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What's a Vetran?

why are we reversed?

All of the Vetrans on the board
 

...here is to you for having served. :drinkup

Care to join me by lifting your elbow in a toast to those that are still serving and to all of our fallen comrades in arms. :drinkup

Vet-Ran = Deserter maybe?

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Delta Battery 1/41st 56th Brigade FA

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yea I've been working in sector 39B elektric flyers squadron inc 99-1029bWatt -> 5M

A veteran that maybe shoudn't have had that last drink...but what the hell.

:drinkup cheers!

Now all of you go send a nice care package to the ones serving! http://www.uso.org Show them you appreciate them.

:drinkup semper fi

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Echo Battery, 7th Field Artillery (155mm)
10th Mountain Division

18th Airbourne corp (attached)
212th brigade
2nd Batt of the 18th Field artillery regiment
C battery
Gun 8 (The Crazy 8s)
advance party detachment


Rock on you guys!:thumbsup :glugglug

Wow.....look at all the 13 series gun bunnies in here!
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Good thinking. I currently send frequent care packages to my friends that are currently in Iraq...more than twenty are there. :drinkup

I totally agree....there are about 4 guys I send stuff to....the rest can't be located and I can't talk to them while they are in the field..... and they sure as hell can't get packages.....But I always make sure they have a good time when they come back in and get leave.

Only for 4 years

I spent the other 3 as Air Traffic Control

Lots of 13 bang bangs here :)

63 ORD. Ft Lewis, Washington

Look at you.....you shamming REMF! :winkwink:

Tore my right rotator cuff, had to reclass or get out... didnt want to get out cause I liked the Army so much

But after I got out of combat arms and saw how the 'other' side was, I couldnt wait to get out of the Army

Nothing like our 155 how's (sp) sending rounds down range in the morning..

I miss those fire for effect days :)

509th Airborne Germany 1964 - 1966

it's fun except for the times that there is counter-battery fire landing in among the loaded 548s behind the gun line.....or you are advance party and there are non-friendly personnel and little "surprises" hanging around the intended AO

Sperbonzo,

no shit. there was many hairy days in Germany like that. Our battery did ok most of the time. We had a few screwups during reforger in germany, but nothing too serious.

Did you guys get deployed to the sandbox?

Don't remember a sand box???

Desert storm

Nah, I was in from 86-89, 2 + years in germany, decided not to re-up and went home.

my biz partner fletch was in Saudi, Syops from Ft. Bragg

Pretty quiet years to serve......good timing! I ended up going through the "RIP" after '91 and having a few interesting deployments, then I got out.

De Oppresso Liber

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1975 -1984 - US Navy Medic, now a 70% disabled Veteran :-))