Have you served your country?

[tuckerdog1]

Just curious what percentage of the folks here are veterans or active military.

Thanks,

 

[Clayfish]

Never served but I thank all you guys who are and those who have.

 

[boltgun71]

Currently serving, your getting this reply from Afghanistan!

 

[gunsbillygun]

served during D S 1989 -1992 Army

 

[pap1105]

usaf 1965 to 1969 1year thailand b52 wing 1967 name of base was utapao .

 

[rwilson452]

Usn

USN Jan '62-Dec '81

 

[jim10017]

Usmc 1980-84

 

[tuckerdog1]

Guess I can vote in my own poll

US Army 72-75 Landstuhl Germany. Had to be the creampuff tour of all time

 

[BOILERMAN]

thank you boltgun71. come home safe.

 

[ConcealCarryNY]

USMC Oct 1997-Oct 2006
Helo Crewchief

 

[tony pasley]

Usn 1967-1973

 

[Thunderhawk88]

U.s.m.c. '70-'77

 

[Blackwater OPS]

Army MP Corps/CID, 2002-Present

I think the poll might be a bit scewed though, since vets are probably more likely to click on the thread...

 

[UH1-D Rotorhead]

Yeppers.....

USA...1967-1974 CW2 Slick stick 4thAvnBde

 

[eviltravis]

Yes.

I am no longer in the service though.

 

[madmag]

Army, 1958-1961. M1 rifles, .45ACP, BAR's, Model 97 Win. shotguns....you know, real guns.....well we could not call them guns.

 

[SOG/MACV]

Served from 63-67. In-country 65 & 66. Nuff said

 

[Playboypenguin]

Eight years of military service (Army MI) with more than one unfortunate brush with combat.

 

[williamd]

USN '58-'71. VN Danang 64-65 .. while it was still 'fun'. Did a harbor survey to put markers on a Japanese cruiser that was sunk in Danang harbor in 1945. Snakes loved it. Saw a lot those fine Pacific islands that we gave back after my Dad and Uncle's, and others, splilled their blood on them. Will we never learn! KTAandLGST!

 

[joab]

80 to 85 in the Army's Navy