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View Poll Results: Officer,Enlisted or Other?
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11-03-2011, 07:20 PM
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Great thread, DG!
Thanks for starting it and an even more humble "Thanks" to all who have served this great nation of ours.
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11-03-2011, 08:31 PM
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Specialist 4th Class, U.S. Army writer/photographer, lst Battle Group, 20th Infantry, 1958 - 1961, Regular Army. I worked out of a Battle Group headquarters for Field Grade Officers. They had all served in WW2 and Korea. It was an honor and a privilege to work for them. They knew how to treat an enlisted man, but don't think you still didn't have to stand tall, look sharp and do your duty. I would have done anything they asked of me. They were great Officers.
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Originally Posted by Indiana George
Great thread, DG!
Thanks for starting it and an even more humble "Thanks" to all who have served this great nation of ours.
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I didn't expect this thread to go this far and am enjoying every post.Thus far it has been running 75% on the average enlisted.I've noticed also we have a bunch of aviation folks from all branches and ranks.Interesting.It does say a lot about the forum members here.
Thanks for reading and taking part to all.Keep them coming. There's so many other statistics in here when you think about it.
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Spec.4 U.S. Army 1958-1961 Recon.
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11-03-2011, 11:21 PM
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USAF Security Service, SSGT, 1970-1974, Europe and SE Asia games.
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U.S. Army Brat 1953-1968. Made money at age 5. $.25 per shoe spit shined for inspection and $1.00 for brass and not just from my dad but other sergeants that lived near us.
United States Navy -1968-1972- Enlisted Man so I worked for a living. Aviation Electronics Technician A-7 Corsair II models A, B and E. VA174 training squadron, July 1969-August 1971. Attack Squadron VA-46 1971-September 15, 1972. Had a division Zero whose first name was Commodore. Not his rank his NAME. You can bet what he was like since one of his ancestors was a big shot in the war of 1812 and another was first American into Tokyo bay.
Plus I got to work on some stuff that if it went off, it would make a big boom and a hole in the water about a mile wide along with a mushroom shape cloud.
CW
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Started out as a fire direction control specialist with an artillery unit then re-enlisted as an infantryman for more excitement.
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AFSC 46350 Nuclear Weapons Specialist
1966 - 1968 Travis AFB, Fairfield, California - SAC 5th Bomb Wing, AFLC 3096th Aviation Depot Squadron
1968 - 1970 Manzano Base, Albuquerque, New Mexico - Field Command Defense Atomic Support Agency
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Technically one would address me as Mr. Harney. Just don't call me late for chow of tell me about a critical mission 15 minutes before it starts. The guys on the ground don't expect me to be late and I sure as hell don't want to be late picking them up. Call me Tom, or sir, or whatever. It's not all that important to a WO. It's all about the grunts.
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Both enlisted and mister. I was a SFC (E-7) when I made Warrent Officer. Retired as CWO-3.
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