Sound Off (Introduction Thread)

Us Army
98W/68W (Combat Medic/Health Care Specialist)
Served Feb 2005- Feb 2009 active, Still in the IRR
Served Border Patrol missions and overseas, dont like to think about it dont like to talk about.

RIP to fallen brothers and sisters
 
Hemostatic
US Army Reserves
68W
2009 - present
'10 - '11 OEF, Route Clearance, RC South
 
YodaMedic said:
Yodamedic
US ARMY
68W20
2006-present
09-10, 1-17 INF, OEF, RC South
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Oooo, someone drank the NCO koolaid. I'm an E4 with short timers myself.
 
DPM said:
TF Paladin?
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We fell under them somewhere up the chain of command. Didn't really have a lot of affect on us at the company level.


DPM said:
Op Herrick (Afghanistan, Helmand '08 and '10)
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We were just down the road from you. We ran missions out of FOB Wilson (which has since been renamed for "cultural sensitivity" :glare: )
 
MNCROB
Army National Guard and US NAVY
ANG: 1988-1990, USN: 1990-2010
ANG:63B LWVM, USN: Weapons Tech, and Mineman
(retired as a Chief Petty Officer)
Operation Desert Storm
Operation Provide Comfort
Operation Provide Southern Watch
Operation Deny Flight
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Operation Enduring Freedom
Operation Focus Ardent Remedy
 
MotoMan
United States Marine Corps
0341/Infantry/Mortarman
2003-2006
Operation Iraqi Freedom II
Fallujah 2004
 
Talonrazor
Alaska Army National Guard
68W - Combat Medic
HHT, 1/297th Cavalry R&S
Joint Base Elmendorf-Ft. Richardson, Alaska
September 15th, 2009 - Present

Unit got taken off deployment list right before I was to go. Scheduled to deploy to Mongolia for a training mission with Mongolian special operations unit late this year.
 
Devil doc
USN corpsman
2 nd battalion 1 st marines
08- present
Just returned from Korea
 
Greetings from Iraq

Airbornemedic11
US Army
68W
2006-2011
OIF, FOBs Kalsu, Echo and Delta with 3/3ID and 3rd ACR.




And on the 8th day God created the paratrooper,
and Hell cried "Airborne."
 
Hemostatic said:
We fell under them somewhere up the chain of command. Didn't really have a lot of affect on us at the company level.
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When ever we came across you guys we made a point of handing out foam ear plugs. We didn't want you to go deaf if one of those devices detonated on you!!
 
RustyShackleford

Canadian Recce/Recon
2002-2010
OEF/Op Medusa/Battle for Sperwan Ghar
Spent most of my time in the Zhari district in Kandahar which I am sure many 10th MTN and Marines are used to since 2007
Went to college after leaving the military to be a paramedic.
Looking to maybe do some contract work in Afghanistan or possibly join the reserves and take a break from civilian EMS and do some mentor work before we pull out in 2014.

Any contractors can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.
 
Joeshmoe

Marine Corps

Field Radio Operator (MOS 2531)

1993-1997

Basically put up with 4 years of stupid f*ck f*ck games and Marine Corps bullsh*t, except for Operation United Shield where they let us off the leash for a short time in Mogadishu Somalia.
 
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googoodan

US Army
88M (don't laugh)
Germany 2003-2009
Ft. Lewis, WA 2009-2010
Reserves 2011-present
In 68W MOS-T right now

Combat tours
Iraq Nov 2003- Mar 2004 (Speicher)
Iraq Mar 2005- Feb 2006 (Balad)
Iraq July 2007- Oct 2008 (Taji)
Iraq Aug 2009- Jun 2010 (Q-West)
 
Screen Name: BSE
Military Branch: USAF
Military Occupation: IDMT/Paramedic
Dates of Service: 1993-present (out soon)
Military Service Tours: OIF, OEF, various others
 
2001-2008, Army 37F PsyOp dude, 3 x OIF (03,04,06-07) Camp Slayer, Tikrit, IZ,Yusifiyah/Mahmudiah/Lutifiyah
 
USAF 1978-1998 (NREMT 85-91)
- GLCM initial cadre alternate tactical medic RAF Greenham Common, UK 1983-1987
- Special Agent/EMT Desert Shield/Storm/Calm Al Kharj AB, KSA 1990-91
- IFOR Croatia & Bosnia 1996

Just started the EMT-B course again to recertify
 
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Old thread, but dang, it's nice to see that there are other infantrymen on here.

I enlisted May 2001 and ETSd May 2015.
11B30
Mostly Co B, 2/502, 101st, 2001-2005 (also 1/187 inf): weapons squad AG (ya'll know this job suuucks), 240 gunner/team leader, rifleman, and grenadier
Oregon Army National Guard, 2006-2007 (it offered a "try one" period during IRR), Co E, 1/162, 41st Infantry Brigade: rifleman
USAR 2007-2015 (reenlisted for the 15k it offered at the time), 414th infantry, Ft. Lewis (now it's JBLM): Instructor

x3 deployments OCONUS, x2 CONUS (Katrina and a BCT cycle at Ft. Sill).
Afghanistan - Shah-i-Kot (during Anaconda, 2002) and also near Kandahar (2008).
 
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