Sincere Thanks to you all!!! :tiphat:

U.S. Army Aviation

SFC/Retired 15K40

Desert Storm and more...

US Navy 04- Present

Sonar Technician SUBMARINES
USS Alexandria SSN-757
USS Jefferson City SSN-759
SUB SCHOOL

US Navy 07-Present (just re-enlisted for another 6 actually)

OEF aboard USS Enterprise 2010,11,12.

Aviation Electrician.

Was mere inches away from becoming a USAF Combat Rescue Officer... Unfortunately becoming one (or just being admitted into training) is harder than getting into Stanford. No I'm not being sarcastic!
But I digress, Thank you all for your service. One of the hardest jobs in the world, and for many many reasons. I hope you all come home safe and sound in all regards after each deployment. If I see any of you in uniform, you better believe I'm buying you a meal!

US Navy Submarines 1996-Present
USS Michigan SSBN 727
USS Pennsylvania SSBN 735
USS HMJ SSBN 730
USS Nevada SSBN 733
My kind of combat is the last kind you'd want to see

U.S. Army Vietnam vet 1965-67

US Army 2005-Present

Afghanistan 2007-2008 (15mo) 19D Cav Scout
Iraq 2010-2011(12mo) 15R Apache Mechanic
Afghanistan 2012-2013(10mo) 15R Apache Mechanic

At least they are getting shorter?

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Super grateful to all you guys and gals who served. For those who are active, stay safe so you can enjoy your ride and be here with us in the forum.:usa:

USAF E-5
99-03 Active
03-07 Reserve

Joint Force/Search-recovery/Field Mortuary
Afghanistan
Iraq
Oman
Pakistan
North India
Kyrgyzstan
Kazakhstan

Bro, you are not kidding one bit about how hard it is to get into USAF Combat Control or Pararescue. Not to mention Airfield Controller or Forward Air Controllers.....

Your Middle East tour looks about like mine:tup:

Thank you, and all service members (current and former) for their services.

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My wife the sailor, who actually owns the Z, spent six months in RC South in Kandahar, 2009. Now she's back to sea.