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    Total Scoundrel - But Friendly jplove71's Avatar
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    63B - Light Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

    I worked on the old CUCV's (Chevy pickups and blazers), HMMWV's (Humvees), Deuce and a halves, and both versions of the 5-tons.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jplove71 View Post
    63B - Light Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

    I worked on the old CUCV's (Chevy pickups and blazers), HMMWV's (Humvees), Deuce and a halves, and both versions of the 5-tons.

    you must be a youngin'
    I remember when they were the old Dodges

    My Contact truck was a Dodge

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    Quote Originally Posted by Byte Stryke View Post
    you must be a youngin'
    I remember when they were the old Dodges

    My Contact truck was a Dodge

    I think the contact truck was the last mogas vehicle in the Army. I bet it was swaybacked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Byte Stryke View Post
    you must be a youngin'
    I remember when they were the old Dodges

    My Contact truck was a Dodge
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    Quote Originally Posted by jplove71 View Post
    63B - Light Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

    I worked on the old CUCV's (Chevy pickups and blazers), HMMWV's (Humvees), Deuce and a halves, and both versions of the 5-tons.
    Oh God, I had a whole squad of you guys when I was 1ID. 35U here but it changed to 68A Medical Equipment Repairer.


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    11B, 91B, and briefly Navy 1975 (HPSP medical student)

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    33S, active 84'-88'

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    U.S. Army....MOS 421.10 = small arms repairman. 1955-1958 and yeah, only a peace time soldier so was never shot at. Stationed in Fairbanks, AK.

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    63Y - Track Vehicle Mechanic (M88, M113, CEV, AVLB, etc..).
    Worked on wheeled stuff too (even the old Army Jeep, pre-HMMV )
    "I'd rather be a disabled Vet, than no Vet at all"

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    35-Mike. Avionics Nav. & Flight control equiptment repair..... Think Hueys, Cobras, Chinooks and Kiowas.
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