Please add me. USMC 87-91, ILARNG 2002-13.

Please count me in. I was in USAF 86 to 90.

Thanks for being so generous.

Add me please, US Army FA '96-'03 and thanks.

I had two uncles serve in Vietnam, and my grandfather in WWII. My avi is the logo for my grandfather's unit.

Appreciate it!! Drill Sgt. 68-74. U.S.Army.

My father served in the ANG, and my daughter and future son-in-law are both full time with the ANG. My daughter was among the last of the troops pulled out of Iraq in late 2011.

Thank you for the opportunity! I served from 89-2010 in the USAF. I was fortunate Neto be stationed in Mountain Home,ID as my first base. Got to go pretty much everywhere in the world. I’m blessed to have done so. Thank you for the chance, and to everyone who served.

I'm in. Airman First Class Kentucky Air National Guard. 1981-1983

Good luck to you guys, I won this time last year.

Count me in and thanks for this generous karma!
US Army 12B - 1986-1994

Q, please include me. I did not serve. I had 2 brothers that served in Vietnam. I year later 1 stayed another and the other was stationed at the DMZ. John

Please add my name to list of hopefuls.

USAF 1980-1989

Stationed with the 3rd Combat Comm Group and in the DC area.

Thank You for your generosity.

Thanks, as always, for the great chance. My maternal grandfather served in the Korean War.

Thank you for a chance at this gracious Karma.

SSgt/USMC
1977-1985

I'M in US Navy 1971-1975 BT2

Very generous Q. USN 1985-1999.

I'd like to throw my name in for my dad. He was a Korea war era USMC.

US Navy 1986-2012. Senior Chief Retired.

Thanks for this generous karma, please add my name to the hat.

Thanks again Q for your generosity and support!

I am a third-generation Air Force pilot. Grandfather B-24s in WWII, father rescue helos in Vietnam then C-141s.

I ended up flying the same tail numbers as my father on two separate occasions - once as a solo student in a T-38 at Laughlin AFB and later on in a C-141. The C-141 was the "Hanoi Taxi" and was the first airplane to bring re-repatriated POWs back from Vietnam. Very humbling to fly that airplane, knowing its history and that my father had flown it in the 70s.

I was active duty AF 1990-2000. Did the reserves for a couple of years and then bailed.

Thanks again!

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Originally posted by skonie:
As usual, your generosity is amazing. Please count me in. USAF 1984-1995. DOD 1995-present.

In 1990 I left Hawaii for a remote tour in Alaska for a year. After that year, I got stationed at Nellis AFB, in Las Vegas. Upon arriving at my new job, I ran into a guy I was stationed with in Hawaii. WHen I said hey to him, he looked at me like he had no idea who I was.

"I can't believe you don't remember me, it's only been a year since we were at Hickam together!"

"Oh no,That was my twin brother Ron, I'm Don."

And I had a similar experience with a guy in the Navy. I flew T-1s on an exchange for a while at NAS Pensacola. Met a guy there, nice guy.

Cue about 7 years later and I see him in ops at my airline. "Hey, whatever! Remember me from Pensacola?" Blank stare.

You were the instructor Navigator and we flew together like 5 times with your Nav students. Glad to see you made it here."

He says "That's my twin brother. He's still in the Navy".

Oops.

U.S. Coast Guard. Ninth district 1985-1994. BM2 mostly small boat stations. Lots search and rescues. All I can say is the Canadians never invaded while I was on watch.