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18 hours ago, thekeeper59 said:

My brother was im the last group  to leave Saigon in 1975...I was in 78-84, however, I had a draftcard # 255 in 74.

 

I was attached to the Saigon Airport Hospital Medivac Unit, Grew up in short order. Learned a lot from the old guys and they were in their early 20s. Volunteered for duty as part of the plan to make it a career, but got stationed @ Ft Ben and got a butterbar for a CO and he didn't like the fact I was an NCO @ 19. 

During my time in the Army , One of my duties was to teach basic first aid to trainees. Then I got to see Jungles and deltas from a helicopter. Of course I was 18-21 and it was 1971-1975.

I may be old, but I got to see all the cool bands...

Lock & Load... Train to be prepared... Reporting in for May.

Checking in April. How's every one doing, during the Shutdown? Bored as hell here... 

Ready and willing to protect Family, Country and the Constitution of the Republic. The socialists must be stopped in their tracks. The Demoncrats trying to control the citizens like they are the rulers. We are the controllers of the Gov't and they need to realize this. What is it going to take?

Looking to connect with any active members. The tyranny is starting and we need to wake up and get some training. I am a Viet-nam vet, trained combat medic. I served in Dust Off in Saigon in 1973. I have a degree in Electrical Engineering. Lucky that I can use most shop equipment and ability to repair all most anything. These days I am retired and cannot walk very far or stand more than 10 minutes, but have knowledge that can be taught, with the need for furthering my knowledge base.

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