MOS, AFSCS, Rating ??

[Patrickdana]

USAF air weather service! Staff Sergeant 1966-1970



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[eyedoc]

CPT, "68K" USA, 7th Medical Command -- I spent my "entire career" (aka 4 yr European Vacation) with the 574th Medical Detachment in sunny Stuttgart, Germany.

[Sharon455]

AF 76-97. MSgt (E-7)

AFSC #1: 321X2Q (T) F-4 Weapons Control Systems (Instructor rated) 76-91

AFSC #2: 465X1 / 461X1 …2W0X1 (after merger, renumbering system.) Munitions Accountability / Munitions (AMMO) … IYAAYAS! 91-97



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[unwillinget]

USAF Retired Msgt. 431x1f (turboprops) then 43191. 14 years on trash haulers c-130 Herkey birds. Loved them then involuntary switched to c-141s & c-5s. Ears are always tuned to 4 T56s humming overhead though.

[Trevor43]

Did you do Orlando NTC for Nuke School?.............if so when?

Originally Posted by RAC

I started out in the Navy as a Nuclear Electronics Technician. After far too much school and a generally piss poor attitude, I decided I wanted to just be a normal "joe" and elected to go to the fleet as a non-designated striker. After a couple of years of that, I liked the excitement and stuff of being a Boatswainsmate, so I went ahead and made 2nd class fairly quickly. I spent 5 years on USS Ingersoll (DD-990) then elected to be a 9545, security specialist. Did a couple of years at that and then applied for the Army warrant program, where I was an 880A2 (Marine Deck Officer)........Made CW3 and retired.

[wesslvm]

Originally Posted by Trevor43

Did you do Orlando NTC for Nuke School?.............if so when?

I know you were not responding to me, but FWIW I went to Orlando NPS in 1979 as EM.


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[Trevor43]

I was there in 82 as a FT. Orlando was probably my best experience of being in the Navy.

[marsh]

USMC 0302 Platoon Commander

[BombDoc]

Originally Posted by marsh

USMC 0302 Platoon Commander

Semper Fidelis and Happy Veterans Day!

[marsh]

Thx...Corps birthday today too 👊

[BombDoc]

Originally Posted by marsh

Thx...Corps birthday today too 👊

Sure is, I work on Parris Island. The place was like a ghost town today, all the Marines have a "96" and us "sand crabs" had to be there or take leave. That's okay, I milked plenty of 96's in my day!!

[marsh]

I bet it was...I remember Pendleton on Nov 10...bare min duty!

[TangoCharly]

Originally Posted by powerboatr

U S Navy Aviation Structural Mechanic/Technician
8375, 8376,8377, 9502 and 8300

8375 Kaman SH-2 Seasprite Helicopter Technician
8376 Sikorsky SH-3 Sea King Helicopter TEchnician
8377 Sikorsky SH-60 Helicopter Technician
9502 Instructor for said Avaition Mechanics
9502 (MTS) Master training specialist (able to leap buildings in a single bound, develope curriculum, etc etc, spelling optional )
8300 Maintenance Control Specialist

THese are not in order, some where different NEC (navy enlisted classifiaction codes) at the same command like the 8300 and 8375/76

last but not least Navy Chief Warrant Officer W2 for albiet a very short time of 6 months. ( long story, but still get credit as an officer towards education and some benifits)

the h-60 and h-2 you deployed on small ships and we stood alone as a sinlge entity with 12-15 folks and maintained our bird to carry out missions so deemed at the pleasure of yada yada. LOVED it

LAMPS light utility airborne multi purpose system,

Absolutley loved the 22.5 years of service and would gladly return to service if called upon.

I was an AW in HSL-33. Started off as an AX which tells you how long ago that was!

[TangoCharly]

I was an Anitsubmarine Warfare Operatior (AW) in a helo squadron which meant we were also Search and Rescue (SAR) swimmers. Got lots of hours in the SH-2D/F's. Enlisted for 6 years, 1971-77 and worked as a civilian employee of the Navy for 35 years. Retired this past May as an Engineering Tech (glorified machinist really!).
Wouldn't change a minute of it.

[bigben]

Twenty-two years of US Army service here.

1. For a few years with the engineers I was truck driver.
2. Later assigned to Armor unit still as a truck driver .
3. Then onto Armor and into the Cav - Buffalo Soldiers 10th Cav.
4. Moved into Operations secondary specialty as a 12A54
5. Did some work with distributed learning just before retirement.

Took on a second career with an appliance manufacturer.

Always cherish my service and the opportunities - I found a home. Always felt a little like Andy Griffith in "No Time For Sergeants". Big old country boy suddenly a long ways from home.

[RETCHIEF]

15 years in missile electronics, 317X0 and 13 years as a First Sergeant 10000. Retired in 92 after 28 as the AMC shirt at Scott AFB, IL.

[bigben]

My 1st Sergeant was invaluable, always counted on him and the SGM. Commanded for 4 years and I get it. PS: Top and I didn't always agree but I we always counted on each other. Thank you for your service.

[JJvike]

93J in the Army for 3 years. They have a different number now. Then retired as a 1C191 from the Air Guard in 2011.

[marsh]

Semper Fi Riverdog! 0302 grunt here.

[GoodTimesNY]

Current A1C USAF Aerospace Med Tech here! Thanks to all of you who have kept us safe and protected our freedom over the years!!