Working on Heavy Junk, we had a motto:
"You blow'em, we tow'em", "We tow the dead" or "We're High drag, Low speed"
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Working on Heavy Junk, we had a motto:
"You blow'em, we tow'em", "We tow the dead" or "We're High drag, Low speed"
I was a 19D from '87-'97. Served in Desert Shield and Storm. Ran in Bradleys mostly, but served on Hummers as well. Seemed our co-ax always misfired.
Funny... you look like you're about 29... But then again when you hit E-6 and you being a tan-beanie wearer it probably feels more like 59.Quote:
Originally Posted by NightCat
RTLW- ATW! [Beer] One of my "mentors" was with the 75th, retired CSM- #1 lesson: "Rangers are the best friends to have and the worst enemies to make... messing with them is like diving head first into a wood chipper, except you hear the wood chipper." [Tooth]
USAF
1988 - 1998; 605/2T2, Air Cargo/Air Trans
1998 - 2009; 7S0, Criminal and Counter-intel Investigator
One tour Desert Shield/Desert Storm
Two tours OIF
Sean, looking at that pic I'm left thinking that Leonardo DiCaprio could play you.
US Army 81E, Graphics Specialist, Arlington Hall Station, INSCOM
Usmc,I was a 3531 motor t,"you can't truck it f#@% it ,1991-1995 got out an e3,lance cooley,it wad the fastest promoting mos in the corps...........hahaha,I never did my marine corps institute classes,I needed the nco course to even get corporal.......o well
POGs :)
0311, was a boot rifleman while on the 31st MEU, now a team leader deploying to afghanistan within the month.
Oh yea, Fuck 29 palms.
Yep, I do believe that I AM the oldest of the really old farts on this web site.Quote:
Originally Posted by WillysWagon
OK, as you were.
[Beer]
Or as my old jarhead DI used to say, "As you was, as you was MF!"Quote:
Originally Posted by BlasterBob