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Hats off to all who served. It ain't easy.

First MOS was Army Unit level communications maintainer (AKA COMMO guy) Rank Specialist E4.

Last MOS was Army CID Special Agent.
Rank Sergeant First Class E7.

Never deployed overseas but my CID reserve unit was activated in 2002 for protective services in DC for 2 years. I was on the Rumsfeld/Wolfowitz team.
 
To you all!.. I cannot THANK each and everyone of you enough for your service to keep us safe here at home.
It will never ever be be forgotten here.
Thank you,
fasjac
 
I did a little time with the army.My best time was on hueys and blackhawks, My favor place was Korea and panama. I got 3 halftracks and ww2 5 ton semi.

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I do all my resto. I did the cuda, but got it painted. I did the military vehicles . My nephew has help a lot, I gave him a halftrack to resto. I buy junk and make something out of it. that my fun. We do the veterans day parade each year. Also go to car show.

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Like what you guys are doing a lot!!
Keep rolling em. Fantastic!
 
Small stint USN. Boiler Tech USS FairfaxCounty LST-1193. Amphibious tank landing ship. Looking at water for months at a time was not what I considered fun but taught me discipline and punctuality.
 
Have not been on here awhile. Sorry. I am restoring Military (Vietnam Era Jeeps) called M-151's that were made and in Service from 1960-1988, until they were replaced by the HMMWV. I was in the Marines from 1984-2012. Semper Fi by brothers in arms.
 
I drove a M-151 in the Army. F-ing things have 12 u-joints! I could never keep the u-joints, or wheel bearings happy. Probably hurt them from fording water.
 
Marines,1997 to 2005,Transport duty.With my choice,It was either end up going through the wrong direction in life head in the right direction.It changed my life around very well making the right choices.My parents were proud of me too,they watched me sign the papers.They know I still sound like a Marine,use of foul language is one of them
 
12 u-joints. lol Seems like 36 sometimes lol. I have 3 M-151's. 3 times the work to keep them running.
 
I still remember boot camp,I was in a bed with a very spoiled rich girl.I was on bottom and she was on top.I was one of two that to warn her get up,said she needed more bed time.Well she got a surprise,D.I. pushed her out of bed screaming in her face.The D.I in your face,didn't yell out yes ma'am out loud enough,inches away from my face saying I can't hear you.
 
Retired E-7 (SFC) Active Army 2 years, Army Reserve 6 years & WI Nat’l Guard 14 years. 22 years that I will never regret. Met many good friends and mentors along the way. Married in Army Dress Blues with a 6 man Honor Guard with swords. Very cool.
 
US Army 78-04, retired CW3 (promotable) Special Forces, held 62E, 95B, 12B, 11C, 18E, 18F and 180A. Served in the 2/504 82nd ABN and over 17 years in 1st Special Forces Group. Went many places and did many things, mostly all over Asia.
 
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