military types (roll call)
john stafford
I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
You?
Rick
> 1975-1979 USAF Radar Operator -->1989-now USAF
Flight Surgeon
>
USMC 3rd Marine Division Recon/Paratroops
Field Radio Operator
Hoorah!
RADRick
Pete Beltramo
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
Pete Beltramo pbel...@iglou.com
E78 FLH 95 FLHR
Bob Rakov
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1975-1979 USAF Radar Operator -->1989-now USAF Flight Surgeon
-bob
bobr...@lava.net
Don Sebolt
retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
You?
1975-1979 USAF Radar Operator -->1989-now USAF
>Flight Surgeon
>>
>
> Field Radio Operator
>Hoorah!
>RADRick
1955-1958 US Army-Armor
Don Sebolt (Sleepn' Dog)
>
John Benton
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1957-1966 USN
Enlisted: Aviation Electronics Technician
Officer: Pilot, Patrol Squadron
Southeast Asia - 1965
--
John Benton
jbe...@coastalnet.com
919 778 0436
David DeCoster
|>
|> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
|> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
|>
|> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
|> You?
70-73 jumpin junkies(aka 82nd Airborne) injuneer - demo expert
--
Davey D ASSHOLE#7
For those who understand, NO explanation
is needed, for those who DON'T understand
NO explanation will be given.
Tim Smulligan
tjs
Ray Safarik
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1970 - 1974 USAF CAMS, P.M.E.L.
Stroker Ray
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
'55 Hardtail | I don't try to explain why I ride a Harley |
'75 96cid FXE | For those who understand, no explanation is needed |
'91 FLHTC-Ultra | For those who don't, no explanation is possible |
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> LIVE TO RIDE..... RIDE TO LIVE.... <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Mike Fisher
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
Air Force 1973-1988 Security Police, Public Affairs
And, don't ask why only 15 years!
mikef
Dweeb(tm)
john stafford <Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu> wrote:
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> You?
1970-73 USN Interior Communications Electrician
Retired due to a disability (crashed my 70 Glide into the side of 69 LTD)
SteveT
Cogito ergo spam-I think therefore I ham-Dweeb(tm)-s...@hopper.unh.edu
Larry Kirkwood
In article <Stafford-200...@199.17.133.39>,
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
Pete: 1977-1983 USN Nuke Machinist Mate First Class
Pete Beltramo pbel...@iglou.com
E78 FLH 95 FLHR
OK me too,
Larry Kirkwood aka DaddyO, 1977-1987 USAF Satellite Communications
Specialist TSGT.
rocket
>
>Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
>
>> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
>> You?
>>
Air Assault
Intel and Communications
Rocket
Tom Freelove
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1969-1973 USAF Tech. Controller (Communications)
Tom '91 FLHS "The Zebra"
Warlock
>From: Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford)
>Subject: military types (roll call)
>Date: Sun, 20 Aug 1995 19:08:14 -0600
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1970 - 1974 USN (Never Again Volunteer Yourself] Shellback
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Warlock KotPWL
k...@bunter.dartmouth.edu FLSTC
Lurking in the shadows
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Terry
>
>In article <4192j6$d...@malasada.lava.net>, bobr...@lava.net (Bob Rakov) says:
>>
>>Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>>
>>
>>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>>
>>> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
>>> You?
>>>
MASTER-AT-ARMS SECOND CLASS PETTY OFFICER
DISABLED VET
--
Bitch#13 / ShitHead#1
*Terry*
and
*Harley*
WOOF!
*Plus Blackie 1985 FLHTC*
**ter...@jax.jaxnet.com**
-D.TRUXAL
Mike Fisher <mfi...@autodesk.com> wrote:
>
>Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
>
>> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
US Army '66-'69 'Nam '67-'68 (Stratcom, Reg Com Grp TSN LLD)
(2nd Armored Div. Ft Hood Tx)
(Hell on Wheels!)
Dennis A. Truxal
RILEY G
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
US ARMY 1978-1986 MP / MPI (NCOIC Special Operations)
In The Wind,
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* 1995 FLHTCU-I * Internet: Ril...@Psicop.Com *
*******************************************************
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illusion that we create around ourselves just so we can still get out of bed
every morning. So why worry? You will die, eventually, from something.
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jelyba
<snip>
1967-1971 USAF Munitions and Fire Fighter
Time was served in VietNam and So California.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
* Chief
* '95 XLH
* HOG, AMA, F&AM, AASR, OES
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
David P. Hedrick
:
: I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
: retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
: me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
: You?
1981-2001 USAF Crew Chief (130's), Avionics Tech
Daveh
1986 Yamaha MaximX
1996 Fat Boy (Hopefully)
Chuck Rogers
>Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
>
>> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
>> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
>> You?
What kinda radar?
me: 1968-1972 USAF ATC Radar Repair (GCA - "God's Chosen Airmen")
Chuck Rogers
car...@dr.att.com
--
Wtwolf
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) writes:
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
Moi: USAF '73-'81 Telephone Switching for 4 yrs & Computer Systems Tech
Judy Anderson
>From: Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford)
>Subject: military types (roll call)
>Date: Sun, 20 Aug 1995 19:08:14 -0600
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
Does Army National Guard count (yeah, yeah, I know...)?
1978-1981 Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic 109th LEM Co
1981-1985 Generator Mechanic "
1985-1988 Postal Window Clerk 47th AG Co (redesignated 34th AG Co)
1988-1990 Personnel Actions Supervisor 34th AG Co
1990- ? Platoon Sergeant 147th Personnel Services Bn
sometime in 1998--RETIRED!
Big Dog
>From: Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford)
>Subject: military types (roll call)
>Date: Sun, 20 Aug 1995 19:08:14 -0600
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1971-1975 USAF Special Ops (Forward Controller) / Instructor
Big Dog
80 FXWG
93 Shadow
CMA
C. Sanjayan Rosenmund
: I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
: retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
: me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
: You?
USArmy 1983-1989 (last three Reserve) Calibration Spec (USAF calls it PMEL)
(USN calls it ET(Cal)
Sanjay
--
Sanjay & Laurel
sa...@crl.com
john stafford
> Does Army National Guard count (yeah, yeah, I know...)?
yep.
ic...@imap1.asu.edu
: I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
: retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
1960-1963
US Army Engineers
Ft Bliss, TX; Korat, Thailand; Saigon and environs
--
Barry L. Van Hook (van...@asu.edu)
Management Department, Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona 85287-4006
(602) 965-3431 FAX (602) 965-8314
Leonard Pennock
>> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>>
>> You?
72-79 US Army, (Armor & Signal)
80-95 US Army Reserves. (SF, Signal, Armor)
Does this make me a lifer?
Leonard.
Scott Drysdale
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
USN, EW tech, 91-92. *HATED* it (an understatement, but there aren't strong
enough words). bailed. should have done it when i was 18 instead of 29.
was top-o-the-class, gave the instructors a run for their money :)
--
Scott Drysdale // Scala Inc. // sc...@scala.com // 1960 HD FLH // AMIGA!
Sanitation Engineer // "where you gonna go when your 8520's blow?"
Bob Nordlinger
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> You?
1960-1964: US Navy
Knucklehead Bob
'46EL / '77XLH / '93FLSTC
Stephen M. Pretti
Wayne Fretwell
>
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1964-1968 USAF Special Weapons Tech
----------------------------------------------------------------
Wayne Fretwell <wayne_f...@mentorg.com>
Portland, Oregon '86 FXRS-SP
----------------------------------------------------------------
Rick
>>> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>>>
>>> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
>>> You?
Damn! I thought for sure there would be more jarheads here. Nice to see
so many of us here in the rmh have done our time for liberty and
country. Salutes to all.
RADRick
David Boyce
>john stafford (Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu) wrote:
>
>: I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>: retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
>: me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
>: You?
ya, I know, but somebody had to do it!
--
David Boyce '95 FXSTS
da...@ct.covia.com
"With freedom comes responsibility!"
Vin_kane
>Damn! I thought for sure there would be more jarheads here. Nice to see
>so many of us here in the rmh have done our time for liberty and
>country. Salutes to all.
>RADRick
at the slop shoot.
David B. Leazer
>In article <Stafford-200...@199.17.133.39> Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) writes:
>>Subject: military types (roll call)
>>Date: Sun, 20 Aug 1995 19:08:14 -0600
>
>
>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
>> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
>> You?
Dave L: 1977-Pres. USN, CTTC, Location: Diego Garcia, BIOT
British Indian Ocean
Territories.....
Or... Little Rock out in the middle of f'n No Where!
--
| | | A half a world away! Regards,
)_) )_) )_) in Diego Garcia, BIOT David Leazer
)___))___))___)\ DSN: 370-2228 CTTC USN
)____)____)_____)\\
_____|____|____|____\\\__
--\ /---------
^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^
Robert Knazik
>From: sc...@scala.scala.com ("Scott Drysdale")
>Subject: Re: military types (roll call)
>Date: Tue, 22 Aug 1995 06:43:22 GMT
>In article <Stafford-200...@199.17.133.39> Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) writes:
>>
>> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
1978 - 1989 USAF Comm spec, avionics mech, shop chief
Bob K
no # or nothing
Vin_kane
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> You?
Me: 1961 - 1966 USMC. Comm Tech.
Vin
95 FXSTC Runnin strong.
CudaTah
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) writes:
Hey John,
Were you gonna include Jon Boulle's info in this compilation?
Cuda
University of Houston-Downtown
>:
>: I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>: retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>:
>: me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
>: You?
I knew there was something I liked about you...
1971-1975 USAF Medic
jay / smartass #1
"master of the ironic"
MikeM93123
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
SF Medic / Counter Intelligence Officer
70-71 RVN
Mike Mather
Terry Miller
Terry Miller USN 1977 - 1984
Lone Wolf Still riding Currently 1994 FXDS
Mark Gazda
: I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
: retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
: me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
: You?
USA
1984-1985 293rd sig co Taegu, Korea (korean war)
1987-1989 581st sig co Bremerhaven, Germany (cold war)
the time between in Georgia
I feel like a pup.
Mark
Bob Stephens
%>
%> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
%> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
%>
%> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
%> You?
%
Me: USAF 1968-1972
Coulda retired seven years ago. But long ago, even at that foolish age, I was no fool.
Bob (Been quiet too long)
'94 883
Graeme Harrison
them off, but got a *4F* which might have saved my ass from 'Nam
KIA/MIA list, who knows?
Let's not forget Eddie Kieger who was in the Navy and. at the time
of his accident, was in SBU at Mare Island. Don't have the details
of his military service though. I do, however, have the home phone
number of his SBU commander, Cass, here in San Jose, CA FWIW. Cass
visited Eddie almost daily during his hospitalization here in CA.
Grumbler
Ron Shaffer
>
>: I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>: retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
Navy '68-'72.
Ron
--
-------------------------------------------------
Ron Shaffer '92 FXRS-Conv.
rms...@lookout.mnet.uswest.com
-------------------------------------------------
Stormsys
>retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
U.S. Army '82-'86 11H1P
Intro comin'...
Craig Wingate
stor...@aol.com
BethZimmer
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
Me: 1976 - 19?? USAF
Electronic Warfare Technician 1976 - 1991
Communication Computer Program Manger 1991 - 19??
( you know how the military loves it's titles)
(?? not sure when I'll retire. Yup that makes me active
duty. Eligable to hang it up Dec '96. Decisions, decisions)
BethZ
Bitch #6
The Air Force is the greatest departure from reality I've
ever experienced.
BethZimmer
>70-73 jumpin junkies(aka 82nd Airborne) injuneer - demo expert
Knew there was somethin wierd about you DeCosto. 8^)
Keep all matches and lighters away from Davey, and keep
him out of the kitchen too.
BethZ
Bitch #6
BethZimmer
>Air Force 1973-1988 Security Police, Public Affairs
>And, don't ask why only 15 years!
You should know better, mike. WHY??
Open invitation. 8^)
Enquiring minds want to know.
BethZ
Bitch #6
taliaf...@cho006.cho.ge.com
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
Crypto maintence tech. Now back to the shadows.
John T Smith
John, 94 XLH 1200
WeeBeastie(tm) the PonyBike
******************************************
* John Thomas Smith JTS Custom Software *
* PO Box 65784 Vancouver WA 98665 *
* jts...@pacifier.com (almost daily) *
* 1994 XLH 1200 - Black - Somewhat Stock *
******************************************
Paul Linn
>
>
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1954-55 Texas National Guard (147th Tank Battalion)
1955-59 USMC 1st and 3rd Div, Pathfinder Team, Comm/Weapons
1959-80 US Army, ASA(59-64),MI(64-69)and SOU(69-80) Retired E9 SM
Nam 56,58,64-65 and 68-69
Other SEA countries 74-75
Europe 61-64
Africa 69-74 and 76-80
1980-86 Military Advisor (Africa)
Loved every day and would do it again.
Paul
79 FLH (retired for awhile)
Michael Menard
1970-1976
Telecommunications Systems Control Specialist
E-6 when I dashed...
atoi...@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi
87-88 UNIFIL Lebanon Finnish battalion/signal
89-90 UNTAG Namibia Finnish battalion/signal
Aulis
29 D
85 Softail
Tandyman
Radioman 2nd class, Vietnam 72-73,
Tony Scrivani (Tandyman)
94 FXR
john stafford
> 87-88 UNIFIL Lebanon Finnish battalion/signal
> 89-90 UNTAG Namibia Finnish battalion/signal
* Sure, that counts! We are, after all, an international community *
(I'm not sure how I'll react when a NVA vet posts, but I'll include it.)
Steve
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) wrote:
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
1987-Present USAF Airborne Russian Linguist
Steve-Gulf vet
77Sportster/74Moto Guzzi
John Makel
Excerpts from netnews.rec.motorcycles.harley: 23-Aug-95 Re: military
types (roll call) John T Sm...@pacifier.co (356)
> 1965-1973 Army, 3 yrs Vietnam, never look back
No John, never forget those who are MIA, never forget those
Brothers and Sisters who lost their lives in combat while
in an effort to make this great country even greater...
If we forget those will have died for nothing...
Later...
ASSHOLE#3 john...
Barry A. Costa
Staf...@Ultra1.Winona.MSUS.edu (john stafford) writes:
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
USN 1977-1983 Missile Officer USS Coontz (DDG-40)
Gulf of Sidra and other destinations
USNR 1983-1997 Various places, most recently
J3 Exercise Planner, US European Command, Stuttgart, Ge
Command Center Watch Officer, US Special Operations Command, Tampa, Fl
Commander, USNR
Etcs{Sw} Fitzhugh
Electronics Technician Senior Chief Petty Officer
INET: n...@pnet16.navy.mil
Zip
It was a good time to be somewhere else...
Jim...95 FLHT
John Makel
Excerpts from netnews.rec.motorcycles.harley: 23-Aug-95 Re: military
types (roll call) Paul Li...@hti.net (714)
> Loved every day and would do it again.
Know exactly how you feel, visit far away exotic places,
and kill em all. Been there, done that more times that I wanna
recall...
Now I suppose we are gonna start talking about the Ace of Spades
too...I wants no parts of the past...
ASSHOLE#3 john...
Ask not what your country can do for you,
ask what you can do for your country...(JFK)
Vietnam 1968-1969
HEAVEN SENT
HELL BENT
MldBil
> 1969-1973 USAF Tech. Controller (Communications)
Hey! Me too!
1977 - 1980 US Army
32Delta Fixed Station Technical Controler
I did a year in Az tho where our shit wuz fixed on trucks.
PFC (three times)
KKKKKKKKWild Bill (I earned that!)
MldBil
> 1984-1985 293rd sig co Taegu, Korea
I wuz there. You prolly herd mah legend.
HAHAHAHAHA
293rd. I fergot that.
Mild Bill
ASSHOLE #27
Jim E Lauer
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
USMC, '70-'72 MCASC KC, MO
'72-'76 FMFPAC, CINCPAC Camp Smith, Hi.
Jim L.
Dennis Ellerbroek
They taught me the true meaning of brotherhood and how to shoot straight.
Semper Fi
D
Jeff Dotterer
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
USN ET3 (retired) 1982-1988
Man am I glad that's over, how people do 20 is beyond me. Lifers are like
flys......they both eat shit and bother people ;^)
Jeff
"They that give up essential liberty to obtain
a little safety deserve neither liberty nor
safety." -- Benjamin Franklin
BethZimmer
(Jeff Dotterer) writes:
>Man am I glad that's over, how people do 20 is beyond me. Lifers are
like
>flys......they both eat shit and bother people ;^)
>
>
>Jeff
Slap.. Watch you're mouth sonny boy. Judy, you want to give me a
hand here. I could handle him myself, but i thought you might like in
on the fun. You other lifers' ll just have to wait in line.
Beth and judy stalk Jeff across the bar. Evil delightful thoughts
coursing through their minds. 8^) This is going to be fun.
BethZ
Bitch#6
Wench#g
DocSavageW
Computer Maint
AF Special Forces
Doc Savage
87 Sportster
92 Dyna Daytona
93 Herritage
David B. Leazer
David pulls up a chair with a fresh brew in hand, prepared to watch the
entertainment and evacuate the body to the dumpster when the two Wenches(tm)
are done with one very, stupid puppy. Better learn about professional members
of the service sonny, before you lip off to 'em. Go get'em Ladies and trounce
him soundly!
This ought to be good! 8^)
David L.
Jeff Dotterer
bethz...@aol.com (BethZimmer) wrote:
>In article <41nc8c$3...@newdelph.cig.mot.com>, dott...@shrew.cig.mot.com
>(Jeff Dotterer) writes:
>
>>Man am I glad that's over, how people do 20 is beyond me. Lifers are
>like
>>flys......they both eat shit and bother people ;^)
>>
>>
>>Jeff
>
>Slap.. Watch you're mouth sonny boy. Judy, you want to give me a
>hand here. I could handle him myself, but i thought you might like in
>on the fun. You other lifers' ll just have to wait in line.
>
>Beth and judy stalk Jeff across the bar. Evil delightful thoughts
>coursing through their minds. 8^) This is going to be fun.
>
>BethZ
>Bitch#6
>Wench#g
oooooohhhhhh it hurts so goooooodddddd ;^)) beat me slap me make me sign
some reup papers...er I mean write bad checks.
Hey come on easy on ol Elvis :^))
Jeff
Never kick a fresh turd
on a warm day
Harry S. Truman
(in remembrance of VJ day)
Jeff Dotterer
bethz...@aol.com (BethZimmer) wrote:
>In article <41nc8c$3...@newdelph.cig.mot.com>, dott...@shrew.cig.mot.com
>(Jeff Dotterer) writes:
>
>>Man am I glad that's over, how people do 20 is beyond me. Lifers are
>like
>>flys......they both eat shit and bother people ;^)
>>
>>
>>Jeff
>
>Slap.. Watch you're mouth sonny boy. Judy, you want to give me a
>hand here. I could handle him myself, but i thought you might like in
>on the fun. You other lifers' ll just have to wait in line.
>
>Beth and judy stalk Jeff across the bar. Evil delightful thoughts
>coursing through their minds. 8^) This is going to be fun.
>
>BethZ
>Bitch#6
>Wench#g
All in fun ladies, where's those sense of humors when I need one? er can I
buy ya a drink instead of getting abused ;^)
Ed Hockensmith
: I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
: retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
Colorado Air National Guard 75-82
Ground Radio Communications Technician
Just lurkin until I get the hang of it...Intro soon.
Jeff Dotterer
<snip>
>>>flys......they both eat shit and bother people ;^)
>>>
>>>
>>>Jeff
Beth sed.....
>>Slap.. Watch you're mouth sonny boy. Judy, you want to give me a
>>hand here. I could handle him myself, but i thought you might like in
>>on the fun. You other lifers' ll just have to wait in line.
>>Beth and judy stalk Jeff across the bar. Evil delightful thoughts
>>coursing through their minds. 8^) This is going to be fun.
Judy replied........
>Nah, have at it Beth. He's only a man. Two of us would probably be too
>much
>for him. Wouldn't want to *hurt* the little fella! <wink>
Not even if I beg ;^)=)
>Judy
>Wench #2
>Bitch #7
>[too close to retirement to bother with the flyspecks who pick on "lifers"
>--
>and who used to *be* a flyspeck who picked on lifers]
Judy you don't look a day over 25 ;^)
Judy Anderson
>From: bethz...@aol.com (BethZimmer)
>Subject: Re: military types (roll call)
>Date: 27 Aug 1995 12:30:32 -0400
>In article <41nc8c$3...@newdelph.cig.mot.com>, dott...@shrew.cig.mot.com
>(Jeff Dotterer) writes:
>>Man am I glad that's over, how people do 20 is beyond me. Lifers are
>like
>>flys......they both eat shit and bother people ;^)
>>
>>
>>Jeff
>Slap.. Watch you're mouth sonny boy. Judy, you want to give me a
>hand here. I could handle him myself, but i thought you might like in
>on the fun. You other lifers' ll just have to wait in line.
>Beth and judy stalk Jeff across the bar. Evil delightful thoughts
>coursing through their minds. 8^) This is going to be fun.
Nah, have at it Beth. He's only a man. Two of us would probably be too much
for him. Wouldn't want to *hurt* the little fella! <wink>
Judy
Ted Babb
(snipped)
>>In article <41nc8c$3...@newdelph.cig.mot.com>, dott...@shrew.cig.mot.com
>>(Jeff Dotterer) writes:>
>>(snipped)
judy.a...@stpaulmn.attgis.com (Judy Anderson) wrote:
(snipped a little)
>[too close to retirement to bother with the flyspecks who pick on "lifers" --
>and who used to *be* a flyspeck who picked on lifers]
>
Reminds me of a thread I read on the Bathroom wall during the 'Nam"
(quote)
Let's Bomb Hanoi (1st grunt)
Better yet let's get bombed (2nd grunt)
Thats stupid only lifers get bombed (3rd grunt)
Then let's bomb Hanoi with lifers (last grunt)
(end quote)
I don't know, It was funny at the time.
Knucklehead Ted
_______________
In pursiut of more great literature
David DeCoster
|> bethz...@aol.com (BethZimmer) wrote:
|> >In article <41nc8c$3...@newdelph.cig.mot.com>, dott...@shrew.cig.mot.com
|> >(Jeff Dotterer) writes:
|> >
|>
|>
|> David pulls up a chair with a fresh brew in hand, prepared to watch the
|> entertainment and evacuate the body to the dumpster when the two Wenches(tm)
|> are done with one very, stupid puppy. Better learn about professional members
|> of the service sonny, before you lip off to 'em. Go get'em Ladies and trounce
|> him soundly!
|>
|> This ought to be good! 8^)
|>
I made a career of hiding from the lifers when I was in.
It ain't so hard, just put your hands in front of your face.
--
Davey D ASSHOLE#7
For those who understand, NO explanation
is needed, for those who DON'T understand
NO explanation will be given.
DocSavageW
butt (not literally). I might forget to watch where your scooter is
parked one night and the bear will get you......all in fun....strokes and
folks
Doc Savage
BethZimmer
(Jeff Dotterer) writes:
>Nah, have at it Beth. He's only a man. Two of us would probably be too
>>much
>>for him. Wouldn't want to *hurt* the little fella! <wink>
>
>Not even if I beg ;^)=)
>
>
>>Judy
>>Wench #2
>>Bitch #7
>>[too close to retirement to bother with the flyspecks who pick on
"lifers"
>>--
>>and who used to *be* a flyspeck who picked on lifers]
>
>Judy you don't look a day over 25 ;^)
>
>
>Jeff
Drinks excepted. Next time put a smiley face on. Funs all ruined
anyway. 8^)
BethZ
Bitch#6
Wench#5
(Looks around the bar, seeking someone to harrase. It's been
a tough day)
Thomas M. DeBoni
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
USAF, 68-72:
Lackland AFB, TX
Keesler AFB, MS
Columbus AFB, MS
Phu Cat AFB, RVN
Da Nang AFB, RVN
Tak Li RTAFB, Thailand
REMF all the way, but don't hold it against me.
Tom DeBoni
deb...@llnl.gov
Jeff Dotterer
Doc Savage sed.....
Hey I have nothing but respect for _career people ;^) but seriously we
_all_ know the lifers I'm talking about. You know the ones when you been
underway about 90+ days and you get together with some buddies and decide
who feeds the sharks if the ship goes down and your toolin around in a
lifeboat ;^)
You must admit there's some scary individuals in them there ranks. We all
have stories. Why I remember this guy we called Lumpy the loser.........
Chuck Rogers
>
>USAF, 68-72:
>Lackland AFB, TX
>Keesler AFB, MS
>Columbus AFB, MS
>Phu Cat AFB, RVN
>Da Nang AFB, RVN
>Tak Li RTAFB, Thailand
>
>REMF all the way, but don't hold it against me.
I dunno, half the pingers at Keesler in 68/69 were FANGs, and
you wound up in SEA. I think the real REMFs all went back to
the house after tech school. Were you at Biloxi for Hurricane
Camille in '69?
Chuck Rogers
car...@dr.att.com
--
Terence McGuire
1964 thru April 76. Station at the following following locations:
Okinawa 65-67 - purchase Suzuki X6
Ft. Hood 67-68
Phu Bai/Camp Eagle Tet 68 - 69 (50% REMF/50% Grunt)
Vint Hill Farms, VA 69-70
Tehran, Iran 70-71 - Sold Suzuki X6
Rome, Italy 71-74
Fort Devins, MA 74-75
Korea 75-76
In reference to meat-ball's comments about lifers, I am a 60% lifer.
Get'em BethZ!
Spent 1976-80 acquiring BS Computer Science (semi-geek). Amoco Corp. out
bid the military for my service after graduation.
TJ
Judy Anderson
: <snip>
: Beth sed.....
: >>Slap.. Watch you're mouth sonny boy. Judy, you want to give me a
: Judy replied........
: >Nah, have at it Beth. He's only a man. Two of us would probably be too
: >much for him. Wouldn't want to *hurt* the little fella! <wink>
: Not even if I beg ;^)=)
Especially not if you beg. Ever hear of the perfect relationship between
a sadist and a masochist? The masochist begs, "Hurt me, hurt me!" and
the sadist says, "no." ;>
: Judy you don't look a day over 25 ;^)
Flatterer. Actually, I should 'fess up. That picture of Wench #2 is
...umm....dated. Pooder or John Stafford could tell you what I really
look like.
Judy
Wench #2
Bitch #7
[wondering why telnetting to her Winternet account from work is so
*damned* slow!]
David DeCoster
|> In article <41q6j8$8...@newsbf02.news.aol.com> bethz...@aol.com (BethZimmer) writes:
|> >Subject: Re: military types (roll call)
|> >Date: 27 Aug 1995 12:30:32 -0400
|>
|> >(Jeff Dotterer) writes:
|>
|> >>Man am I glad that's over, how people do 20 is beyond me. Lifers are
|> >like
|> >>flys......they both eat shit and bother people ;^)
|> >>
|> >>
|> >>Jeff
|>
|> >hand here. I could handle him myself, but i thought you might like in
|>
|> >Beth and judy stalk Jeff across the bar. Evil delightful thoughts
|> >coursing through their minds. 8^) This is going to be fun.
|>
|> for him. Wouldn't want to *hurt* the little fella! <wink>
|>
I demand an opportunity to fail.
john stafford
(Judy Anderson) wrote:
> : Judy you don't look a day over 25 ;^)
> Flatterer. Actually, I should 'fess up. That picture of Wench #2 is
> ...umm....dated. Pooder or John Stafford could tell you what I really
> look like.
Funny, but I can't remember your face. Perhaps because I
was so dazzled by the rest o you. Next time, you must
wear clothes when wandering around the estate pool.
Steve Poe
> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
> You?
USA 1976-1989, Started in tanks, changed to duck hunter (air defense)
on second go-round. Improved HAWK surface tio air.
J.S. Moss
In article <427qa6$9...@news-read-1.PeachNet.EDU> Steve Poe
wrote:
>Subject: Re: military types (roll call)
>
>
>
>> I'd like to get this straight. Roll call. How many active,
>> retired and vets do we have here? Seems like quite a few.
>
>> me: 1964-1968 USAF Medic
>> You?
Navy, U.S.S. Semmes, DDG-18, 69-72...Moneyman..DK2..
Life's a beach,
Mossman
76 FLH
Joseph Caddell
Later,
Joe
\bye
Richard A. Blaney Jr
beard back, pierce my ear and ENJOY!
Rich Sullivan
15k forklift driver (25k with afterburner) :-)
Tom Freelove
<deb...@llnl.gov> wrote:
>
> In article <DE3xr...@bigtop.dr.att.com> Chuck Rogers,
> car...@rigel.dr.att.com writes:
> >Were you at Biloxi for Hurricane
> >Camille in '69?
> >
> >Chuck Rogers
> >car...@dr.att.com
Been there...done that!!!
> Yeah, I seem to remember a lot of FANGs, too (I wasn't one).
> Also some army troops.
I remember lots of Thai, Philipino and Iranians there for flight
training...go figure!?
Tom DeBoni adds:
> No, I left Keelser a few months before Camille. I heard THAT was a
> real mess, too.
Believe me...ridin' out Camille in a 3rd floor hallway of the barracks
was no picnic. The aftermath was incomprehensible. Here in Iowa, I
now find myself headin' for the basement when it just gets cloudy. I'm
more than a little gun-shy when it comes to storms after livin' through
Camille!!!
Tom '91 FLHS "The Zebra"
Bob Stephens
%In article <422j8e$9...@lll-winken.llnl.gov>, Thomas M. DeBoni
%<deb...@llnl.gov> wrote:
%>
%> In article <DE3xr...@bigtop.dr.att.com> Chuck Rogers,
%> car...@rigel.dr.att.com writes:
%
%> >Were you at Biloxi for Hurricane
%> >Camille in '69?
%> >
%> >Chuck Rogers
%> >car...@dr.att.com
%
Fond memories. Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Mississippi, summer of '69. Communication Electronics Technical
School. Got rid of them FANG's after the first phase of training. Continued spit-shining floors for a while longer.
As a young pup, I remember seeing Dolphins for the first time and thinking "SHARK". Hell at the Gulf of Mexico
in that vicinity, you'd walk out a half mile and still be only chest deep. I thought I was racing sharks to the shore.
I remember stumbling into an alley between a couple of them bars stacked up outside the base gates and seeing
a drunk sleeping it off between a couple of garbage cans. That was this country boy's first exposure to the homeless.
Can't forget them weekend trips to New Orleans, strobe lights on the dance floor, and the feedback-y guitar of
Jimmy Hendrix. And there were weekend trips into the back country of Mississippi where you'd find mud slides
and rope-swings next to streams filled with little long-nose gar (them fish scared the hell outta me, too).
Bob
'94 883
Chuck Rogers
>In article <422j8e$9...@lll-winken.llnl.gov>, Thomas M. DeBoni
>> >
>Been there...done that!!!
>
>> Yeah, I seem to remember a lot of FANGs, too (I wasn't one).
>> Also some army troops.
>
>I remember lots of Thai, Philipino and Iranians there for flight
>training...go figure!?
>
>Tom DeBoni adds:
>
>> No, I left Keelser a few months before Camille. I heard THAT was a
>> real mess, too.
>
>Believe me...ridin' out Camille in a 3rd floor hallway of the barracks
>was no picnic.
You must have been in the Triangle. All of us in main base barracks
(I was 2408th SS) got trotted over to the hangars to ride it out.
We couldn't hear the wind in the concrete-block classrooms, but the
restrooms had adjacent AC vents that went up to the roof, and I've never
heard anything like that howling before or since. If I could make gadget
to produce an electric guitar sound like that, I could probably retire
tomorrow, though.
>The aftermath was incomprehensible. Here in Iowa, I
>now find myself headin' for the basement when it just gets cloudy. I'm
>more than a little gun-shy when it comes to storms after livin' through
>Camille!!!
Yep, and every time I hear the words "Red Horse" or "Prime Beef"
(nicknames of the civil engineering squadrons that flew in to
ramrod the mess clean-up afterward), I start looking for a good
hiding place, preferably one without any C-rations. ;-)
OBmoto: I had my first post-adolescent near-death experience in a
Biker Bar in Biloxi. Two other still-hairless buddies and myself
decided to celebrate our first taste of freedom by sampling
the wares of a local establishment within walking distance of
the main gate, and we neglected to check the fine print on the
off-limits card for the name of the place. When we walked
in, *every one* of the dozen or so really pissed-off-looking
patrons stood up en masse and started to close in on us. Either
there was some sort of fire drill going on, or else we
we had somehow seriously violated the local dress code,
probably via our gauche hairstyles and nerdy civvies. That's
when all the military physical training paid off. Our Training
Instructors would have been proud of our speed and endurance
that day, you betcha. ;-)
Chuck Rogers
car...@dr.att.com
--
Judy Anderson
: Yep, and every time I hear the words "Red Horse" or "Prime Beef"
Prime Beef? (I had one of their hats, once)....Met some of them on the
guard side. For some reason I remember a bunch of [blank look, scatches
head and tryies to remember what's the numeric designation of the prop
jobbie bigger than a C-130] C-141 (?) jockeys from New York. I think
they were up at Camp Ripley building the airstrip or something.
Judy
Wench #2
Bitch #7
[killing time 'til her server comes back online so she can do some work.]
BethZimmer
Stephens) writes:
>Fond memories. Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Mississippi, summer of
'69.
>Communication Electronics Technical School.
class of '67. Electronic Warfare School. Been there, done that, mighty
fine
BethZ
Bitch#6
Wench#5
john stafford
Stephens) writes:
>
> Fond memories. Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Mississippi, summer of '69.
Not-so-fond memories of Montgomery Alabama (Gunter AFB), 1964
where this young Yankee GI got trapped between the Civil Rights
honkies and some pissed-off good 'ole boys. Jumping out of
helicopters looked _real_ good all of a sudden.
Bob Stephens
%In article <42mmgd$b...@rcsuna.gmr.com>, rste...@revrds.gmr.com (Bob
% Stephens) writes:
%>
%> Fond memories. Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Mississippi, summer of '69.
^^^^^^^^^^^^
%
% Not-so-fond memories of Montgomery Alabama (Gunter AFB), 1964
% where this young Yankee GI got trapped between the Civil Rights
% honkies and some pissed-off good 'ole boys. Jumping out of
% helicopters looked _real_ good all of a sudden.
Ooops, brain phart. Goes to show what 20+ years of forgetfulness and selective
memory can do to a guy.
Bob
'94 883
pase...@maroon.tc.umn.edu
^^^^^^^^^^^^
%
% Not-so-fond memories of Montgomery Alabama (Gunter AFB), 1964
% where this young Yankee GI got trapped between the Civil Rights
% honkies and some pissed-off good 'ole boys.
I too was at Keesler AFB, Biloxi in the summer/winter of 68. One day I was
complaining that it was a bit spooky going into town at night because lot
of the local "Good 'Ole Boys" didn't take kindly to GI's (especially us
Damn Yankees) hittin on their ladies (very insecure?) and it made for some
uncomfortable moments.
Well I was told that up to a few months back it was damned near impossible
to go into town without less than a small army because guys were getting
knifed at some of the bars quite regularly. So the story goes that the
Base Commander finally put out a notice that he was going to go to this one
particular bar after work for a beer and invited anyone along who might be
so inclined. About 2,000 folks showed up to join him for that beer and
they filled up the bar, parking lot, street.... you get the picture. Lot
to be said about a show of force.
I was also at Kadina ABF on Okinawa (sp?) (you know, small island parked by
Japan) when they were talking about turning the island back to Japan.
There was a lot of protesters at the main gate yelling "Yankee Go Home"
(kinda like Biloxi again) and generally making a big fuss. So after a bit
things got bad enough that they put the town off limits and closed down the
gate. Well things went well for a few days then the local merchants showed
up with their sticks and started beating the hell out of the protesters.
Seems there was still a great need for the American $Buck$. So the
protesters went away, the gates reopened, the local Girls/Merchants were
back in the money, and a good time was had by all.
I'm not trying to make a point here, or relate to anything, I just felt
like tellin a story or two. Besides, I'm a sucker for happy endings:-)
George
Diamond Girl 88 XLH1200