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09-18-2001, 04:59 AM
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09-18-2001, 06:09 AM
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Drizzt Do'Urden
 Join Date: April 9, 2001
Location: Massachusetts
Age: 69
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My father - 22 years Army, Infantry, Airborne and Special Forces. Fought in Europe in WW2 (99th Infantry) and in Korea. Bronze star. 43 - 65
My brother 101st Air Cav. (puking buzzards) 75 - 78 Me 2nd Armored Div. 74 - 77 And like a few of you others I'm to old and fat too! 
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09-18-2001, 06:28 AM
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Vampire
 Join Date: April 28, 2001
Location: Cambridge
Age: 42
Posts: 3,877
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My Grandfather (father side) served as part of the 2nd Artillery Army Group (Anti-Aircraft Missile) in the WWII, Chinese Civil War, and Korean War.
My Dad was in military service for 2 months (?) as a reserve paratrooper! My Smallest Uncle is still in the army having fought in the Sino-Vietname Conflict. ------------------
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09-18-2001, 07:30 PM
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Red Wizard of Thay
 Join Date: March 20, 2001
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska USA
Age: 64
Posts: 893
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Lord of Alcohol...you aren't telling me you brought a LIVE MK 82 LDGP Bomb back to the EOD troopers are ya...LOL
I can see where that might get them a bit excited. The stories I could tell you...  I went to range clearances at Nellis AFB. What fun..lol..especially when the support folks brought us some sandwiches to eat. They left them in the truck, with mayo on them. The clearance was halted for two days afterwards...you can guess why.   ------------------  The line between good and evil is razor sharp. Be careful of misteps, lest you find yourself spitted upon your own blade. [This message has been edited by Wulfere (edited 09-18-2001).] |
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09-18-2001, 08:41 PM
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Xanathar Thieves Guild
 Join Date: January 8, 2001
Location: Charlotte,NC
Age: 61
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Wulfere ummm well yep we did. But we knew what to look/dig for it had an M901 series nosefuse and felt fairly secure. Had it been electronic we obviously would have run away lol. But this was in 1983. Nowadaya I'd leave one alone. There were a few incincidents of civilians scrapping the wrong thing.....cluster bomblets topped the list
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09-18-2001, 08:53 PM
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Red Wizard of Thay
Join Date: March 20, 2001
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska USA
Age: 64
Posts: 893
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I was stationed at Vandenberg AFB. Most of the base had been, at one time or another, used for live fire during WW2. We used to get calls for Bazooka shells
in Base Housing, Land Mines in the RV areas and 37mm AA rounds all over the place. The largest we ever found was a WW2 Torpedo. It washed up from the ocean. People just don't realise that these items are meant to explode and just because they haven't doesn't mean they won't when disturbed. Anyway...glad that MK82 wasn't a destructor or Radar Fused. ------------------ The line between good and evil is razor sharp. Be careful of misteps, lest you find yourself spitted upon your own blade. |
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