Veterans Day who served ?

jaywapti

I did 4 in the USAF, SAC, & 4 USNR VP-62.

JAY

GrapeApe

Not I, I was medically DQ'd when I tried to enlist.

My gratitude to those of you that did

Big Al1

USAF 1969-1995. One tour of Nam, crew chief on F-4E's!

Another ten years as a contractor, training F-15 pilots!

jbp-ohio

US Army '86-'90

shotgunshooter3

Diver43

Army 1977-1997
DoD Civilian 2000-2022
now retired

rberglof

USAF 66 to 70.

Jayhawker

U.S. Army 1969 - 1974

Lonewolf-Peru

Peruvian Army, 61 AB batallion 1979-1980
...do I qualify?

HappySquid

KM 1978-1983  (Royal Netherlands NAVY) 

jbp-ohio

Lonewolf-Peru said:

Peruvian Army, 61 AB batallion 1979-1980
...do I qualify?

Freezer

I met my wife in the Navy. We were both Hospital Corpsman. In total, I served 13 years and she 15 years. It was our honor and privilege to serve this great country.

Wambli Ska

Thank you all!

Linefinder

USMC, 77-81.

mosseybuck

Like Linefinder, USMC 59-65

Make_My_Day

US Army 4/70 to 4/73 Medical Laboratory/Blood Bank Specialist, last post 655th Medical Company, Landstuhl, Germany. This pic was taken at the 655 just days before ETS'ing out, hence the sh** eating grin on my face.

NN

NN

Danang 1969 for bottom  pic and mid 1975 top one

Linefinder

Lonewolf-Peru said:

Peruvian Army, 61 AB batallion 1979-1980
...do I qualify?

You certainly do.

Mike

centermass556

I'm out of the cool guy business for the rest of my career. So...Me, with 8 of the best men I've ever known. 

Varmintmist

University of Science Music and Culture, 82-86

Freezer

Varmintmist said:

University of Science Music and Culture, 82-86

That's the first time I ever saw Marine depicted that way, and I've seen a lot, being half Marine!

Varmintmist

I was going to PSU after I got out and a girl was wearing a USMC sweatshirt, so I asked her where she was at. I got a blank stare back. I said "your shirt, USMC" She said it wasnt her shirt she was just wearing it and asked what it meant. I told her "The University of Science Music and Culture. I just did a 4 year there" and walked away.

Linefinder

Varmintmist said:

University of Science Music and Culture, 82-86

I was in shortly after Viet Nam. Public appreciation for Marines, and our own morale, was likely at a near all-time low. "Uncle Sam's Marijuana Club" was an apt moniker at the time. Not something I was interested in, but I served with one guy at LeJeune who I don't think I ever saw not stoned. After a routine evening of partying he'd wake up at 2AM, take 3-4 hits off a joint, then go back to sleep. And he started his day at 6AM just the same. I doubt one could get away with that today.

Mike