i was up at h-1 some during the bold alligator extravaganza
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There were a few. Two Lt's, one had a cleft the other was a supply officer I believe. The other was a Major, that drove a blue Ford Raptor. Their names escape me right now.
B.A. that was horrible. I loved sitting on the Bataan in December while it was snowing with no heat or hot showers in my birthing area.
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B.A. that was horrible. I loved sitting on the Bataan in December while it was snowing with no heat or hot showers in my birthing area.
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the other was a supply officer
probably my roommate at the time. initials JM?
i actually missed out on the actual BA exercise, but i heard i didnt miss much except some fat navy chick having a heart attack and them discovering that her camelbak was full of pudding.
I think his last name did begin with an M. He told me a story about flinging a shovel full of poo at some tu students.
well he wasnt the flinger, but he was in the cav. that's probably him. he's a good friend of mine.
I remember the poop flinging incident. The guy that did it didn't go into the military.
He deployed late 2011 I believe. Haven't seen him in a couple of years. Good LT to work with.
Yep, that's him. He's a captain now. Great dude.
Chazzly, do we know each other?
Well if you happen to run into him, tell him I said congrats on his promotion. I doubt he will remember me though, only got to work with him about 3-4 months. He was in the 4 shop at MHG, I was a SSgt at the time.
I had a buddy who was a Radio Chief over at CLR-25 during that time period, Dan Fischbauch.
I was the CLR-25 ops-o for a short time, but that doesn't ring a bell. Most of my time was with CLB-2 and supply battalion
Did you work with a Raul Cardenas any at the IIP?
No, I worked in storage
OK. I was hoping you weren't the Lt I got cross with there one day back in early 2011.
Nah, I was in afghanistan then
Do you have a name of the Lt though?
From the IIP? No I didn't bother to get his name, he was a butter bar and had just checked in. He and I had a SNCO moment and he pretty much stayed clear of me whenever I was at the IIP signing for comm gear. I dealt with the Lockheed guys more than the Marines there.
GAC, I don't think so. You weren't part of that division that did the Kyle Field flyover in 2009 were you?
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When were you an 02, usmcbrooks?
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When were you an 02, usmcbrooks?
Was with 2nd Intel Bn P&A Co from Jan 2002 until December 2003. Graduated NMITC September 2002.
Cool. Was with 2d MarDiv G-2 to start off, 2001.
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What are all those numbers? Post your specialty for all us dolts who can't remember numbers .
And thanks for your service !
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close. it was my last.
19D with some other stuff attached. I don't know how some of you remember all your ASI. I sure don't! Impressive.
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