VA-145 Swordsmen. A-6 squadron assigned to CV-61 USS Ranger.
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Welcome Brother!
Thank you Brother.
I was an AMH for my active duty (88-92); Made E3 twice and didn't make 3rd class due to no advancements in my rate my last year.
I went in the reserves as an SN, converted to a Fireman, put on DC3, and then crossrated to MA3. Spent Jan 93- Jul 2003 in the reserves.
I was also at Clark in the early 80's. I worked in the 3RD CRS. Loaded VTR's on F-4s and 16mm film on the F-5 Aggressors gun camera.
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Small world! I was the DCA on the Guided Missile Cruiser I was on!
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The only pic I have available at the moment.
USMC 1993-2014
USMC 1993-2014
If I showed you my patches & unit (challenge) coins, I'd be cheating as they were gifts thanking me for donations.
You all are looking good.
@luvmysuper any chance the Veteran & Active Duty Badges will be making a comeback with the latest software update?
You all are looking good.
@luvmysuper any chance the Veteran & Active Duty Badges will be making a comeback with the latest software update?
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I can check with the owners and see.
We have a lot of stuff going on behind the scene, and high priority functionality items are getting the funding first.
Lorne Scots, Peel Dufferin and Halton Regiment. Battle honors start with the Boer War, and continue through to Afghanistan.
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Owen Bawn
Garden party cupcake scented
Although Ireland was neutral in WWII, many Irishmen served in the British and American armies during the war. My father, a Galway man, proudly served in the London Irish Rifles in the invasions of Sicily and Italy.
No, not mine; though my grandfather served on S-boats. I just love this art.
My question is this: By what means does the fierce-looking Batfish "see" what is seen through the periscope?
It might be a better question for Joe Rogan.
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My question is this: By what means does the fierce-looking Batfish "see" what is seen through the periscope?
It might be a better question for Joe Rogan.
AA
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The human eye transmits light patterns to the brain and creates what we perceive the eyes to "see".No, not mine; though my grandfather served on S-boats. I just love this art.
My question is this: By what means does the fierce-looking Batfish "see" what is seen through the periscope?
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It might be a better question for Joe Rogan.
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The periscope is just one more "eye", giving a perspective in addition to the ones through his other two eyes.
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US Navy Seabee from 1999-2019. Was stationed in NSA La Maddalena, Italy (99-01/04-06); ACB-2, Virginia Beach, VA (01-04); CBMU 303, Det Fallon, NV (06-09); NMCB-5 and NAVFAC EXWC, Port Hueneme, CA (09-19).
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Many thanks brother!
3rd Combat Brigade, 2/505th P.I.R., 82nd Airborne Division 1980 - 84
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