jami w.
just being me thats all
we got tear open pouches lolHow many of you know what this is and it's correct Army name? Why the hole?
we got tear open pouches lolHow many of you know what this is and it's correct Army name? Why the hole?
i love that thunder sound in the sky. brraaaapppp raining metal death
KC135 crewchief E and R models. NKAWTG.
91E, '66-'69 Hawk missile crewman. Last duty station under that MOS , Grafenwohr/ Auerbach site, Germany.US Army 1978 -1982
MOSC 24K1O. Performs direct and general support maintenance on electronic systems of the HAWK phase II continuous wave radar (CWAR) and high power illuminator radar (HIPIR).
Performs tests and adjusts components to specific tolerances and determines shortcomings and malfunctions in electronic assemblies, subassemblies, modules,
and circuit elements with common and system peculiar test equipment. Determines serviceability and disposition of defective assemblies, subassemblies, modules and circuit elements.
Removes and replaces defective components. Prepares equipment for inspection.
Operates and performs unit maintenance on support maintenance test equipment (SMTE) shop 3, mobile team shop (MTS), standard test equipment, and system peculiar test equipment.
Performs quality control measures. Prepares maintenance and supply forms.
Basic Fort Jackson SC July - Aug 1978 Hot and Humid.
AIT Redstone Arsenal Huntsville AL. Sep 1978 - May 1979
Stationed Giessen West Germany May 1979 - Aug 1982
Anyone that came thru E and E at Ft Jax ca '72-'77 passed thru my section. I remember processing a private Gow from NY state, asked if he was related to Gordon Gow. Yes, he was,Basic at Ft. Jackson, S.C. then to Ft. Stewart, Ga.
280,000 acres of swamp.
Dunno if you have any interest in revisiting the times, but if so, check out "Gone Native", Alan G. Cornett.Uncle Sam's Misguided Children! 1969 to 1972. V-N, '70-'71. Radioman, PRC-25. anybody know what a prick-25 was?
it was with pleasure my friend, i did a quick search came up with nothing. so i decieded to start one. ya never know we might come across some of our b.c.t, boot camp, a.i.t, battle buddies, or those we may have met in the fields.Great thread, thanks for starting it.
i love that thunder sound in the sky. brraaaapppp raining metal death
Exactly. As an example, I was at Ft. Jackson just shortly before Pio1980 was there.
still mre's but cough cough better tasting cough cough ya right. im sure they still taste like shyite.
Same here. My tech school was almost 10 months long. Initially it was F/FB-111 electronic warfare test stations.My first permanent duty assignment was Eglin AFB @ Fort Walton Beach ,Florida. (33rd TFW ) No F-111's . Just a bunch of brand new F-15 A and B models. They had to send me back to Lowry for a 10 week TDY for training on the F-15 EW test station.Basic in San Antonio, Tech School at Lowry in Denver,
Then you probably know what these are:The first WWII carrier converted to angled deck. It took me, literally, around the world twice (and safely).
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Did mine at Fort Polk, LA. Low crawling with the alligators and snakes.I feel for you guys if you went through basic at Ft Jackson in the summer. Columbia, SC holds or did hold the record for consecutive days over 100 degrees.