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Aiden
12-20-2007, 22:51
FNG here, checking in, recently PCS'd here from Alaska. Looking forward to getting some range time in.[Beer]
HunterCO
12-20-2007, 22:55
Welcome. [Beer]
PanamaDave
12-20-2007, 23:10
Welcome to the forum and CO! [UZI]
pickenup
12-21-2007, 01:34
Welcome to the forum.
Marlin
12-21-2007, 03:54
Welcome
Chaffee2
12-21-2007, 23:12
Aiden welcome. Where were you in Alaska? I was stationed at Eielson AFB from 87 to 92. Loved every minute of it. Would still be there if Uncle Sam would have left me be.
Aiden
12-22-2007, 13:11
Aiden welcome. Where were you in Alaska? I was stationed at Eielson AFB from 87 to 92. Loved every minute of it. Would still be there if Uncle Sam would have left me be.

I was at Elmendorf (Anchorage), great place to live if you love the outdoors.[Bounce]
Aiden
12-22-2007, 16:05
AND have 99% Eskimo blood coursing through your veins. [LOL] Karl igloo Mann.

lol, not Eskimo here...mostly Irish, but it was a great place to live. I will miss the aurora borealis...
RV4driver
01-01-2008, 16:46
Welcome! Did two trips to Alaska with the Coast Guard, back in the 70's, never saw the Aurora, (cloudy all 4 months I was there) but lost radio communications regularly due to interference!

LOTS more sun here.

Jeff
Wallary
01-02-2008, 10:09
Howdy! [Wave]
Aiden
01-03-2008, 21:38
Welcome! Did two trips to Alaska with the Coast Guard, back in the 70's, never saw the Aurora, (cloudy all 4 months I was there) but lost radio communications regularly due to interference!

LOTS more sun here.

Jeff

It's something everyone should see at least once in their lives, I know what you mean about the interference, you can actually hear it if your away from the city.

Thanks for the welcome![Beer]
SigsRule
01-04-2008, 00:16
Welcome,

I have a brand new grandson named Aedan (Gaelic spelling), 6 weeks old. When my daughter told us we thought it wasn't a very common name, but we've started noticing a lot of people with your spelling.

I also experienced the Aurora, but it was in Finland north of the Arctic Circle up around Rovaniemi during the winter Solstice. Awesome sight.

Where are you stationed here; Peterson, Falcon, USAFA?

'69
Aiden
01-06-2008, 10:01
Welcome,

I have a brand new grandson named Aedan (Gaelic spelling), 6 weeks old. When my daughter told us we thought it wasn't a very common name, but we've started noticing a lot of people with your spelling.

I also experienced the Aurora, but it was in Finland north of the Arctic Circle up around Rovaniemi during the winter Solstice. Awesome sight.

Where are you stationed here; Peterson, Falcon, USAFA?

'69

Grats on the Grandson, Aiden didn't used to be a very common name. I think its the number one name for baby boys now though...

I'm stationed at Buckley AFB in Aurora.
SigsRule
01-06-2008, 11:14
Ah, Buckley. We have to run out there next week to get my wife a new ID card reflecting her TFL status since she turns 65 in February.

I used to work for one of the contractors out there, enough said on that subject.

I'm a member at the Aurora Gun Club. It's due east of Buckley, on the east side of E-470.
Aiden
01-06-2008, 14:43
Ah, Buckley. We have to run out there next week to get my wife a new ID card reflecting her TFL status since she turns 65 in February.

I used to work for one of the contractors out there, enough said on that subject.

I'm a member at the Aurora Gun Club. It's due east of Buckley, on the east side of E-470.

If you need anything from the pharmacy, ask for me...I can get you out faster...lol[DrillS]