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nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 11:08 pm
by Michael T
I was in Naval Aviation in the later 70's to early 80's - other than a few
brawls between our air-wing and our brothers in military service (Marines in
particular), we spent most of our time keeping our eye on the ball and
giving the communists great pause.
To ALL of the servicemen and women serving our country, and to their
relatives: I wish you all - a heartfelt Merry Christmas!
Michael T
A16
lasvegasrider
nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 3:48 am
by dumbazz_650
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Michael T"
wrote:
> I was in Naval Aviation in the later 70's to early 80's - other
than a few
> brawls between our air-wing and our brothers in military service
(Marines in
> particular), we spent most of our time keeping our eye on the ball
and
> giving the communists great pause.
>
>
> To ALL of the servicemen and women serving our country, and to their
> relatives: I wish you all - a heartfelt Merry Christmas!
>
>
>
> Michael T
> A16
> lasvegasrider
Ditto, but as panty-waisted ET jumping from island to island, I gave
the Ruskies even less to worry about.
For those in uniform during this holiday season, my family and I will
sleep soundly -knowing that you have the watch.
We hope you and your loved ones are doing okay. And we are grateful
for your service.
Our prayers are with you.
MarkB
nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 12:51 pm
by Sonny Bulla
>"Michael T" writes:
> >I was in Naval Aviation in the later 70's to early 80's
Later 60's to early 70's for me...AE...kept A6's in shape to bomb charlie.
(Dang, I'm old!)
> >To ALL of the servicemen and women serving our country, and to their
> >relatives: I wish you all - a heartfelt Merry Christmas!
Big ditto on that!
Sonny
'02 KLR650
nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 10:23 pm
by telliott@aol.com
I was in the Navy 68-71. Spent some time in Pensacola and then in Norfolk,
assigned to Sub Squad Six. I was a spook, anybody know what that is?
Terry
Tenn
93 KLR
95 KLX (2)
85 BMW R80G/S
>"Michael T" writes:
> >I was in Naval Aviation in the later 70's to early 80's
Later 60's to early 70's for me...AE...kept A6's in shape to bomb charlie.
(Dang, I'm old!)
> >To ALL of the servicemen and women serving our country, and to their
> >relatives: I wish you all - a heartfelt Merry Christmas!
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nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 10:30 pm
by Conall
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, someone wrote> I was in the Navy
68-71. Spent some time in Pensacola and then in Norfolk,
> assigned to Sub Squad Six. I was a spook, anybody know what that is?
Do you like mean those guys hiding out in Central America, hanging
out under trees eating bananas?
Conall
nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 11:03 pm
by Pat (M)
Ahem, someday I MIGHT admit that some of my best friends were
'spooks,' but then they'd just jerk my clearence.
It's good to know this board has some solid bretheren-of-the-sea and
NavAir. Thought I'd better hurry to 'put my oar in the water' before
this thread got filled up with Khaki. I was in P-Cola in the 60's too;
blackshoe ET who caught the last NAVCAD class. Exciting life; those
WERE the good old days!! [Old is a state of mind]
In keeping with the season, A less known verse of the Navy Hymn that
speaks to all those 'youngsters' in harms way this Christmas:
Lord, guard and guide the men who fly
And those who on the ocean ply;
Be with our troops upon the land,
And all who for their country stand:
Be with these guardians day and night
And may their trust be in thy might.
Author Unknown (1955)
That they come home safe!!
Pat M
WA
A14
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, telliott@a... wrote:
> I was in the Navy 68-71. Spent some time in Pensacola and then in
Norfolk,
> assigned to Sub Squad Six. I was a spook, anybody know what that is?
>
> Terry
> Tenn
> 93 KLR
> 95 KLX (2)
> 85 BMW R80G/S
>
> >"Michael T" writes:
> > >I was in Naval Aviation in the later 70's to early 80's
>
> Later 60's to early 70's for me...AE...kept A6's in shape to bomb
charlie.
> (Dang, I'm old!)
>
>
> > >To ALL of the servicemen and women serving our country, and to
their
> > >relatives: I wish you all - a heartfelt Merry Christmas!
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 2:24 am
by dumbazz_650
Supported a few on Adak, before the end of the cold war. My roomy
there was CT-2. But I never held the spook part against him.
MarkB
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, telliott@a... wrote:
> I was in the Navy 68-71. Spent some time in Pensacola and then in
Norfolk,
> assigned to Sub Squad Six. I was a spook, anybody know what that is?
>
> Terry
> Tenn
> 93 KLR
> 95 KLX (2)
> 85 BMW R80G/S
>
> >"Michael T" writes:
> > >I was in Naval Aviation in the later 70's to early 80's
>
> Later 60's to early 70's for me...AE...kept A6's in shape to bomb
charlie.
> (Dang, I'm old!)
>
>
> > >To ALL of the servicemen and women serving our country, and to
their
> > >relatives: I wish you all - a heartfelt Merry Christmas!
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:02 am
by Keith Saltzer
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Michael T"
wrote:
> I was in Naval Aviation in the later 70's to early 80's - other
than a few
> brawls between our air-wing and our brothers in military service
(Marines in
> particular), we spent most of our time keeping our eye on the ball
and
> giving the communists great pause.
>
>
> To ALL of the servicemen and women serving our country, and to their
> relatives: I wish you all - a heartfelt Merry Christmas!
>
>
>
> Michael T
> A16
> lasvegasrider
I was in the Navy in the early 80's playing with guns, bombs,
missles, and nukes. (AO) After about 3 years of that crap they
kicked me out, just like my grade school did, and my high school.
Hmmmmmm, I think I see a pattern here.
I didn't take any crap (or orders apparently) from
anyone..........especially phillipino's telling me to "backume de
ploor", translated "vacuum the floor".
MrMoose
A8 (Barbie and Ken special)
nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 5:22 am
by dooden
An Ops puke ?
Dooden
A15 Green Ape
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, telliott@a... wrote:
> I was in the Navy 68-71. Spent some time in Pensacola and then in
Norfolk,
> assigned to Sub Squad Six. I was a spook, anybody know what that is?
>
> Terry
> Tenn
> 93 KLR
> 95 KLX (2)
> 85 BMW R80G/S
>
> >"Michael T" writes:
> > >I was in Naval Aviation in the later 70's to early 80's
>
> Later 60's to early 70's for me...AE...kept A6's in shape to bomb
charlie.
> (Dang, I'm old!)
>
>
> > >To ALL of the servicemen and women serving our country, and to
their
> > >relatives: I wish you all - a heartfelt Merry Christmas!
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
nklr - klr riders who have served or are serving - speak up - m
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 8:05 am
by Alan L Henderson
telliott@... wrote:
> I was in the Navy 68-71. Spent some time in Pensacola and then in Norfolk,
> assigned to Sub Squad Six. I was a spook, anybody know what that is?
>
> Terry
> Tenn
> 93 KLR
> 95 KLX (2)
> 85 BMW R80G/S
>
I was a S3 TRO in a TOC in Vietnam 67-68 and when we were out in the
field S2 was about 10 steps away.
Alan Henderson A13 Iowa