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Maj. James W. Howell USAF WW2 (father)

Lt. Col. Robert Jardine USAF WW2 (father-in-law)

Crew of B17 Flying Fortress "RHOMAR2" after bombing raid on Rome, Italy August 1943.

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Bombardier James W. is standing 4th from the left.

Sure do miss him.
 
US Navy July 13, 1958 to July 11, 1962 MR-2 right in the middle of the 5 year peace time between Korea and Vietnam. I did get the Expeditionary Medal for the Laos Action so I'm now a bonafied VFW.
Walt

PS LSD-22 3 years APA-222 4 months.

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US Army 1985-88, 5th Infantry Division; Texas ARNG 88-89 1st Cav Division. Louisiana ARNG 89-95, 2nd Armored Division.Called up for Desert Storm.
 
I've been out on Canadian Navy vessels in the past, but never during a "crisis"...

Grandfather, however, is another matter.

William Peter Reid, RCNVR 1938-1945. HMCS Huron (G24) &amp; HMCS Dunvegan (K177).

His father was in the first world war, though I'm unsure exactly how he was involved.

I've been after my grandfather for years to write down his stories...and the stories of his father and family, and at least have record of it, if not getting it published.

AR
 
Our son is active duty Navy, USS New Hampshire.
Both of my grandfathers,Dad,7 uncles, wife"s father and step father, her 2 brothers. Thank you all for your service, may God Bless You. Chris
 
US Army '72-'74. One of the last of the draftees. Heroicly manned a telephone at a desk in South Florida at a Nike-Hercules site. ;-)
 
U S Navy, 1957-1962, ET1 (E-6) at discharge. Shore communications station (Lualualei) in Hawaii, 2 years and USS Princeton LPH-5, 2 years plus San Diego basic and TI (Frisco) electronics school.
 
Staff Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps, 1953-1963. Was deployed to hot spots in both the Mid-East and Far East. After 50 years, recently recieved two medals from the Republic of China on Taiwan for participating in operations against Red China on the Mainland in 1958.

Four brothers-in-law who are U.S. Army Korean War Vets. One was one of 7 men out of an entire platoon who made it back down off Porkchop Hill, and he was shot all to he11. Unfortunately, he is now deceased.
 
MSgt USAF retired 22 yrs. How many remember Tet 1968?

Five boys in my family all served. 4 retired AF & Army. All served in Nam
 
I was a year or so too young for Vietnam. My son is in the US Navy. An engineman on the USS Stephen W. Groves, FFG29 out of Mayport Florida.
Does Drug interdiction and Anti Terrorism patrols around South America. I was hoping he would make it a career, but with the change in administrations I will probably encourage him to get out ASAP. Too bad.


Gene
 
Sgt., E Troop, 303d Armored Cavalry, Washington Army National Guard, 1969-1975. Never activated, thank the Lord. Infantry squad leader, rode around in an armored personnel carrier in the Yakima desert, shot at old cars and other interesting targets every so often.
 
He carried M16 and at times a 240 SAW , both made by FN . 9 mm Beretta pistols . He said FN supplied most if not all the M16's
 
I was drafted and served my entire military career at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.

My unit was the 208th Military Police Company. Below is a link showing some 1966-1968 photos of the era. Best viewed via "grid" toward the upper right. Each photo will have a caption below if you click onto it.
Army Days or Canada Album
 
I was drafted and served my entire military career at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.

My unit was the 208th Military Police Company. Below is a link showing some 1966-1968 photos of the era. Best viewed via "grid" toward the upper right. Each photo will have a caption below if you click onto it. Scroll to the bottom of the page to show all.
Army Days or Canada Album
 
I"m not a vet, but it runs in the family -

James served in the Air Force, his dad served in the Air Force during WWII and after. My dad was career Air Force, his brother was career Army, his sister married career Air Force. My mother"s brother did a hitch in the Navy.
 
U.S. Army Oct. 57 Apr. 61 Ft. Carson Colo, Aberdeen Proving grounds, Davidson U.S. Army Air Feild Va. Baumholder Germany.
Jim
 
USN, Retired, 1969-1990

Grandson just went down for his pre-induction physical, gonna be an Aviation Structural Mechanic. He graduates High School this coming June and will go more-or-less directly into the Navy.

Re: Veteran status...

Technically, yes, I'm a veteran. But IMHO Veteran's DAY is in recognition of those folks that really and truly put their life on the line for us. In Country, in the mud, in the air or whatever, but with people shooting at them. THOSE guys and gals kept and are keeping us free. I was just a technician in a uniform.
 
US Navy 64-68 I was with VP-48 we had 12 sea planes P5M's (water landing only) used for patrolling coastal waters looking for the bad guy's. I was a mechanic on those great old radial engines. Stan
 
1969-1972 2nd/501st 101st Airborne Quang Tri Province, Viet-Nam. 95th Evac, Drake Army Hosp, Tokyo, Japan, St Albans Naval Hosp. Queens, New York. Any more Combat Vets out there. I"m Sure there must be. Thank you all for your service. Dick in Vermont.
 
USAF--1961-1963, Air Rescue service, HC-54's. Medical discharge for a non-service connected defect. I don't consider myself a REAL veteran because I did not serve a full term, and never got shot at.
 
My Dad WW2 amphibious tank battalian,3 time wounded , 1915-aug 26-2008, veteran PACIFIC-THEATER survivor of battles for ,Saipan , Tinian ,Quaduline Islands and ,Luzon/Phillipines,, as of D-day ,11 young men in Our family were serving in Harms way , prompting My Dad;s Grandmother to instill upon the entire family to pray a Novena for their safe Return , AND ,All did RETURN on Dads side , however , Moms family side lost 2 in ww2 ,My small Mom and 2 aunts riveted inside airplane wings at Curtis- Wright in Louisville KY during WW2 ,Over the Yrs, Although serveral Cousins and Uncles ,have served no one lost life in Korea and only 1 lost life in Veitnam .. I can Only write of them ,,, And Therefore am the recipient and able to enjoy the Pleasure of LIFE ,LIBERTY ,and the PURSUIT of Happiness because OF THEIR SACRIFICES ,, SALUTE, To All... including the Rosey the riveter girls , WACs ,Nurses , MASH units.............. jim
 
US Army 66-68, Ft Bliss,TX Basic Training, FT Sill, Ok A co 3rd TAB 25th Artilery III Corp only unit that wasn't 4th Army. our largest weapon was a 3.5 rocket lancher.4th Army pistol team was assigned to our unit.
 
may 1968 may 1971 E-5 april 1969 nov 1970 219th avation company 2pl kun tum city viet nam. taking care of 0-1 birddogs fix wing air craft. orignal from colo now live in western ky. and yes bill from colo is family grew up next door. didn't get to spend oct with him this year but did spent the 4th july with him.
 
Me - U S Navy Engineman Chief Petty Officer(Ret)
Fleet Diesel Engine Inspector
Apr 1986 - July 2007
17 years of sea duty with only one shore tour

Dad - '57-62 Photographers Mate Third Class(NAC) VR-22 Military Air Transport Squadrons

Uncle Bill - '66-75 Shipfitter Second Class(Diver)USS Hunley AS-31

Uncle Bob - '58-63 Machinist Mate Second class
USS Boston
 
Army: Sept 20, 1970 - April 1, 1971;; Fort Leonarf Wood--Medical discharge.
Dad was at Hickham Filed on Dec. 7, 1941; he went to Australia and the Philipines where he met up with two of his brothers. Thankfully, all made it home safely.
 
US Army 1963 - 1967. I can look back now and say it was a great experience. Attended the ceremonies here at our local VFW today which makes the experience worthwhile and proud to be an American.
 
USMC 1980 - Dec 1987
Air Wing
Structures Mechanic on CH-53 Helicopters (among others....).

Took several "cruises" at the invitation of the USN. Spent time aboard these ships as part of ship's company:

USS Tarawa
USS Siapan
USS Nassau
USS Belleu Wood
USS Guadalcanal
USS Guam
USS Iwo Jima

Landed on several others, but to numerous to remember.
Crossed the Equator (Shellback), and crossed the Arctic Circle (Bluenose).
 
U.S.N. MM-2 "61" to "64"
DD-528 (Old Fletcher Class can!!)
Mostly plane guard duty in the South China Sea.
Those carriers would run our tails off!!!
 
US Army 63-66 SP5 ARADCOM ArmyAirDefenseCommand
Fairchild AFB, WA, Ft Baker, CA
Weapon of choice= IBM Selectric (Payroll/Finance) SIR!
 
Speaking for my father and brother:

US Navy
Radar Boy PA 38 Destroyer Mediterranean Sea - Vietnam 1969-1971

US Navy
AM flight mechanic CVN 69 USS Dwight D. Eisenhower - Desert storm 1991
 
Had 3 uncles that served in WW2 & 2 brother-in-law's that served In WW2, Korea & Nam. One is 95 and lives in Hawaii. They were recalled to active duty in 1950 from the active reserves. They both retired from the military. Hal
 
My brother joined the Air Force 3 days after we graduated from High School in 1951. Six classmates made the military their career. Hal
 
Aviation Electricians Mate first class Al Morgan 70-78
VXE-6
VT-1
VT-2
Tsgt Georgia Air National Guard 116th CAM Squadron 78-96
 
U.S. Navy Sonarman 2nd class '58-'62. Served on USS
Salute MSO 470 3 yrs and 3 months right out of Sonar school in Key West."Wooden ships and iron men was our motto".
 
66-68 Active -- Sgt Army – Combat Engr – Demo
Grandfather WW I
Dad & 5 Uncles WW II
Younger Brother - 2 tours Vietnam – ASA Radio Intercept
 
USCG 1965-69 And to my Uncle Frank tail gunner on a B-17 in the 8th AF survived all his missions and is still alive.
 
I have never served and owe everything i have to those of you who have. Thanks for keeping me safe and free. May god bless you and america. Wjt
 
Dad was in WW 2 in the 113 Mechanized Cavalry. (Flying Red Horses) Was a recon unit. He was equipment mechanic. fought in Battle of the Bulge, etc.
 
USN 1975-76 Got hurt & discharged NTC Orlando
Dad USN 1950-54 USS Missouri USS Monterey USS Salem 8 uncles served in WW2 (Army, Army Air Corps, Navy, Marine Corps).
 
U.S. Army 1973 - 1976
1990 Desert Storm

United we stand ! We live in a great nation, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA !!!!!!!!
 
US Army '66-69 One tour Viet Nam from Kontum to Saigon and points between.

Dad WWII '41-45 Stationed in the Phillipines. Served 20-plus years in the reserves. Longest living member of the Rockford American Legion.

Larry in Michigan
 
USAF 1953-1976. Fighter Pilot, Heavy Transport Pilot. Korea, Viet Nahm(C-130's) and everything in between. Was in Tet 68. MAC C-141's.
 
I have never served so let me post this for my father and a few other of my kin.

CHITTY, Odie Clarence, Sgt.

Inducted into the Army June 8, 1942. Trained at Camp Wallace, Galveston and Tyler, TX and Camp Davis, NC. Assigned to anti-aircraft unit at Ft. Bliss, El Paso, TX. Served in South Pacific, Australia, Dutch, New Guinea, Philippines, and Japan; involved in Invasion of Biak Island. Awarded two Bronze Stars and Good Conduct Medal. Discharged December, 31, 1945 as first sergeant.

Tour of the Pacific as written by Odie Chitty: 227th AAA
Landed in Sydney Australia then to the to the Islands of New Guina, landing first at Millany Bay then to Port Morsbey and then to Good Enough Island then to Fintchauen then to Herlandia then to Biak Island then to the Philippines then to Japan and then back to San Francisco, California

Recalled for the Korean War 1st January 1949 and was stationed in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, as a communication officer. Discharged 6th April 1953 with the rank of Master Seargent.

Two uncles also served in World War II and one was injured building a landing strip on an Island. He spent the rest of his like in a wheel chair.

Grandfather served in W.W. I in the infantry. Great Uncle served as well and I remember him telling me about the horses.

Great Great Grandfather was in the Civil War with the Confederate forces of Tennessee and is listed in serving in the 48th regiment, Company I (Voorhie's) Tennessee Infantry as well as the 16th Regiment (Voorhie's) under the famous Captain Pat Cleburne. He named one of his sons Patrick Cleburne after the Captain.
 
Air Force 1990-1998

Spent some time serving the UN and NATO in Bosnia during that little skirmish.

Otherwise, I spent 4 years in Anchorage, AK, and 4 in Minot, ND. (I"ve seen my fill of snow for this lifetime, thank you very much!)
 
Dave we have something in common from that era, Our unit handled the supplies to build that air strip in 1965 it was probably cement by the time you used it. We supplied the [ PSP] Pierced steel planking, for the original. Then we moved on to Tuy Hoa, where the rest of my tour ended. We did in fact while in Phan Rang have three Air force men overlook the Items as they came in they lived in our compound until the base was set up, and the rest of their squadron came.

While in Tuy Hoa we came under fire on three different occasions as the VC was testing our strength, the last time I was involved there was 41 VC dead two American wounded. I heard it got worse after I came back. WE were in what the Army called a secure area.

While I was there a civilian company built a 5 mile stretch of runway that now probably is a major highway to the town of Tuy Hoa.

We had an ongoing joke of the birdmen as when they were bombing the mountain ranges around us. The married pilots would barely skim the top of the mountain before releasing their bombs , and the single guys would take them in and put them in the enemy's pocket. nerve racking as we thought several times they crashed.

Sp/4 Jim H. 226 S/S US Army
 
USAF, 1962 - 1966, flight line mechanic. Was considering making it a career until hearing loss caused me to be reassigned to a "quiet area", stucj behind a desk moving papers from side to the other.
 
United States Navy 81-85 Fire Control Tech VF-103 attached USS Saratoga CV-60. 85-93 Anti-Submarine Warfare OP VP-11 NAS Brunswick ME,
 
US Navy 1958-1962 Navy corpsman
got to play fleet marine a tiny bit.
Didn't care for that much outdoor camping,
good bunch of guys though.
 
Army, Aug 69-1971, University of NAM. I was a grunt in Big Red 1, RVN, then 360 tran after Big Red 1 came home. 360 tran was a line haul fuel outfit. Got to see lots of the the war torn country, it was beautiful, but never realized it then. Perhaps it had something to do with my att-- tee-- tude!

Any of you that wonder what it is like now? A classmate winters there every year. Says its better than the USA in most ways, he loves it there. I still have alot of ill feelings myself, and still today it brings me downward. I hope to get the chip off my shoulder someday before I die. It seems very heavy at times, and serves no usefull purpose.


I feel so very blessed to have been able to come home in one piece unlike so many less fortunate. Those are the ones I take my hat off for, especialy the ones who spent the rest of their lives wishing they were dead.

Also, for any vet not taking advantage of their VA hospital, please at least look into it, it has been nothing but wonderful for myself and many many others. Another blessing I count every day.
 
United States Army, 1980-84. stationed in Germany for 2 years, Primary MOS-11H10:Anti-Armor,TOW. Secondary MOS in transportation.
larry cook
 
U.S. Army 1971-1977. Tank mechanic. Ft. Knox, Ky. Active reserve in Il.

Thank's to all fellow vets.

SIL is 82nd Airborn @ Ft. Bragg, N.C.

Here's a toast to all veterans, past, present, and future. May God watch over us all.
 
US Army '68 until '71. One tour of VietNam 10/68 - 10/69 with the 1st Cav. Was a turbine engine mechanic at Camp Bearcat near Saigon. Spent the rest of my time in Germany.

Dad, US Navy 1943-1946 in the Mediterranean.

Grandpa, WW1 in France.
Thanks to all of the vets and those currently serving.
 
Servered in the United States Navy from 1988-1992. Was a TM3(SS)on board the USS BLUEFISH SSN-675. Went through the first desert storm. May God be with all and thanks to all who have and are still in..
 
USMC 1972-1976. A6 J52 engine mechanic. VMCJ-3, VMCJ-1 det 101 aboard USS Midway during evacuation of Saigon. VMA 242.
 
USAF 66-70 VSM 68-69,AFCom Medal
Father WW-1
Brothers Korean War
Son 94-98 USAF Saudi Arabia peace keeping
All I can say is it's a good day brothers and I for one appreciate the acknowledgement of those who didn't serve and for me that's good enough.
 
US Army Dec 1963 till Dec 1966. Fort Leonard Wood, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Hqs & Co A 703rd Maint Bn Kitzingen Germany. I didn't make Nam, but knew many who did. Many many good friends. Thanks to all who were in the middle of it. We owe you. Dale.
 
Army 68-69
Dad Army WWII living age 89.
His Dad reserves in the teens
Great great grand dad on mother's side civil war Iowa unit.
Both sides of family can be members of DAR.
 
I am not a vet, but I want to extend a heartful thank you to each and every one of you. I hope this nations freedom will for ever prevail in your honor.
 
(quoted from post at 17:31:43 11/11/08) US Army Dec 1963 till Dec 1966. Fort Leonard Wood, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Hqs &amp; Co A 703rd Maint Bn Kitzingen Germany. I didn't make Nam, but knew many who did. Many many good friends. Thanks to all who were in the middle of it. We owe you. Dale.
Click to expand...

Kitzingen is closed now, but there still quite a few Viet Nam era guys around.

Dave
 
U.S.M.C. 1955-1983,7th Marines,1st. Marine Div. FMF-Camp Pendleton Calif.- Korea- Kodiak Navy Base,Alaska-USS AKA Renville-Lebanon Republic-FMF Deployed Pacific at Treasure Island S.F.Calif.
 
U.S.M.C. 1955-1963,7th Marines,1st. Marine Div. FMF-Camp Pendleton Calif.- Korea- Kodiak Navy Base,Alaska-USS AKA Renville-Lebanon Republic-4 years active Reserves at FMF Deployed Pacific at Treasure Island S.F.Calif.I got married,had twin children and Vietnam scared me so I got out.
 
Rode on one of those things ,Long Beach Ca. -Kodiak Alaska,Sept 1956. What a trip. Every one,Navy included, got Sea Sick several times on that deal.40 foot Swells seem to do that to a person.Those boats don't take kindly to tall seas.JC
 
USMC (RET) Happy birthday to all my fellow Jarheads and a toast to one and ALL Vets for their brotherhood, comradery and sacrifices... only those who served can understand what it has ment to have served.

I salute all my comrades in arms past and present.

Stand tall in the ranks - troops!!

Jim C.
 
I have not served in the forces, but would like to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you that have! We would not have the freedoms we have if not for ALL of you! I pray every night for the safety of our brave men and women protecting us.
 

SCANG 1962-1969. No foreign service or riot duty, thankfully. Older brother WW 2. Father WW 1. Great grandfather on mother's side died in VA in Civil War, Confederate army.
 
U.S. Navy, 68 to 71. One year in GTMO, 2 1/2 years on a small tanker. From Nam to the Med.

Thanks to other Veterans too.

Tom Boyden
 
US Navy 1986-1992.... Machinist Mate first class...Served aboard the USS WM. V. Pratt (DDG44)"86-"89 and got to visit the Persian Gulf aboard the USS America (CV66) "89-"92.
 
69 and 70 Nam 1st Air Cav 105"s artillery. Lots of chopper rides. Got to see Cambodia from the air before it got terrain altered. Dad was on destroyer escorts Navy WW2.
Step dad career airforce fighter pilot. WW2, Korea, Vietnam. I hope we get Iraq/ Afganistan done soon. Bring em home safe.
 
God Bless You all, and thanks a million.

Son-in-law finished a 7 mo. tour in the Persian Gulf last June aboard the Uss Hary Truman flying F-18 Super Hornets for the Fighting 32,Swordsmen
I'm proud of Him and proud f My two older brothers and Dad for their service

Nobody called and I didn't go, but Honor every one that did!
 
Lcdr,SC,USN Ret. 1962-1984
USS Arcturus AF-52
USS Duval County LST-758
USS Hoel DDG-13
Several shore stations including Naval Supply Depot, Subic Bay P.I. 1972-1974

God Bless all the Veterans of this great country!
 
I was in the Army, Mech Infantry with Big Red One, Ft. Riley, KS 1993 to 1996.

Brother was an MP from 1983 to 1995.

Dad was machinist mate on a Fletcher class destroyer from 1950 to 1954.
 
U.S. Air force 1977 to 1979
Medical discharge with a XXX wavier

My oldest son was in the U.S. Marines from 1999 to 2004. He got out and is now getting a VA disability check every month. Think they got him at about 75%.

My youngest son was about to go in but changed his mind when his brother got hurt.
 
USAir Force 1948-1956 Stationed in Wiesbaden AFB DCS/Intel 7050th Air Intelligence Wing 4 years. Flew RB-57's and C54's out of Frankfurt and Ramstein AFB.for most of the time. Dischaged June 1956. Loved every minute and wished I would have stayed.
 
Dang! am I the only Seabee? 1970 - 76 Construction Electrician in Phu Quoc RVN, a couple of places that didn't (officially) exist, and NAS Key West,FL.
 
Bendee,

How about making this question and comment a seperate thread. Then when it's poofed, the 10 pages of actual responses to the original intent will not be lost.

Thanks, Dave
 
USAF 10/67-10/71. TAN SAN NHUT AB 1/70-12/70. Thanks to all you folks who served and to those didn't get to, I really enjoy this forum and the info and ideas and jokes posted. Rick
 
US Army. Pvt E-1 thru LTC 05. 1953-1986. Infantry, Artillery, Armor, Cavalry, Military Police, Aviation and R&D. It was a hoot! God Bless the USA!
 
Army NG 1962 at Fort Polk La. In the 69th Infantry.
Youngest son returned from Iraq a year ago. Was a door gunner on a blackhawk. Made a trip to Baghdad just about everyday. He got to see Ft. Jackson, Ft. Lee, Ft. Hood, and Ft. Sill.

God bless our troops
 
Army 1960-1962, 3rd Infantry, Honor Guard Regiment (The Old Guard), Ft. Myer/Arlington Natonal Cemetery. Presidential Salute Battery.

We never let one Russian bomber get past Alexandria!
 
USAF 1973-1977. Last duty station. Malmstrom AFB.
Great Falls, Mt. Belonged to the 341st Civil Engineering Squadron.
 
I got to Nam 3 days before TET, Long Binh then to Bearcat until August 8 when the 9th Inf. Div. turned Bearcat over to the Thais. Spent last 2 months in Dong Tam (Delta). My hootch was next to chopper pad, same side as PX.
Thanks to all who served!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
PA NG 1977-1983
Co B 728th Mnt Bt.
28th Inf Div.
26 B20 Forward maint. Radar repair
I did not see foreign duty or combat but, I am very thankful for all those who did.
 
USN May 66- May 70 SK2 USS Topeka CLG-8(decomissioned) USS Basilone DD-824. Only wish I'da had sense enough to have stayed in.
 
1966-69 US Army Ft. Bliss Basic. Ft. Lewis AIT. Aberdeen PG Ordnance OCS.

Assigned and served state side at Ft. Sill. Artillery Missle School Master Mechanic Course, Tracked Vehicle Recovery, Tracked Vehicle Familiarization, and Special Courses Branch as Instructor.

Then Ft. Sill
225th Heavy Equipment Maintenance Co as XO.
 
DAD USAF 1945-1948 Communications
BIL USAF 1967-1971 Viet Nam C-130 Mech
ME college on USAF ROTC scholarship
1976-1982 USAF NY and FLA Instructor pilot T-33/a
1982-1986 NY ANG F-4/c Interceptor pilot
 
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