BuckeyePlanet Veterens sound off!!

[BuckeyeSoldier]

thats where i did my OJT for MLT(Medical labrotory technician) school. I thought I mentioned that to you once before. Oh well, cuz i used to have to go to players bar to see most of the games... (only time you can be at a bar at 6 am and not be considered a drunk)

 

[Shelby]

Branch: Army

2/11 CAV
Bad Kissingen, Germany
88-91

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

Thank you for fighting for my freedom

 

[DEBuckeye]

Wow. Lots of vets here. Thanks, guys. I don't know if I could do it.
:cheers:

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

BuckeyeSoldier: I thought I mentioned that to you once before.

You probably did, but when you get my age... As for pounding brews at 6:00 am and watching the Buckeyes play, it's never the wrong time of day to do that...can't wait for this season to start!

 

[Muck]

 

[Clarity]

Dec '92-Feb '93 --- Moghadishu Somalia - 2nd SSCT

Did you run into any RadBn guys there? KorLings specifically.

 

[Brammer98]

"Veter"A"ns"

Sorry to be the asshole here if it hasn't already been noticed it's "VETERANS" as originally posted.

I served in the U.S. Navy 1989-1992 (Early discharge to attend tOSU)
Was a "Yeoman" if anyone knows that that is. (Basically a secretary).

• Alameda, CA USS Carl Vinson (1989-2001) then transferred to
• Norfolk, Va/USS Shreveport (Desert Storm Veteran during time here until Sep '02)

 

[The KSB]

Since I'm a vet I allowed to tell off colored jokes.

A in't
R eady for the
M arines
Y et

U. S. Navy - 400 sailors go out, 200 couples come back

Marines are like bananas, when they first hit the beaches they're green. Then they turn yellow. Then they die.


I don't know any Air Force jokes.

 

[Muck]

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[Clarity]

There were always RadBatters around but I never really got to know any of them that well. Typically I wouldn't have a clue whether they were a 2621/2631/2651 or 267x anyways.

We were co-located with 20-30 guys from 1st RadBn in Desert Storm but I don't recall too many names, the only one that comes to mind is Cpl Grinberg (and only because of a hilarious story he told about looking for Channakah decorations in Jacksonville, NC). I'll ask some of the other guys from the SSCT if they can recall specific individuals.

Mostly I was wondering if you crossed paths with a tall red headed guy named Stewart. Trying to remember who else was there. Failing. I think we had some Radio Recon over there, but I don't think they were with the bigger groups.

Don't remember a Grinberg, he may have cleared out of 1stRadBn while I was still at DLI.

If they served honorably they are veterans in my book, regardless of whether that service was in peacetime.

I think they were just pointing out 'veteren'/'veteran'.

 

[Brammer98]

Thanks Clarity, and yes, Muck, I was just pointing out the spelling.

 

[Muck]

Mostly I was wondering if you crossed paths with a tall red headed guy named Stewart. Trying to remember who else was there.

Doesn't ring a bell. Are you trying to contact him? If so there is a Desmond Stewart listed as a member of the 1st RadBn group on military.com.

(Hmm looking at his profile I'm betting that this is your guy...91-94 1st RadBn KorLing

http://www.military.com/HomePage/UnitPageMemberProfile/1,13480,1241188,00.html

Thanks Clarity, and yes, Muck, I was just pointing out the spelling.

Hey I don't proofread my own posts, can't expect me to pick up on how words are spelled in others' posts! :p

(Well at least I am no longer confused. lol)

 

[Clarity]

Nah, I'm still in some contact with him. Just wondered, given where and when you were different places, if we had mutual contacts cross paths. No biggie.