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Lou..you're right..11884398 ;) and after being stopped so many times I can recite my DL number too, but can't remember my wife's cell phone num :-[
 
Finally remembered to ask Tom for his service dates.

U. S. Navy, Storekeeper First Class, reserve 1951-1953, active 1953-1955, reserve 1955-1959.  Number 3390613.

Served aboard the USS Piedmont, AD-13, Destroyer Tender (flagship -- great food!)  Cruised to Sasebo, Japan and served reserve time out of Alameda Naval Air Station.

Gained MBA on GI Bill and managed stores in Marin County, CA for Longs Drugs Stores until retirement.

Margi
 
I've been trying to remember my Service Number for days finally came to me.

D11-04-67.  Never used it other than boot camp stenciling used SSN after Boot camp.
 
I know it but I also currently use it for computer stuff so will not post it.  Now rifle numbers, NO WAY as I had too many different ones and it was a good thing I did not have to stand inspections after I got out of electronics school.  :)
 
Jim Godward said:
I know it but I also currently use it for computer stuff so will not post it. 
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Jim, I'm like you, I remember mine but use it for passwords, etc.  I'm also surprised at how much Morse code I still remember, & the Q & Z signals too. 

Mike Wagner
 
Thanks to all that served,
    And "Welcome Home" to all VietNam Vets.

Navy 68-72
  Boot Camp, Damage Control "A" School, Fire Fighting School, SERE School, 68-69
  Danang/Phu Bai Vietnam,  Navy Fire Dept. 69-70
  Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico Weapons Dept. 70-72
  No Ship Duty
Texas Army National Guard 80-86
  Calvary Scout 19D20
 
jeepfreak said:
USAF 1966-1970 605TH  Tactical Control Group, Clark Air Base Phillipines
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Clark used to have a nice golf course.  Green fees and caddies were pretty cheap.  If I were able to play golf anymore, I'd like to play Clark again.  But, alas, there is no more Clark. :'(
 
The military posts are open to everyone for play. Do not need to be military anymore to play there course's. Now that opens up a lot of course's to play accross the US.
 
USAF Aircraft Weapons Specialist  1965 - 1989
Cam Ranh Bay RVN 1967 - 1968

My thanks, admiration and respect to all who serve!
 
Molaker said:
Clark used to have a nice golf course.  Green fees and caddies were pretty cheap.  If I were able to play golf anymore, I'd like to play Clark again.  But, alas, there is no more Clark. :'(
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But the Cubi bar still exists. I think that's what they called it. :) It was re-constructed at the museum in Pensacola.
 
Paul,

We were in the same years! Did you go through Great Lakes for boot camp? Might have been in the same company!!
 
Paul B said:
The tincan I was on at the time was on the blockade. No medal here. USN 60-64  8)
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Paul,
Turns out a lot of blockade ships did not get the medal and ribbon. The Navy changed the dates of the conflict and you might be in line for a medal. My ship was reclassified and our reunion team sent the paperwork to some part of the government. If you belong to one of the veterans organizations they should help you get the facts.
Jim
 
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