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"Nope.... Drill Co. 944 in 1977"
"Thanks Jim. Seemed like just yesterday I was in the Navy. How things change."
"Agreed. I'll be delighted to help Jim."
"Drill Company 944 (1977).
What can I do to help? Also: Walt I recall a time when no one thanked me for my service while on active duty. A result of the Vietnam Era and the way civilians looked down on the military. Lasted until Reagan became…"
What can I do to help? Also: Walt I recall a time when no one thanked me for my service while on active duty. A result of the Vietnam Era and the way civilians looked down on the military. Lasted until Reagan became…"
"Ironic that my CO during my time on JAF was also a Stark
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"Was first stationed there at the pistol range and station armory. We also operated and maintained the 3" 50 saluting battery guns and the two station magazines. Hard work keeping the grass cut at those spots. Was a wonderful time for a 19 year old…"
"Was TAD on the old forest fire. It was the only ship I served on that had a decent weight room.
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"anyone from Drill Company 944, 1977?
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"I am now an attorney practicing law in Chattanooga, TN. There is a court officer in the Hamilton County Juvenile Court who served on Sierra at the same time as I.
Small world.........
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Small world.........
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"was this on a sub? I never had racks like that on the many ships I served on"
"This makes no sense"
"That looks like the Santa Barbara AE-28
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"this one is clearer....USNS ship. Which one is it?
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"The guys with the shoulder boards are West German enlisted sailors...and they were some great friends!"
"Sure was....never know how good things were until you get our age and look back"
"Y'all didn't???? Anyway, cool to contact someone who was there at nearly same time."
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Location
Chattanooga, TN
Birthday:
May 5
Rank
Petty Officer First Class
Enlisted Rating
Gunner's Mate
Where were you or your family stationed?
CHARLESTON, SC
Veteran of Foreign War
Lebanon
Current Status with the US Navy
Honorably Discharged
Start date of your service
October 27, 1977
End date of your service
April 5, 1985
Comments
Most of us in 006 went to the gas chamber, I got a chit with out notice,and appeared at an upper room with a number of other guys...we were not allowed to look at each other, and set to combat helments, rifles, and combat boot, with duty belt...nuff said. Got my Geneva Conventions Card Medical Religious Personel.. from those guys..
Thanks for the lead on a 1977 Anchor out of San Diego RTC NTC. Co 006 seems to be very absent anywhere. I have been busy with Emergency Medical employment/deployment for the last three month RTC is where my EMS life began.. One can find 005, 007. ect but not 006...We we set with the Royal Saudis for a few weeks. Looking for information. Anyway, been on ems crews now for 37 years, seen a heck of alot. Again, best wishes..The CC was one Georgiani, I can not tell you the Saudi Comander. Goff was another CC.
Welcome aboard shipmate, May you have Fair Winds and Following Seas!
Thank you for your service.
Semper Fortis!