Who is a Vet, Active or First Responder?

[Stump Jumper]

US Navy, Corpsman 2015-2020.

Thanks for your service Doc.

 

[Stump Jumper]

24 years US Army (retired), 6 years telecom project manager/climber/trauma rescue. Now I am focusing my skills on vehicle based and ground Search and Rescue.

Thanks for your service Willy.

 

[Stump Jumper]

U.S. Navy. 1991-1998

Thanks for your service Tony.

 

[Stump Jumper]

US Army, five years 71 - 76.

Thanks for your service Michael. Nice to meet you at the Trail Guardian event in the Mojave National Preserve too.

 

[Stump Jumper]

21 years in emergency services. Volunteer firefighter/EMT 2000-2005, California department of Forestry & Fire Protection-CDF/CalFire 2001-2004. Paramedic American Medical Response 2005-2015, Firefighter/Paramedic with local government department 2015-2019, fire engineer with same department 2019-present.

Thanks for all that you do Matt.

 

[Overlanding Lawyer]

Army EOD…. Retired

 

[genocache]

Thanks for your service Gene.

Thank you!

 

[North American Sojourner]

joined the navy right out of high school and was a radioman on fast attack submarines.
was in during desert shield/storm and later got out to be a commercial diver in the oilfield

Did that second class diver qual help you make the later decision? LOL Sub Tender guy here. Master Diver/Diving Officer was my best man at my wedding in Italy.

 

[North American Sojourner]

Army EOD…. Retired

My father was an Instructor at Indian Head. WWII, Korea and Vietnam. I'm a little close to the EOD community. LOL
Zim


Disclaimer. I have no idea where this 500lb bomb fuse came from, with my Dads name on it, and a little dusty.

 

[North American Sojourner]

US Navy Retired-1983-2003
Illustrator/Draftsman/Photographer. Retired as a PN to make high 3 pay.
12 years Europe, Pentagon, AS-18, 33, LHA2
Zim

 

[LRFam1718]

Army dude since 2004. Plan to retire in Maine whenever it is no longer fun.

Thanks for your service Michael.

Thank you very much for yours

 

[Sparksalot]

USN, 1969-1973, USS ENTERPRISE CVAN-65, 2 tours Nam, bow catapults.

Another Welcome Home!

 

[Hernandez59]

1977-1980 active. 1980 - 1996 U.S. Army. 19D Armor recon specialist. 1980 - 1996 National Guard 11B 40 Much Infantry.
Retired California Corrections 21 years. Does this count?

 

[MaG-Dive]

Did my year as draftee in the Federal Armed Forces. Now active as volunteer in EMS and unit commander of a disaster control / civil protection unit.

 

[wigsajumper]

1998-2007 US Army RTO, and EW Repair. 1/319th 82nd, 204th Biggs, 506th 101st. Deployed to Iraq and South America. Got bored, separated went back to school, now currently working CT imaging up here in Rural Maine. Being a SSG was easier then being a Dad/Husband

 

[Jeep'n It Simple]

Thanks for your service Michael. Nice to meet you at the Trail Guardian event in the Mojave National Preserve too.

Thank you Lyle, was great meeting you as well. Met a lot of really nice people, had fun, and got to know the Preserve a little better.

 

[Stump Jumper]

For sure.
The event in March/April will be in an area that I’m not familiar with. I’m looking forward to checking out a new area.

 

[Viking1204]

10 years in the Air Force as a Telecom & Data Circuitry Specialist! I now do the same job as a Civil Service Employee!

 

[SixOverland]

4 years active duty Army Airborne OIF1 vet as a Broadcast Journalist (yes… that was an MOS) attached to the 101st Airborne Division downrange. Now I make overlanding videos for fun at YouTube.com/sixoverland. :)

 

[grubworm]

Broadcast Journalist (yes… that was an MOS)

it sure was...