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I am curious how many military Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard, Retired or Disabled Vets are members of IAP. I am a disabled Vet and served in the USAF between 1981 -1985 Rank E-4. I fell off of an A-10 Jet Plane after an Ice Storm.

I want to personally thank all Active Military and Veterans for all they do and all they have done and the sacrifices they and their families have made for this great country. Military personnel is what keeps this country "Free".

If you were in the military or presently in the Military will you please give a brief description of what branch, date served and you present Status and Rank if you feel comfortable listing it. This is so we all can Thank You for your service. :usflag:


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Tony
 
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Drafted in 71 during Vietnam. 11D20 Armor Recon Crewman. Served 2 years active duty, Ft Polk basic training, Ft Knox armor training and Ft Hood, TX. Also Army reserves during Desert Storm. Served at Ft Lewis, WA. Ft Douglas, UT.

Thanks to all who served!
 
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USN, 1955-1959, ET2 39 months (Aug '56 - Nov '59) aboard USS Kenneth D Bailey DDR13. Tin Can Sailor....only ship in the Navy, anything else is either a boat or a hotel.
 
USN 1992 Medical out of boot camp for prior back injury (I know it was short but not my choice to leave)
My Dad was USN from 57 to 69

Thank you to all who serve or who have loved ones that served.
I am only forty but my Great Grandfather on my Step Fathers side served in the Civil War!
 
US Army 84 - 92; 11H and 97B; SSG

And yes, David, that definitely Counts! :smile:

THANKS to all Allied service personnel, past and present!
 
USAF 1970 - 76. Imagery interpreter mainly SR-71, some F-4 and satalite, became an instructor. Disabled now but not from the service.
 
U.S. Army 1970-1978 Berlin Germany, Southern Germany, Ft. Knox, Kentucky. I volunteered for Viet Nam but being an only child to carry on my name sake I was sent to Berlin instead. Aviation electronics- I worked on rotary and fixed wing communications and instruments.
 
US Army '80-'90.
Airborne Armor (M1 Development Team), NBC, and was attached as a Drill Officer for the Marines. The Army allowed me to do lots of awesome stuff while in. Some civilian S2 work for them afterwards in many countries.

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Army National Guard 1978 - 1984, Medical Specialist, North Dakota National Guard High Power Rifle Team, Winter Operations Survival Instructor, Winter Operations Ski Instructor.
 
Retired CPO Navy -Sep 65 - Aug 68 T-34's and F-4's USS Coral Sea & USS Ranger (WELCOME HOME men!), back in Feb 76 to Dec 94. P-3's, F-4's transferred to F-14's, T-39G's, Staff Duty, back to F-14's - USS Forrestal and USS IKE!
 
Wow what great response we are getting in just a few hours. I guess I should have also ask that If you were in service in another allied country please also leave a post.

Keep it up folks.

Believe it or not the A-10 I fell off of during the Ice Storm was in Central Louisiana. Safety was not on the top of the list when they ask us to climb on top of the A-10 Wing and sweep the ice off. Spent 7 days in the hospital and wound up having 3 back surgeries and a leg surgery.

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I am curious how many military Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard Retire or Disabled Vets are members of IAP. I am a disabled Vet and served in the USAF between 1981 -1985 Rank E-4. I fell off of an A-10 Jet Plane after an Ice Storm.

I want to personally thank all Active Military and Veterans for all they do and all they have done and the sacrifices they and their families have made for this great country. Military personnel is what keeps this country "Free".

If you were in the military or presently in the Military will you please give a brief description of what branch, date served and you present Status and Rank if you feel comfortable listing it. This is so we all can Thank You for your service. :usflag:


Thanks
Tony
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