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I was on the Bradley Fighting vehicle. 11 mike was my MOS

Well I was a Army wife for 12 years...Don't think there is a MOS for that!! LOL!

There should be!!!

Army--Radio Operator-1967/69

Drink coffee and holler a lot.

Active Duty - 31C single channel radio Operator With A4/V9 identifiers for Sat com and morris code

Reserves - 75B Personel Administrative specialiist
While the 100th division completed Drill sergeant School and Air Assult school
Don't remember the # also a Laundry and shower

27350.........Radar Operator

27570.........Spacetrack Surveillance Technician

gahs4ever wrote:Hey Turk.....I was 27350 also. When were you in and where were you stationed? Were you manual site or at a computerized Direction Center? I was at Madison, WI, Syracuse, NY and Topsham, ME. It was at Maine that we had the weekly flights over the pole from our Russian friends.

I was scheduled to take my 7 level test but passed on it because I was getting out and didnt want to take the chance of taking a stripe from someone who was staying in.

I was at the manual sites, visited the SAGE (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment) centers but was never stationed at one.
Radar sites were Tyndall in Florida......... Santa Rosa Island, California........Bellefontaine, Ohio.............Lockport, New York...........Thule, Greenland (BMEWS, Ballistic Missile Early Warning)..........Murphy Dome, Alaska.........NORAD(North American Air Defense Command and SpaceTrack Center), Colorado Springs................ with a 3-year stint as a Spacetrack Instructor mixed in the middle of all this.....1958 to 1978..........

Had a good friend who was a Security Cop from Machias, Maine by the name of Johnny Roach stationed on Santa Rosa Island. He played football for Oak Hill or Jackson, cant remember right now which one........

mstangmom wrote:Active Duty - 31C single channel radio Operator With A4/V9 identifiers for Sat com and morris code

Reserves - 75B Personel Administrative specialiist
While the 100th division completed Drill sergeant School and Air Assult school
Don't remember the # also a Laundry and shower

Mom, just curious is that Morse code versus Morris code...........I am very familiar with Morse code and I am wondering if that might just be a little spelling mistake or is there something called Morris code.........

FIDO wrote:Ohio Army National Guard--Dec 1982-Feb 1985--12 Bravo--Combat Engineer

US Air Force--Feb 1985-present--All things Aircraft Maintenance....I've been doing something totally different the past few years.

You have probably attended many staff meetings as well.........you need to attend all you can to prepare yourself for the after-life.......what I learned about staff meetings I am putting to good use almost daily............

Navy (87-92) AW- Antisubmarine Warfare Operator/SAR swimmer/doorgunner/monkey at the end of the cable.

Army- Aug 78- Aug85 PMOS was 67N2F Huey Chief
Was reassigned Special duty (OOD) to 35M- Human Intel Collections
and 45B- Small Arms Specialist

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TigerTownTurkey wrote:

mstangmom wrote:Active Duty - 31C single channel radio Operator With A4/V9 identifiers for Sat com and morris code

Reserves - 75B Personel Administrative specialiist
While the 100th division completed Drill sergeant School and Air Assult school
Don't remember the # also a Laundry and shower

Mom, just curious is that Morse code versus Morris code...........I am very familiar with Morse code and I am wondering if that might just be a little spelling mistake or is there something called Morris code.........

That was a I just got home from working 3rd shift, brain not working, never should have been on the internet but should have went straight to bed, typing OOOOOOOOOOOOOPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPSSSSSSSSSSS

I had a cot out in the back of where the nice people drop off donations to veterans for about 6 months, until they caught me taking all the can foods.

Airborne Grunt

1984-92

Active Army (1985-1989). 98 J -Electronic Warfare Signal Intelligence Non-Communications Interceptor, which is a big name for a radar interceptor. Mainly dealing with intercepting surface to air missile radars. Crossed trained as a 98 C Intelligence Analyst.

Ohio Army National Guard (1990-1995). 12 B- Combat Engineer.

31L Wire systems installer operater maintainer. ( phone man)

Then this guy in a black hat came and told me there was something better out there waiting for me. I jumped all over that. Come to find out he was just a Ranger recruiter


Best decision I ever made

I was born in the military base hospital at Warner Robbins Air Force base in Warner Robbins, Georgia. Can't claim any active duty there as I was a day old.My father was a Captain in the Air Force I believe and was a dentist on that base for two years. He has always called me his little Georgia peach!!! Awwwwwwwwwwwwww.

According to testimony from female Marines at Lejeune, it was 2 Lance Corporals, a Second Lieutenant and a Major.

moose wrote:According to testimony from female Marines at Lejeune, it was 2 Lance Corporals, a Second Lieutenant and a Major.