How Many Military Members On Here???

Active/Reserve/Retired: Active
Branch of Military: USMC / USCG
Years Served: USMC: 7 / USCG: Still going... 25 years total so far.
Paygrade: USMC: E-5 / USCG: E-7 (8 soon)
MOS/Rate: USMC: 0351 Anti-Armor/ Demolition Man (aka Assaultman) / USCG: Navy Trained Independent Duty Corpsman (also x-ray tech, CPR inst... yada, yada, yada...)
Currently Stationed: Alameda, Cali on one of the big ol' white hulls.

I did 7 years in the Infantry before flipping over to become a Coasty. Been turnin and burnin since 87'. Been around the world and saw a lot. Now my hair is grey and I've been domesticated by my better half.

Hey Redwolf, how are you liking Astoria? I spent 5 years there and loved it!

v/r
Ironback
 
Okay I'll add to this fine list (and thank you guys for your service to our great nation!)

Active/Reserve/Retired: Retired
Branch of Military: U.S. Coast Guard
Years Served: 26
Paygrade: E-7 (turned down E-8 numerous times for personal
reasons)
MOS/Rate: RMC/TCC/ITC/OSC (Always a Radioman at heart!)
Currently Stationed: Tampa Florida by birth, retired Charles Town WV by
choice.
Current Toyota: 93 4Runner SR5 (aka Honey Badger)

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Active/Reserve/Retired: active
Branch of Military: USCG
Years Served: 3
Paygrade: E3/SNBM (had a rough start adjusting and busted down a few times)
MOS/Rate: Boatswains Mate
Currently Stationed: WLM-559 the keeper of hope, honorable member of the black hull brotherhood
 
Active/Reserve/Retired: Active
Branch of Military: Navy
Years Served: 5
Paygrade: E-5
MOS/Rate: STG (Sonar Technician)
Currently Stationed: Mayport, FL (Basically Jacksonville)
 
Active/Reserve/Retired: Active
Branch of Military: Navy
Years Served: 5
Paygrade: E-5
MOS/Rate: STG (Sonar Technician)
Currently Stationed: Mayport, FL (Basically Jacksonville)

I was in Mayport for like 3 or 4 months...almost got arrested at the mini mart on base coming home from the bowling alley. Chief MAA with something to prove...good times

My XO was waiting for all of us with a baseball bat when we came across the brow
 
Active/Reserve/Retired: Active and Reserve
Branch of Military: USMC (Active & Reserve) and Navy (Reserve)
Years Served: USMC: 4 yrs active and 7 Reserve, Navy: 5 yrs Reserve
Paygrade: USMC: E-5, Navy: 0-2
MOS/Rate: Grunt (infantry, 0311) and Intel officer, respectively
Currently: No longer affiliated; had to resign my commission when my civilian job transferred me (no units nearby).
 
Another good one ...

The Chain of Command

Admiral - Leaps over tall buildings with a single bound. Is more powerful than a locomotive. Is faster than a speeding bullet. Walks on water. Gives policy guidance to God.

Captain - Leaps short buildings with a single bound. Is more powerful than a small engine. Is just as fast as a speeding bullet. Walks on water if the sea is calm. Talks with GOD.

Commander - Leaps short buildings with a running start. Is almost as powerful as a small engine. Is slower than a speeding bullet. Walks on water in indoor swimming pools. Talks with GOD if special form is provided.

Lieutenant commander - Barely clears little huts. Lose tug of war with small engine . Can fire a speeding bullet. Swims well. Is occasionally addressed by GOD.

Lieutenant - Crashes into buildings trying to leap over them. Is run over by small engines. Can sometimes handle a gun without inflicting self injury. Dog paddles. Talks to animals.

Lieutenant Junior Grade - Cannot recognize buildings. Recognizes small engines two or three times. Is not issued ammunition. Can stay afloat if instructed in Mae West. Talks to walls.

Ensign - Falls over doorstep when trying to enter a building. Says"Look at the Choo-choo" when locomotive passes by. Not allowed elastic for his slingshot. Plays in puddles. Mumbles to himself.

Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer - Lifts tall buildings and walks under them. Kicks Locomotives off tracks. Catches Bullets in teeth and eats them. Freezes water with a single glance. Drives a 1993 4Runner SR5.
He is GOD.

Carry on!

:zoom:
 
You had me rolling until that last part! One of my favorites but it's been awhile since I heard it so I will paraphrase

"the differences in commissioned officer warrants and enlisted...

Senior officer approaches the CO and declares 'sir with my extensive college education and formal training I suggest our course of action is as follows...'

Warrant officer approaches the CO and says 'sir with my extensive field knowledge and on the job training I suggest our course of action is as follows...'

The Chief Petty Officer approaches the CO and says 'hey cap'n watch this ****'
 
For almost 4 pages I thought I was going to be the only Coastie. Glad to see I'm not alone

Active/Reserve/Retired: Active
Branch of Military: USCG
Years Served: 8.5
Paygrade: E5 (should be making the cut for E-6 off the June Revision)
MOS/Rate: Boatswains Mate
Currently Stationed: Seattle, WA
 
there is another Coastie on here, the officer type (had blue parking decal instead of orange). pretty sure he is on the Elm because i saw a picture of his runner parked in front of the cutter at a dry dock.
 
Active/Reserve/Retired: Active
Branch of Military: USMC / USCG
Years Served: USMC: 7 / USCG: Still going... 25 years total so far.
Paygrade: USMC: E-5 / USCG: E-7 (8 soon)
MOS/Rate: USMC: 0351 Anti-Armor/ Demolition Man (aka Assaultman) / USCG: Navy Trained Independent Duty Corpsman (also x-ray tech, CPR inst... yada, yada, yada...)
Currently Stationed: Alameda, Cali on one of the big ol' white hulls.

I did 7 years in the Infantry before flipping over to become a Coasty. Been turnin and burnin since 87'. Been around the world and saw a lot. Now my hair is grey and I've been domesticated by my better half.

Hey Redwolf, how are you liking Astoria? I spent 5 years there and loved it!

v/r
Ironback

Not there yet...Next month I will be. I will make sure to give you an update
 
Bull Dam& $h!t

Active/Reserve/Retired: Ret 2010
Branch of Military:Italian Army
US service--- USMC
Years Served:Italian Army--3yrs
usmc - 9mths 3weeks 2days 2hrs 3min 1/3 1st MEB

Paygrade: CWO3 yes a GUNNER
MOS/Rate: 0323/0306--- Parachute IWO
Currently --PMI on Leave Per FMLA
 
Active/Reserve/Retired: Active
Branch of Military: USCG (Prior Army)
Years Served: 15
Paygrade: O2E
MOS/Rate: Response Officer ( Prior E-6 Aviation Maint Tech / Prior 14S)
Currently Stationed: Houston, TX
 
Active/Reserve/Retired: Active
Branch of Military: Navy
Years Served: 2
Paygrade: E-4
MOS/Rate: 53c sonar technician
Currently Stationed:Naval base Point Loma
 
Active/Reserve/Retired: Veteran
Active Branch of Military: Navy
Years Served: 6
Paygrade: E-5 (SW)
MOS/Rate: Sonar Techician
Prev Stationed: 4 years on Aegis warship, two 7-9 month deployments.
Where: San Diego, wetside.

What do I miss: sense of serving a bigger purpose, being part of the greater good for my fellow civilians.

Why did I leave: left to pursue college. I now have an engineering degree and would only rejoin if I could get commishioned.
 
Thanks to all the other Vets out there and to my fellow trigger pullers winning the fight and kicking in doors!

Active/Reserve/Retired: Vet.
Branch of Military: USMC
Years Served:2000-2010
Paygrade:E-6, Staff Sergeant
MOS/Rate:0331(Machine Gunner), 0369 (Infantry Plt. Sgt.) and some other stuff too
Currently Stationed: 1/4 Camp Horno, 3rd CAG, and 2/7 in 29 stumps, 1st Civ. Div.

After getting out I worked as a Privet Contractor protecting our people that try to make the world a better place in the sand boxes. It was a great time until I got Medicav out of Iraq, my body said enough and your done now.
 

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