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Military Veterans?

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  • shawnp80134
    shawnp80134 Posts: 86
    USN 1984-1989 USS Midway, USS Kitty Hawk, USS Carl Vinson.
  • mminor77
    mminor77 Posts: 313
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    Just here to see the Military Vets. Military guys are just hot.
    you are quite easy on the eyes yourself

    :blushing: Thanks! :smooched:
  • VTXJOCKEY
    VTXJOCKEY Posts: 362 Member
    Active Duty Air Force = 21 yrs

    Air Force Civilian = 8 yrs


    Thanks to ALL of you that have served and protected this great nation of ours!!
  • CourtLiv
    CourtLiv Posts: 68 Member
    U.S. Coast Guard Boatswains Mate active duty: 2003-2009, Active Status Standby Reserves: 2009 - present.

    My hubs is a U.S. Coast Guard Maritime Enforcement Specialist (13+ years), forward deployed twice, regionally deployed twice, first response during deepwater horizon, first response in NYC Harbor during 9/11, presidential and vice presidential security detail, currently serving as a federal law enforcement officer under the CG...
  • svwalter
    svwalter Posts: 21
    Thank You for your service to our country without you we would not have the freedoms we have. May God bless all our troops and their families!!!
  • tquig
    tquig Posts: 176 Member
    Army- SFC
    12B
    1987-2001

    Now work for defense conrtractor

    Go ARMY!!
  • MNchick
    MNchick Posts: 371 Member
    Active duty AF

    I'll hit 13 years next week, 95% of that time has been at Army Installations...LAME!!!
  • robmcd88
    robmcd88 Posts: 85 Member
    Hah! Yep, that was us. Thanks for starting the topic.
  • SilkyHotspur
    SilkyHotspur Posts: 233 Member
    United States Marine Corps 86' - 91'
  • runfatmanrun
    runfatmanrun Posts: 1,090 Member
    U.S. Navy, 1997-2006
    Submariner and a 7 month tour in Afghanistan
  • lacherj
    lacherj Posts: 2 Member
    1st tour as 24G, IHAwK - Giessen, 2nd was as a 24R in Darmstadt
  • camrunner
    camrunner Posts: 363
    Active duty AF

    I'll hit 13 years next week, 95% of that time has been at Army Installations...LAME!!!

    Heh, sounds like we're in the same field.
  • ATclassof2021
    ATclassof2021 Posts: 232 Member
    You may have served in Combat or in non-combat.
    You may have retired out or you may have served for a short time.
    You may have been a draftee or a volunteer.
    You may have served in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard or the Merchant Marines,

    BUT YOU SERVED. YOU DID YOUR JOB HONORABLY and for that I am PROUD to call you my brethren .

    You may have served during Korea, WWII, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, Iraq or Afghanistan, but you served, you did not run.

    You have a DD 214 with those words "HONORABLY DISCHARGED" two of the most noble words in the world.

    Again I am proud to know each and every one of you.

    To the cool men and women that have touched my life: Here's to you!! I was never a hero, but I am thankful and proud to have served among them.
  • DetroitDarin
    DetroitDarin Posts: 955 Member
    The guys here - we should start a thread called "Ladies! Show the boobies for the Vets!"

    :-)
  • antizoni1
    antizoni1 Posts: 334
    The guys here - we should start a thread called "Ladies! Show the boobies for the Vets!"

    :-)

    DetroitDarin has the right Idea
  • bsuid72
    bsuid72 Posts: 33
    The guys here - we should start a thread called "Ladies! Show the boobies for the Vets!"

    :-)


    Word!
  • digitalbill
    digitalbill Posts: 1,410 Member
    United States Army - 1990 - 1996
    E-5 SGT
    11B (light) and re-up to 74C
  • CourtLiv
    CourtLiv Posts: 68 Member
    The guys here - we should start a thread called "Ladies! Show the boobies for the Vets!"

    :-)

    Then what do the girls here get?
  • mewaybright
    mewaybright Posts: 240 Member
    You may have served in Combat or in non-combat.
    You may have retired out or you may have served for a short time.
    You may have been a draftee or a volunteer.
    You may have served in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard or the Merchant Marines,

    BUT YOU SERVED. YOU DID YOUR JOB HONORABLY and for that I am PROUD to call you my brethren .

    You may have served during Korea, WWII, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, Iraq or Afghanistan, but you served, you did not run.

    You have a DD 214 with those words "HONORABLY DISCHARGED" two of the most noble words in the world.

    Again I am proud to know each and every one of you.

    To the cool men and women that have touched my life: Here's to you!! I was never a hero, but I am thankful and proud to have served among them.

    ^^^ This and Thank you for your service as well...
  • Fatal1ty2k5
    Fatal1ty2k5 Posts: 333 Member
    US Army Paratrooper here, 173rd and 82nd

    5 years, 2 deployments (1combat 1 humanitarian)
    Field Artillery

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  • buudharich
    buudharich Posts: 50
    The guys here - we should start a thread called "Ladies! Show the boobies for the Vets!"

    :-)

    There is a website for this already. Just sayin'. Mutual sharing. Not just one-sided.
  • greenbox06
    greenbox06 Posts: 101 Member
    Army active duty 2002-2006 Served in the Iraq war twice. Was with the Cav when we took over the country in 2003

    Army reserve 2007-early 2008 I wanted to go to Afghanistan they told me they were going and then the orders changed. So I asked to get put back into the Inactive Ready Reserves(IRR)

    Rock of the Marne
  • greenbox06
    greenbox06 Posts: 101 Member
    You may have served in Combat or in non-combat.
    You may have retired out or you may have served for a short time.
    You may have been a draftee or a volunteer.
    You may have served in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard or the Merchant Marines,

    BUT YOU SERVED. YOU DID YOUR JOB HONORABLY and for that I am PROUD to call you my brethren .

    You may have served during Korea, WWII, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, Iraq or Afghanistan, but you served, you did not run.

    You have a DD 214 with those words "HONORABLY DISCHARGED" two of the most noble words in the world.

    Again I am proud to know each and every one of you.

    To the cool men and women that have touched my life: Here's to you!! I was never a hero, but I am thankful and proud to have served among them.

    I agree with your whole statement.
  • usmcmp
    usmcmp Posts: 21,219 Member
    USMC 2005-2010
  • scottg1024
    scottg1024 Posts: 224
    US Army Military Police Corps 1982-1988
    Panama (3 freakin' years without seasons!)
    Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal, Bayonne NJ
    Camp Carrol, Korea
    Ft. Sill, OK
  • bigdawg025
    bigdawg025 Posts: 774 Member
    USAF - 1992-2012 (retiring next month!) 20 years baby!!!
  • medicinemantoo
    medicinemantoo Posts: 160
    USMC 1980-86
  • aa1440
    aa1440 Posts: 956 Member
    US Air Force 1987-1997.

    Del Rio, Texas
    Altus Oklahoma
    San Vito Italy (DESERT STORM)
    Osan South Korea
    Fort Walton Beach Florida
  • SandyHern
    SandyHern Posts: 70 Member
    13 years, E6
    1998-2002 - Active Army at Ft. Bragg, NC - Admin
    2002-present - CA Army National Guard AGR - Band
  • CarolinaGirlinVA
    CarolinaGirlinVA Posts: 1,508 Member
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    Just here to see the Military Vets. Military guys are just hot.

    LMAO...was just thinking the SAME thing. Military guys are a weakness with me... Glad I am not the only one confessing here.

    Ok...carry on. Next?

    And accepting friend requests. Just sayin...
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