MOS, AFSCS, Rating ??

[RReddish]

I spent 23 years in as an Army MP, started as a 95B and we changed to 31B. Loved the Service but enjoy being a Civilian now.

[B47]

Originally Posted by RReddish

I spent 23 years in as an Army MP, started as a 95B and we changed to 31B. Loved the Service but enjoy being a Civilian now.

After 23 years of Army service,you deserve your retirement. Enjoy it to the fullest and Thank You for your 23 years of service.

[rockfordroo]

We lost one of my acquaintances last week; he lost his 2 year battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig disease). He was a fighter pilot in the Air Force and Indiana National Guard, and a captain for American Airlines.

His funeral was yesterday. During the service they showed a video of him taking off in his F-4 Phantom jet and disappearing into the sunset. Very appropriate!!

[EdJunior]

Sorry to hear rockfordroo. I just heard we lost one of our guys yesterday from my first assignment in Japan. All I've heard so far was "another heart attack". I hadn't seen him in many years, but I still remember him like it was yesterday. RIP.

[Gumpster808]

12 1/2 years Navy - 76 to 89

Submarines (fast attacks) - spent a whole lot of time following the Russians around.

Do miss being up in the sail in the middle of the night when we were on the surface.

Definitely do not miss the number of hours or the "smell" of a sub. If you have not experienced it, trust me, you don't want to

ET1(SS) Reactor Operator

[Gzrglide]

Originally Posted by Gumpster808

12 1/2 years Navy - 76 to 89

Submarines (fast attacks) - spent a whole lot of time following the Russians around.

Do miss being up in the sail in the middle of the night when we were on the surface.

Definitely do not miss the number of hours or the "smell" of a sub. If you have not experienced it, trust me, you don't want to

ET1(SS) Reactor Operator

I still find books on the shelf that smell like the boat. As you said, that is a stench you will never forget. I remember coming into port after being under for a while and thinking that fresh air stank. Thanks for your service.

Brent Smith
Enlisted 78-91, MMC(SS) nuke
LDO 91-2003, LCDR when I retired.

[Buck1032]

Don't you bubbleheads go around thinking only sub's have a distinct odor. DFM CV's had a very specific petroleum smell to them. The CVN's I sailed on didn't have that scent.

[vp22er]

The sights, sounds and scents that of all of us that served remember are etched in our minds forever. Navy Air 62-66

[skidsareforkids]

AUG95-JAN00 11H Heavy Anti-Armor Weapons Infantryman

JAN00-NOV14 15R Attack Helicopter Repairer

NOV14-JUN16 15Z Aircraft Maintenance Senior Sergeant

JUN16-Present Fat Lazy Retiree

[Buck1032]

Originally Posted by skidsareforkids

AUG95-JAN00 11H Heavy Anti-Armor Weapons Infantryman

JAN00-NOV14 15R Attack Helicopter Repairer

NOV14-JUN16 15Z Aircraft Maintenance Senior Sergeant

JUN16-Present Fat Lazy Retiree

Easy there, I hit the fat lazy retiree in Jul 05. Its a billet I cherish [emoji1]

[tuckerdog1]

Army 91-D Operating Room Tech.

Landstuhl Germany 72-75

[tdiller]

US Navy FTG fire control technician guns Navy didn't have MOS.

[jstcruizen16]

C5 engineer/instructor

[B47]

Originally Posted by jstcruizen16

C5 engineer/instructor

In your opinion,is the new version of the C5 an improvement over the earlier models?

[jstcruizen16]

Originally Posted by B47

In your opinion,is the new version of the C5 an improvement over the earlier models?

Yes ,

[GerryK]

Navy FTM1 which changed to FC1 right before I got out. NEC 1115 Computer/Display Technician. Aegis equivalent of a DS.

[Waterops1]

AFSC 563X0 "Water & Wastewater Processing Specialist" in 1970 through to 3E4X1 "Utilities" when retired from Pa ANG in 2005. AF combined various career fields such as W&W, Fuel Systems Maintenance and Plumbing throughout the years. Now it's called "Water & Fuel Systems Maintenance"

[Martsing]

Marine Corps 2600/21/29.

Marty

[m35a2]

USAF T30670
Crypto instructor

[nvydvrdude]

Navy Saturation Diver, think Sealab and human guinea pig kinda stuff.