US Navy 17-19
Atlantic Fleet in Gibralter and elsewhere

Great grandpa Harry Bartholomew, LT COL US Marine Corps Reserve 1918-1919 as Medical Doctor. Served in San Diego during the influenza epidemic with:
Grandma Juliette Bartholomew (Stucky) who joined him as a volunteer nurse.

Great, great grandpa Edward Cahill, US Army 1861, then 1863-65
Sgt to LT 1st Michigan Colored (African American) Volunteer Infantry Regiment which then became the US 102nd Regiment USCT in SC, GA, and FL

Great, great, great, great grandpa Martin Ferster, (we spoke German then) New York Militiaman 1776-1778
Battle of Saratoga, died in May 1778 in the Battle of Cobleskill

Great, great, great, great grandpa Isaac Bartholomew was a Corporal in Col Elisha Sheldon's CT Regiment in 1780, then served as a NY Militia Captain in Waddington, NY in 1812, then as a Sgt in Benedicts NY Regiment.

Great, great, great, great, great grandpa Georg Ferster
Captain Sternberger's company of NY Militia in Schoharie, 1767
NY Militia 1778-80 Captured in the Second Battle of Cobleskill in 1780 and spent a year as a captive in Fort Niagara

Abigail Bartholomew, the 4 year old daughter of William Bartholomew was taken captive by Indians in their raid on Hatfield, MA on 19 Sept, 1667. She was ransomed back from the French in Canada after 8 months!
 
Sep 15, 2009
6,243
S2 9.2a Fairhope Al
thought i had posted this before ...........

ANG 1965 - 1971

Ft Polk La
Ft Eustes Va
avation crew cheif and flight line mechanic
served in the riots of April 1968 Memphis Tn

Hats off to all service men and women
 
Nov 9, 2008
1,338
Pearson-O'Day 290 Portland Maine
USAF 1981-1988

554 CESHR - RED HORSE - heavy construction/combat engineers - South Korea 81-82
820 CESHR - RED HORSE - heavy construction/combat engineers - Las Vegas, 82-84
Air Force Geophysics Lab - Bedford, MA 84-88
 

RECESS

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Dec 20, 2003
1,505
Pearson 323 . St. Mary's Georgia
Hehehehe I was in a MOB unit for two years, we used to think, at least it is not RED HORSE. I think people in RED HORSE think, at least it is not a MOB unit.
 

RichB

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Oct 8, 2006
87
Hunter 23 Winter Park, Fl. h23
USAF - Late 70's Civil Engineering
Base CES Eielson AFB, Fairbanks
RedHorse McConnell AFB, Wichita
Base CES McConnell AFB
Trained in RedHorse for desert environment - rapid runway bomb repair.
That unit was moving to England so I switched back to base level CES as I decided not to re-up. Good years but ancient history now.
 
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