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USAF active duty 1984-1990 Minuteman III nuclear weapon system electronic technician AKA Silo Soldier- after all someone had to make sure the birds could fly.
Mike, Not the first time I have heard that and it certainly won't be last. No Offense taken
Chief, I believe Mike was not trying to disrespect anyone in the military including yourself. After all he was referring to HIS experience with dealing with the Air Force not the Air Force in general.
And no, those three were not allowed to wear PT gear in the Chow Hall or put their hands in their damn pockets. We called those "Army Gloves".
Love ya Mike
Thanks Jason. I was going to comment that we always called them Air Force gloves, but I don't know anymore. I guess there is a point where just ribbing crosses the line. I probably did go a bit far there.
BTW, there has to be more military folks here. Come on Army, the Chair Force is catching up.
Thanks Jason. I was going to comment that we always called them Air Force gloves, but I don't know anymore. I guess there is a point where just ribbing crosses the line. I probably did go a bit far there.
BTW, there has to be more military folks here. Come on Army, the Chair Force is catching up.
There are more Army but you'll probably have to go over to the GM or Chevy forums to find them.
All I can say now is "What??!?! No Coasties??" LOL......
And before anyone thinks I'm making fun of them, talk to one that's been on a few drug smuggling raids out at sea. Talk about a "hot zone"....
That job actually looks like it would be fun (drug runner chases not the fish folks out of water part)
Originally Posted by mndiesel
USAF active duty 1984-1990 Minuteman III nuclear weapon system electronic technician AKA Silo Soldier- after all someone had to make sure the birds could fly.
That's the job everyone knows of, but no one wants to think about. We got enough alerts being on the pointy end of the stick. I wouldn't want to think about what it was like when you went on alert.
Originally Posted by MSF350
Did 4 years as a Corpsmen with the Marines and then 3 years on a Submarine.
USAF...1970 TO 1973...jet mechanic...worked on..f-111s,kc-135 tankers,141s....plattsburgh,utapo- thailand,mcguire,goosebay- labador ,kadina- okinawa...then got out on a hardship discharge to help my parents run there business