[Militiaman7]

Militiaman7, USAF, 1973-1993

ELMALO, USAF, 1995-1998

[Doctor Don]

US Army, III Corps, Chief EENT Clinic, Darnall Army Hospital, Fort Hood, Texas 1966-68

[NEPA]

NEPA US Army, USAR

It's in the blood - In my family both men and women (I'm female) have served from WW II forward. My aunts & Dad in WWII, my mother's first husband was killed in Korea, 2 of my 3 brothers served in VN. My twin sister's oldest boy graduates soon and last summer signed up for Invantry/Airborne/Ranger schools.

[dglang]

U.S.ARMY 1964-1967 RA all the way

[Renatus]

US ARMY 1967-1987--Vietnam, Europe, Thailand, USA.

[Drumbo]

My Dad: 1941-1961
USMC MGySgt Ret. 1st Marine Division: (Midway, Makin Atoll; Guadancanal, Bougainville - Solomon Islands; Chosin Reservoir - Korea; Bay of Pigs - Cuba)

Myself: 1975-1979
USN MU3

[mystery-ak]

My father....1940-1960..Army-AirCorp..Air Force(pilot B-17's)...his 5 brothers(my uncles)...all career Air force, Army and Marines.

Hubby....1sgt US Army Aviation....30years
Son....PV2....in AIT at Fort Jackson, SC

[Geostorm]

The Branch was U.S.Coast Guard 1973-1977.

[sistergoldenhair]

Grandfathers WWI- Army and Navy
Father WWII- Navy
Uncles- WWII and Korea
Brother- Army

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

Big Ern USN 86-92 and no I don't know where Davey Jones' locker is and I never met 6th fleet Sally.

[mdittmar]

Allow me to brag a little more,I'm so damn proud of my big brother and Bravo Company.

Between November 1990 and January 1991, 4th Tank Battalion was mobilized in support of Operation Desert Shield/Storm. Elements of the battalion were "in country" and combat ready within 32 days of activation. During the Gulf War mobilization, the 4th Tank Battalion, a United States Marine Corps Reserve unit in the 4th Marine Division, successfully transitioned from the M-60 to the M1-A1 Main Battle Tank in just 45 days. The battalion trained, shot and qualified, then deployed to the Gulf where it fought alongside its active Marine Corps counterparts. Indeed, one of its companies knocked out 35 of 36 Iraqi tanks in less than five minutes.

Indeed, one of its companies knocked out 35 of 36 Iraqi tanks in less than five minutes.

That's Bravo Company,Marine Reserves out of Yakima,Wa.

[bazbo]

USMC 1977 - 1981 155's Fire and Directional, 1981 - 1984 Marine Corps Bandsman San Diego, 1984 - 1988 VMA-533 Electronics Tech A6 Intruder attached to the John F. Kennedy

[JackelopeBreeder]

JackelopeBreeder, USA, 1978 - 1998

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

U.S.NAVY 1981 --1984

ATOMICS DAD U.S.ARMY 1953--1958

[TejasRose]

Father - US ARMY - 1927-1932

Brother - US ARMY - 1958-1961

Husband - US ARMY - Security Agency - Communications - 1969-1973

Father-in-law - US ARMY - 1942-1947 - survivor of Bataan Death March and Japanese prison camp

My heroes!!

[The Prisoner]

MSGT, USAF, 1962 - 1985 Proud to have served.

[btcusn]

USN 1975-1995 BTC USS Piedmont(AD17),USS Meridith(DD890), USS Pyro(AE24), USS Midway(CV41), USS Robert E Peary, (FF1073)USS Stoddert(DDG22)and USS Mount Hood
Jack

[Not now, Not ever!]

NN,NE Army '68-'71, tour in RVN, 14 months in Kansas.

[Parmy]

US Army. 1967/1969: HHC 2nd Battalion, 2nd Infantry Mech., 1st Infantry Division, Lai Khe, S. Vietnam

[pfflier]

Pfflier USAF 1971 - 1980

[jamaly]

JAMALY: Husband USN 1969-1973

Son USN 1997-2001

Brother USMC 1969-1973

Brother-in-law US ARMY 1987 --- still active duty

Father-in-law US ARMY WWII

Uncle US ARMY WWII - Bataan Death March Survivor