Posted on 05/16/2005 8:38:26 AM PDT by Guard Dog
I just read a post on conservative blog that stated few freepers were veterans (implication was that we were chicken hawks). Having conversed with many of you and met a few, I do not believe that is the case. But it did get me wondering, who among us is active or prior service veterans? Awright you freeper vets SOUND OFF!
Retired Explosive Ordnance Disposal......
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RA 75-78
USAF 1969-1992, Retired CMSgt Linguist
Yea their crazy, but talk about a satisfied wife !!! Woah!!
GySgt U.S.M.C 1986-1997 (Hence Marine86297) Loved every minute of it.
Desert Storm and Somali Vet.
(See tagline.)
Goin' into the Army next month. Yep I'm a brainwashed filipino redneck militarist.
Apparently the liberals argue that only vet's have the right to decide whether the country fights. Do they really think that veterans are going to side with them in any geat numbers?
And if it is to be a rule that you have to be a veteran to decide to fight then should only be combat veterans have a say? Why should a former chaplain's asst. in Fort Monmouth NJ have more say than a businessman in Atlanta. And if its only combat vets maybe it should only be wounded combat vets. And if its only wounded vets do guys with several Purple hearts get multiple votes?
Silly
Evidence says differnt!....;)
Az - absolutely no military experience :-( but I'm an avid supporter on the homefront.
I've spent a lot of time in Eastern Kentucky. Didn't know that counted! :-)
Air Force '61-'65. The last 2 years doing stuff I still probably better not talk about.
I've been a typist for the Navy, Army, and Air Force. (And their grammar has really gone downhill since they lost me!)
USN, 24 and counting
I suppose South Central LA would count, too. Or DC for that matter......
US Army 10/1968 (E-1)-- 8/1971 (O-2), Ft. Bragg, Ft. Sam Houston, Ft. Belvoir (TDY: Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Camp A.P. Hill, Yuma Proving Grounds), Viet-Nam 7/70-7/71(An Loc, Dong Tam, Binh Thuy)
US Army from 76-84, Air Defense Artillery (short range - Vulcan/Chaparral). Served in West Germany & Fort Bliss, also made it through Jump School in 76 (just a cherry jumper).
Vietnam Era Veteran '64 - '67!
USN, NSG. Danang 69-71
USAF 76-80
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