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Francis Drake -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 12:13:12 PM)

Oh, some Germans...

look at www.luftschlacht.de !!!




Grouchy -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 12:20:32 PM)

Koninklijke Landmacht, 898 verbindingsbataljon.
Radio intelligence Enterprise, had a very interesting time during the Yugoslav operations and memorable moments when the russians started the Chechnia operations.




cpt_Venomous -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 12:26:07 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Grouchy

Koninklijke Landmacht, 898 verbindingsbataljon.
Radio intelligence Enterprise, had a very interesting time during the Yugoslav operations and memorable moments when the russians started the Chechnia operations.



That Prishtina affair nearly started ww3, not to say Nato's involment in Yugoslavia spoiled relations between Rus and Nato for good




Subchaser -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 12:29:37 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Grouchy

memorable moments when the russians started the Chechnia operations.


Any details? please!




kellyc -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 1:07:53 PM)

USN 1986-1990, USS Kauffman (FFG-59).

Sincerely
Kelly




Grouchy -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 1:25:08 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Subchaser

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ORIGINAL: Grouchy

memorable moments when the russians started the Chechnia operations.


Any details? please!



Remember the build up, all the traffic suddenly. Mozdok getting very active. Momon troops getting ready. We had a map showing all the troops on it moving.

48-72 hours later russians collumns in the town of Grozny, some of them basically fighting for their life. First heli that crashed. Momon troops not armed/trained for this taking casualties. Sometimes no crypto or code used in those situations. Collumns still in route stopped, waiting for fuel. Logistics in those earlier days where really pooh-pooh imo.
Already quit some reports of soldiers with 1-shot through their foot wounds....




cpt_Venomous -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 1:31:37 PM)

sounds like first Chechen war (fought incompetently in the beginning because of sellouts like Eltzin) , last year it took brits an entire month to dislodge some couple of hundred chechens from Basra in Iraq




Aelbric -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 1:48:56 PM)

US Army 87-91 MOS 71Q. US Coast Guard Auxiliary *-Present




stinger5050 -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 1:52:14 PM)

US Army 1987-1991 most of it with 4/5 ADA 1st Cav Div Ft Hood TX




grossmetzger -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 2:12:57 PM)

Two years in a light tank reccon company in augustdorf (germany) 87-89.




barbarrossa -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 2:23:39 PM)

Fire controlman 86-92, USS Wisconsin BB-64 main battery, USS MacDonough DDG-39 AN/SPG 55B mod 9 radar.

Patriot Fire Control 98-2000, 1/7 ADA 108th BDG.




sprior -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 3:25:29 PM)

Royal Navy 77 - 93. Weapon Launch Supervisor on SSBNs




PeteG662 -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 3:29:45 PM)

LTC....US Army.......non drilling reservist now though




MadmanRick -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:05:39 PM)

USAF, SSgt (E-5), 1978-1986, Forward Air Controller




Arkady -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:07:53 PM)

Radio Operator
25th AA Rocket Brigade, Czech Army
1999-2000




Raverdave -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:08:59 PM)

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ORIGINAL: goodwood

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ORIGINAL: Raverdave

Infantry, Assault Pioneer and sigs........oh year and I did a 6 month stint with Arty.


Hey raver if I add melb + assault pioneer does that = 5/6 or an ARA Bn?



[:)] 5/6 RVR it is! I actually started in Monash University Regiment them moved to 5/6. Served out the last six months of my second enlistment with 2/15th Field Regiment.




Blackhorse -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:15:06 PM)

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ORIGINAL: felixgrey

US Army 1997-Present
Tank PL, Scout PL, Intel Officer

Currently with the Big Red One in Tikrit, Iraq


Beers to you!

As for me . . . US Army, Armored Cavalry, 1981-86. Platoon Leader and Troop XO, mostly in Germany in the Fulda Gap area - Bad Kissingen, to be precise. Glad to see several Bundeswehr veterans on the board . . . I enjoyed my time in Germany, the deutsche were very good to me, and much more tolerant of tanks rolling around their neighborhoods than American civilians would have been in similar circumstances.




goodwood -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:16:42 PM)

2/15 thats close to where I live Dandy or frankston battery?




Pianoman -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:16:55 PM)

U.S. citizen 1967-present (Navy nut though)
Thanks for defending me and the family guys. Good job!

Regards




PeteG662 -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:22:59 PM)

Blackhorse......you were across the street from me......2/41 FA Bad Kissingen 85-88

You ever go to that little Greek restaurant downtown? EXCELLENT food! What about the resort up on the hill?




Hirose -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:29:07 PM)

USMC 1976-1988. GRUNT!




Raverdave -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:32:34 PM)

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ORIGINAL: goodwood

2/15 thats close to where I live Dandy or frankston battery?


The Frankston Battery, at the time I was living at Rye...........I now live in Mornington, I reckon if I chucked a yonnie I could just about hit your place.[;)]




Blackhorse -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:39:46 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Tallyman662

Blackhorse......you were across the street from me......2/41 FA Bad Kissingen 85-88

You ever go to that little Greek restaurant downtown? EXCELLENT food! What about the resort up on the hill?


Hey Redleg!

Looks like we just missed overlapping . . . I left BK in December, 1984. Not only do I remember the Greek place, I practically lived there! (Theoretically, that's possible, since it was a Gasthaus). Not only great food, but really cheap. I ate there 3-4 times week. I don't remember visiting the resort -- too pricy / classy for me, I guess. Did you live on post, or in town?

I dated one of the young ladies who worked at the Casino downtown. She'd get off work at 1:30 AM. We'd go to one or more of the private clubs in town and dance / party 'till 5. Then I'd drop her off, go home, shower, change and be on base to lead P.T. at 0600. O, to be young and resilient again!




VI66_slith -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:44:17 PM)

U.S. Navy 90-93---USS Charleston LKA-113 then forward deployed to Italy for one year with USS Orion AS-18, which at the time was the oldest ship in the navy and did service during WWII as she was commissioned in 1943.

-then-

Two years in the Army National Guard as 11B in a mech infantry unit.




PeteG662 -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:53:43 PM)

Good times! Great food! I dated a gal from Hammelburg while there but I also ate at that Greek restaurant at least 3-4 times a week! We probably were there at the same time at some point! LOL I lived on the economy. Little apartment house on the way about a km from post on the way towards that resort on the hill. Local delivery of my beer to the doorstep as well! :)

Sure miss the real beer. One thing I don't miss is being able to quench the munchies in the wee hours of the mornings....no 7 Elevens! LOL




Jim D Burns -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 4:57:37 PM)

U.S.M.C.

Infantry then transferred to Military Police working security at the Naval Command Center in the Pentagon 1980-1984. Doing security sweeps at night required a detailed search of the offices for security violations. I can tell you going through the drawers of the Admirals and Generals was let's say an enlightening experience.

Highlight of my career was meeting everyone in top government from the President (Regan) on down if they were affiliated with the military somehow, they attended the 9:15 briefs my detail handled security for at the command center. Hey now, relax, I was only 19-22 years old then, I wasn't so cynical about our countries leaders in those days. [;)]

Jim




goodwood -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 5:03:47 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Raverdave

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ORIGINAL: goodwood

2/15 thats close to where I live Dandy or frankston battery?


The Frankston Battery, at the time I was living at Rye...........I now live in Mornington, I reckon if I chucked a yonnie I could just about hit your place.[;)]


Actually I fib a bit, I live in Pakenham now, but couple of years ago I lived in Rowville. Robinson Rd. He He He brings back memories, I had a bit of a young flame from there, I met her at a recruit course in the 80s, but that another story[:D]




drw61 -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 5:13:35 PM)

I’ve been in the Air Force for 20+ years as a television technician. I've spent most of the time overseas working for American Forces Radio and Television Service. What a great life it has been!




hithere -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 5:46:13 PM)

U.S. Army 88-96 11B Infantry till 91 then reclassed SatCom. I didn't make it to the Storm so I figured my career in the Infantry was over.




RHOMSCUSNR04 -> RE: Who was in the military?? (6/30/2004 5:59:11 PM)

USS PROTEUS (AS 19) 1990 TO 1992: We were 7th fleet rep in Sidney for 50th year commemoration for battle of coral sea. My CO received permission to spend two days anchored off guadalcanal. Was the highlight of my naval career. Was great except the shellback initiation from Guam.
Submarine Base Pearl Harbor 1992 to 1995
USS MCKEE (AS 41) 1995 to 1996
Naval Medical Center San Diego 1996 to 2001
Navy and Marine Corps Reserve Center Norfolk 2001 to present
Norfolk Naval Shipyard Portsmouth 2001 to present as civilean
My retirement home in 5 years will be a nice sandy beach in either Guam or Romania




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