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View Poll Results: What is your Service Status
Army (list Active, Guard, Reserve or Retired) 46 25.70%
Navy (Active, Retired, etc) 10 5.59%
Air Force 25 13.97%
Marines 17 9.50%
Coast Guard 3 1.68%
Never Served 82 45.81%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 179. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 07-23-2008, 11:06 PM
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Re: Military Service

I am in 11th grade and I am in something clled Civil Air patrol or aka CAP and this is part of the air force and we do 90% of all inland search and rescue and when I get out of high school I want to go to the air force academy.
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Old 07-25-2008, 08:16 AM
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Re: Military Service

Well,i voted "Never Served" Though i am in the Cadetts, Which is The Youth Section of the British Territorial Army (Kind of like National Guards,in the US).
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Old 08-06-2008, 12:38 PM
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Re: Military Service

I was in the Army, active duty, for 3 years. Spent some time in the sand and got out. Now I am in the reserves as a combat medic. My avatar is my actual unit patch.
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Old 08-06-2008, 11:42 PM
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Re: Military Service

Spent 8 years with the Marine's. 2nd Recon. I was a PMI, SAWIC instructor, Scout sniper, Liasion ( forward observer ) Chief and Combat Scuba certified. I had a lot of fun in the Marine's. I wouldn't trade the experiences for anything. " I went to many strange and new places saw strange and new people whom asked me intoo eat and then came back and killed them ". Spent a total of 2 years in the sand box.
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Hello fellas. I saw this thread and thought I'd drop in. I've proudly served for 9 years in the Army. Six years as an Infantryman, 11H - ToW Gunner, then got married, had a beautiful daughter and became a sham artist for the last three(91E), lol. Went to basic at Ft. Benning and for any of you 'older' troops that remember Harmony Church, that's where it all began. I've fond memories of the "saw dust pit", "the horn", and "swinging" in to eat at the chow hall there. Doing 10 milers to go pick up our pay checks and running in circles around the barracks in the rain. Ahh, those were the good 'ole days!

I was stationed at Ft. Ord, 7th ID - 2/27INF. from '87-'93, then dragged my duffle bag to Ft. Riley, 1st ID - 201st FSB serving my final tour 'til '96. I found out the grass isn't always greener. I hated my new MOS, bunch of Pogues! Didn't like the post either. Going from coastal shores to dried up nothingness pretty much sucked. I made the best of it though and have some ok memories outta there. One thing I can say about Kansas, the fishing is awesome!

It's been 12 long years since I hung up my BDU's and became a civi, but you know, it's still very much a part of me today. Those years I spent in the Infantry with my friends, my brothers, helped define who I am and I still speak to some of them today. We reminisce of our young days all the time, "Hey man you remember that time...." Most important, we all shared that time together, we sweat and bled together, shared the same doubts and pain; the same fears. My man to the left and to the right of me. We fought not for God, not even for country. In the end, we fought for each other. I'll always have much love for those I served with and for those that serve now and in the future. Your willingness to take the reigns as so many of us before you have, honors us all and I for one salute you. Godspeed and scan your lane.

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Spent 8 years with the Marine's. 2nd Recon. I was a PMI, SAWIC instructor, Scout sniper, Liasion ( forward observer ) Chief and Combat Scuba certified. I had a lot of fun in the Marine's. I wouldn't trade the experiences for anything. " I went to many strange and new places saw strange and new people whom asked me intoo eat and then came back and killed them ". Spent a total of 2 years in the sand box.

How was Recon? I'm joining up soon, and that's what I've got my heart set on. Good experiences, it seems? Any advice on prep training before I sign my life away?
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Re: Military Service

US Army
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What the hell is a 95B? Isn't that the OLD designator for those fella's that we make bacon out of?
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Military police.
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Re: Military Service

I did six years in the Guard. We were medics when I started. About a year later we changed to a mechanic unit and I shifted to small arms repair.
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