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drywall
09-06-04, 20:27
Welcome LT. The bunker is the saloon over here :cool:

Bombardier
09-06-04, 20:32
Hi LT, nice to see you here. looking forward to seeing your posts/pictures and of course chewing the fat over a beer in the Bunker. If you would like to have an avatar just let me know what and I will sort it out for ya.

hel; welc.

Zofo
09-06-04, 21:15
Greetings come and enjoy the fun!
Zofo

Bill Farnie
09-06-04, 21:53
HOMIE!! my ever lovin HOMIE welcome to the other side of the pond bro.

Frisco-Kid
10-06-04, 03:18
YO, Ell Tee!

I was going to give you a call this weekend if I didn't see you on a board somewhere. Glad you found this one, Bud. You'll be made to feel REAL welcome here. Bunch of good people.

welc. , my friend.

Doc 2/47
10-06-04, 03:33
Hi John!!

DMZ-LT
10-06-04, 14:43
Still trying to figure out all this stuff. Thanks for the welcome. My Greatgrandfather fought for the 4th NJ Infantry during the Civil War but was born in Staffordshire , England in 1838. Probably shouldn't say my Grandfather fought for the Germans in WWI but my Dad fought for the US in WWII. I was fighting to get back to a girl named Sharon in Viet Nam and a platoon of really great guys. I think , as a family , we may just like to fight. :roll:

Xena
10-06-04, 15:00
welc. LT hope you like what you see here. Probably see you in the bunker sometime que; xenasings; xx

Polar
10-06-04, 15:08
Hello welc. rid:

Zofo
10-06-04, 15:28
Whereabouts in Staffordshire? I joined the Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales') as my first military unit. Went to school in Staffs too so I know the area very well.

DMZ-LT
10-06-04, 15:45
I don't know where , his name was Henry Lawton and he came to the states when he was 10. He died at 90 , the last survivor of Company B , 4TH New Jersey Infantry from the US Civil War. I have a sword he brought back from that war - pretty neat to hold it and know he once held it also

DMZ-LT
10-06-04, 15:59
Thanks for offering to help my feebly attempts at operating this machine. I served in the US Army in Viet Nam as a platoon leader of 2nd platoon , C Troop , 3rd Squadron , 5th Cavalry, 101st (ABN) , 1970-71. If you could get me crossed sabers as an avatar I would appreciate it. Thank you. Did I tell y'all I was an Opa ? Cavalry , by God ! :D

Bombardier
10-06-04, 17:23
Hows that LT ? :mrgreen:

Drone_pilot
10-06-04, 17:39
Did I tell y'all I was an Opa

is that a dutch Opa (Grandfather) :D

DMZ-LT
10-06-04, 18:56
That avatar is great ! Thank you so much.Yep on the Opa. My Dad was born in Germany in 1916 and came here when he was a teenager. He got drafted in the first draft in 1940 and spent almost 5 years overseas.I was born in 1947. I became an Opa , for the first time , six months ago. It's so much better than being a parent

Bombardier
10-06-04, 19:06
It's so much better than being a parent
Thats because you can hand them back :mrgreen:

No probemo with the avatar buddy, glad to help :P

DMZ-LT
10-06-04, 19:35
Handing them back is soooooooo cool . Thanks for the welcome from my old friends and new ones also. Salute !! sal;

Eagledriver
10-06-04, 20:18
Heya, LT. Welcome to the coolest site in town. I see yer Cav. too. You'll really like it here. All my regards.


Irving Stammreich, Plt. Sgt.(Ret.)
Co. B 1/1mm(M), !st. Cav. Div.

DMZ-LT
10-06-04, 20:57
When I first came home from Bitnam I had a bumper sticker on my car that said " If you ain't Cav , you ain't $hit " Course I have matured since then :roll: Welcome Home , Brother :D

drywall
10-06-04, 21:07
You mean you got that sticker on your Harley now? :mrgreen:

DMZ-LT
10-06-04, 21:19
No , but I got a Vietnamese Service Ribbon decal and a 101st decal on it. They have saved my butt a couple of times with the police

drywall
10-06-04, 22:10
Reminds of the time we were disposing of flags at the Legion. We burn em in barrels. As most of em are nylon now they burn like old tires, huge clouds of black stinky smoke. The smoke started drifting across a highway. Someone saw us and called the sherriff. The deputy drove up, looked around and saw all the veterans license plates and said "I guess you guys aren't protesters are you." We had been turned in as flag burning protesters. Turned out that the deputy was a USMC vet so we signed him up. :cool:

Eagledriver
10-06-04, 22:14
That sounds about right. Sort of like "Chicken Little." Remember him? lolb; lolb; rid: rid:

rotorwash
11-06-04, 22:30
Have to agree about the grandkids part, If I had known they were so much fun I'd of had them first.

Welcome aboard

Rotorwash

82Rigger
16-06-04, 04:47
Heya, El Tee!

Real nice site here! If ya hang around long enough you will learn to speak the King's English properly! There's a good fellow! :mrgreen:

By the way...did ya tell 'em you're an Opa?