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Re: Military vet question [Re: 52Carl] #7162486
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Originally Posted by 52Carl
Ask him where he went to boot camp and ask him what was the name of his drill instructor.
If he pauses or stutters, he ain't legit. No one forgets those two items.


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Re: Military vet question [Re: 52Carl] #7162489
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Originally Posted by 52Carl
Ask him where he went to boot camp and ask him what was the name of his drill instructor.
If he pauses or stutters, he ain't legit. No one forgets those two items.


SFC Burns, he was cool a Vietnam nam vet and an Old Guard soldier with the Tomb Badge.
SSG Glover, still gives me nightmares.

Ft Jackson, SC, New Hollywood barracks in one of the starship buildings directly across from Victory Tower.

That was 35 years ago.


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Re: Military vet question [Re: 52Carl] #7162501
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Originally Posted by 52Carl
Ask him where he went to boot camp and ask him what was the name of his drill instructor.
If he pauses or stutters, he ain't legit. No one forgets those two items.


November was 25 years... Ft. Leonard Wood... Sgt. Davis... along with Sgt.'s West and Youngblood.

Mike


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Re: Military vet question [Re: nate] #7162532
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United States Army - 95 Bravo - Military Police - Ft. McCLellan, Alabama in 1993 - Drill Sgt. Timothy Frank and Drill Sgt. Wanda Blake. Never met two people I was so afraid of! Their favorite saying was "bleed in training, not in combat". Looking back after a few deployments, sure am glad they were good at what they did.

Re: Military vet question [Re: nate] #7162651
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If the cat on the corner rattles it off like you four fine gentlemen just did, he's gettin him a twenty!

Re: Military vet question [Re: Paul Dobbins] #7162658
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Originally Posted by Paul Dobbins
Originally Posted by 52Carl
Ask him where he went to boot camp and ask him what was the name of his drill instructor.
If he pauses or stutters, he ain't legit. No one forgets those two items.


I actually don't recall my drill instructor's name. Boot camp is easy - Amarillo, TX - 53 years ago.


When did they move to San Antonio? That's were I had basic at in 1999. As for remembering my instructor name, no chance. We had 3 or 4 different ones. Could probably pick out of a line up still.

Ol dad


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Re: Military vet question [Re: ol' dad] #7162677
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Lackland was in operation then too. I reckon during Viet Nam, they needed two basic training bases. I was there in 68.



Re: Military vet question [Re: HUSKERTRAPPER] #7162681
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Originally Posted by HUSKERTRAPPER
United States Army - 95 Bravo - Military Police - Ft. McCLellan, Alabama in 1993 - Drill Sgt. Timothy Frank and Drill Sgt. Wanda Blake. Never met two people I was so afraid of! Their favorite saying was "bleed in training, not in combat". Looking back after a few deployments, sure am glad they were good at what they did.


I had my Chem/Bio training at Ft. McClellan in 1971 when going to EOD school. There sure were a lot of women on that base at that time.



Re: Military vet question [Re: nate] #7162789
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I almost hate to bring it up, but the guy in your unit who rode sick call, milked his profile for all that it was worth and knew all the places to hide is to be considered a veteran too.


I'm just a soul whose intentions are good. O Lord please don't let me be misunderstood.
Re: Military vet question [Re: nate] #7162812
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By the way, that wasn't me.
Ft.Dix 1983.
SFC Kyoshi.


I'm just a soul whose intentions are good. O Lord please don't let me be misunderstood.
Re: Military vet question [Re: Nelly] #7162821
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Originally Posted by Nelly
I almost hate to bring it up, but the guy in your unit who rode sick call, milked his profile for all that it was worth and knew all the places to hide is to be considered a veteran too.


That is true. Dad has a saying about that, crazy coming in crazy going out.


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Re: Military vet question [Re: nate] #7162838
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I don't remember my drill instructor at Ft Leonard Wood either but I remember my dates of service Aug 9, 1965 to May 17th, 1969 at 7:58pm
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Re: Military vet question [Re: KeithC] #7162842
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Originally Posted by KeithC
We have about 70,000 Special Operations Forces at any given time lately, if you count both active and reserve members across all the branches. Not everyone who says they were in Special Forces is a liar.

Keith


True statement. Quite a few MOS’s even within the SOF community - all have important jobs but not all are actual operators either so even “I was in SF” usually requires a little follow up. Plenty of tabbed guys move on to other jobs outside of the teams so there is a fair number out there. Old or current operators can figure each other out in about a minute, half that to nail a poser.

Re: Military vet question [Re: nate] #7162847
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Gary did you did you do your ait at ft huachuca?

Re: Military vet question [Re: Paul Dobbins] #7162863
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Paul I did my chem/bio at Redstone arsenal. And then off to Indian Head. I know all the training is now done in Florida, was there any where,location, before Indian Head?

Re: Military vet question [Re: nate] #7162892
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Re: Military vet question [Re: Koss2005] #7162913
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Originally Posted by Koss2005
Paul I did my chem/bio at Redstone arsenal. And then off to Indian Head. I know all the training is now done in Florida, was there any where,location, before Indian Head?


No, Indian Head Naval Ordnance station was the original EOD school as far as I know. We also went to Quantico for UXO training where we learned shafting. When were you there? I graduated from there in April 1972, then went back as an instructor from 83 - 87.



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I did Morse code training at ft devens about 40 miles north of Boston. I think in the 60’s that was the only place for Army Morse code training or at least for ASA members. ASA was dissolved about 1976 and incorporated in the regular Army military intelligence. I was an oxymoron!
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Re: Military vet question [Re: Paul Dobbins] #7163008
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Originally Posted by Paul Dobbins
Originally Posted by 52Carl
Ask him where he went to boot camp and ask him what was the name of his drill instructor.
If he pauses or stutters, he ain't legit. No one forgets those two items.


I actually don't recall my drill instructor's name. Boot camp is easy - Amarillo, TX - 53 years ago.


Same here. I can picture him and remember a lot of stuff about him but can't recall his name.

Basic was Fort Knox, Ky.


Eh...wot?

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