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On this Veterans' Day, I want to acknowledge those of you Corvette Jockeys that served in the the US Armed Forces. I want to encourage you to post a pic of yourself in uniform so that we may honor the soldier in you. I am proud to have been a member of your fraternity, the greatest fraternity on Earth!
I was a Army SP5, unfortunately when I remarried the step-daughter didn't like it and shredded every picture I had with me in it (including my service pictures) at that time.
USAF '73 + 6 yrs, three mo. and 14 days; flew C-141s from CAFB, 20th MAS (Bennett's Bandits) to five continents, plus Greenland, airdrop including Red Flag.
Married USAF WAF. 1975. First son, USN nuclear engineer.
On this Veterans' Day, I want to acknowledge those of you Corvette Jockeys that served in the the US Armed Forces. I want to encourage you to post a pic of yourself in uniform so that we may honor the soldier in you. I am proud to have been a member of your fraternity, the greatest fraternity on Earth!
an ammo bag? an ammo feed tray? wow, who did you know? We couldn't even get replacement nomax gloves.nam 71/72, 129th/and 60th AHC. 2 corp
Great Video! There was a guy in flight school (Ft. Wolters, TX) who bought a red '66, big block convertible. Can't remember his name... don't know if he made it home.