Entering for my wife. She was on a tender during Desert Storm.

In for my Dad. US Army from the early years of Vietnam. He was a M60 gunner.

Never talked much about his time while in, other than he's thankful for the positive ways that it's shaped his life.

Include me, would like to honor both my Dad and Father in Law, who have passed.

Please include me in this karma.

I served 20 years in the Navy from 1984 to 2004. I will have to dig out a pictre to add here.

Thank you for the opportunity.

Marine Corps 1989 - 1993

Some of my bed memories are from that time....

Please enter me. I’ve been doing research on my grandfather’s service as he is now gone as is my uncle who also served and my mom and aunt have next to no information on his service and his records were lost in in the huge fire in the 70’s. Anyway, I tracked down a history of his unit from the Korean War, the 204th FAB from the UT Nat’l Guard. From what I have been able to determine, they were one of if not the first National Guard unit to hit Korea. The marker commemorates the 100,000 round (Long Toms 155) fired in one year by his unit. At one point, some of the 155s were direct firing at Chicom/No Korean tanks in order to avoid being over run. Thanks for the chance.
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Add me please. Army 87-97

Please add me. My dad served in the Army back in the early days of Vietnam. He was a DI at Fort Ord in the AIT school.

Please include me.

USN served at Pacific Fleet Control. Vietnam Era.

Sadly I have few pictures from that time. No cell phone cameras so picture taking was scarce.

please include me, served USCG from 88-2011

I'm on an iPad and will edit later to add the awesome pornstache I had once upon a time. Hehehe

Thanks for the chance

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How Generous of you. Thanks.

Please add me to the list. I served 6 years in the Navy aboard the USS Truxton DLG(N)-35 as a nuclear machinist mate.

Mike

Please throw my name into the hat please, and thank you.

USMC 1975-'79

Thank you. U.S. Army 1981-1985.

Wow Q! Just wanted to say, Class act.

Please count me in. It would go to my dad. He was in the marines during the 50s.

I would love a chance at this, the first SiG I owned was a P228. My father was in the navy, postwar he was at Bikini Atoll for the bomb tests, my grandfather served with the troops on the north side of the border during Pershing’s Punitive Expedition against Villa. He later was promoted to lieutenant and was on the train heading for New York and overseas when the armistice was signed. I had a couple of distant cousins who survived the Bataan Death March. An unknown to me relative was in the Cavalry, I have his crossed rifles collar device, they appear to be Krags.

I would like a shot please. USAF from 1980-1989

Thank you for the chance and what you do for the forum.

My father was in the navy in the 50's; please don't include me in your amazingly generous karma. All my respect and admiration for those that serve or served.

Hell, throw me in there. USAF 1981-1985. 325X1 Avionic Instrument Systems Specialist. Stationed at Beale AFB, CA working on U-2/TR-1/SR-71 air frames.

Quite generous karma, thanks.

Thanks, GREAT offer. I was active 8.5 years with Reserve time on each end.