Any Military Members?

Hi i m french army officer, and i spend 9 years in the navy between 1992 and 2001. Now i m captain in the french gandarmerie. I bought my mondial 3.2 coupe in 2007 and now, i m going to buy a 348 tb, may be next week....
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I am prior service -Army '86 - '95 -E5

No longer in reserves. Miss it. Love 3x8's and most any F-cars. Had pictures of them in my locker in the service.

Robb

 

Yep - US Army SFC (E7) and have owned my '85 GTS QV for three and a half years now.

There are quite a few others, but I wont speak for them - I will let them pipe in as they want to.

Currently, I am in Afghanistan and up in Silver Subscribed I have a whole thread dedicated to my adventures over here.



PDG

 

LTC (RET) US Army Reserve, "officially," Signal Corps.

 

LCDR, USN (Ret), 1990-2010.

 

USA Vet - but that was a long time ago in a Galaxy far, far, away!

 

Rusty,

I'm retired Navy 1976-96. I enjoyed my active duty days ... boy does that seem like a long time ago now. Living in Virginia Beach, I still feel somewhat connected to the Navy with so much activity here. Best wishes in your career.

Bob

 

I'm a Navy Vet (1967-1979), which probably makes me the oldest on this site, but I'm willing to entertain challenges. I was a Data Systems Technician, a rating that no longer exists, and worked on NTDS, the predecessor to AEGIS. Made Chief (E-7) in just under 8 years.

 

"which probably makes me the oldest on this site"

well, I'm right there with you and MAY BE older... I joined the US Army in 1966 (1966-1973)

 

I joined the USAF in 1959. Went to SAC and worked on B47's. I was in A&E in Oct 62, I told Patric all about it.

Rob

 

LtCol, USAF, retired. Mostly F-111s.

 

LTC, US Army, Infantry 1988-Present. I will own one someday, I made a deal with a member here with the caveat of "unless I get deployed" and that's what happened, I'm off to Saudi Arabia in a few months. I currently have a 2005 Corvette and Ducati to keep me happy.

 

Ex Royal Air Force. Restored my 308 when in the mob, fortunate enough I ran the motor club on base so had access to all equipment. Still involved with military as Allison Transmissions are in most mil vehicles and I am the sales manager for them.

 

Sgt. Just one year, when we were still drafting young men into the army here. (1995). Doesn't count for much in this company, I'd say...

 

U.S. Air Force surgeon currently in Afghanistan (am also an F-16 pilot, though not flying here). Ciao!

 

Currently serving in the Royal Australian Navy as a Petty Officer Physical Trainer, 15 years and still going strong. Deploying for 6 months to the Middle East quite soon. All going well Im hoping to purchase a 308 upon my return to the Land Down Under!

Just have to find a good one..

-Dave

 

Respect for all of you guys!!!

I love aircrafts, and I love fighters like the F-16, or the historical Aardvark F-111, F-14 Tomcat, F-15 Eagle, F-104, AV-8B... Or the modern F-117, F-35, F-22 or the prototype YF-23 Black Widow.
I wanted to become a fighter pilot, but was not possible because I was wearing correcting eyeglasses... Lots of envy...

 

OK let's try to walk back the starting dates and see who's the oldest. Me- March 1965-1968. Vietnam. Captain. Still going strong and want to pull the trigger on an F12.
NEXT????

 

Well, you got me on the dates Mine are Aug 66 - Aug 73. RVN with the 101st Airborne Div a couple of times.

 

I was in the US Naval Reserve from 1969-1976 Hospital Corpsman E5 Vietnam Vet. I have had my 1985 308 GTSI QV for eight years. Love driving it in SOCAL.

 

Marine Veteran here (86-93) and have been the proud mommy to a pretty lil 83 QV for 11 months now.

Semper Fi and thanks much to all, past and present!

 

I've been Active Duty Air Force 19 years next month, have had my 308 for almost 9 1/2 years!

Jim

 

SSgt Us Marines active duty from 94-09.

Now I am a contractor working in Afghanistan the troops call us ghosts!

 

Former USN LT. Does the 20 years I spent as a Navy Bratt to a Mustang Naval Officer/Commander + four years as Midshipman count: I counted it, thus out in five years needed to see what the civilian sorts were doing.


At 30, first time without an ID card.

90 - Mondial T cab
95 - 456 GT