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cams wrote:Understood. Sorry, can't help you.

No worries. You're keeping me on my toes, and keeping me coming back to the board. In the long run, that's a great deal of help. Thanks

How about you tell the story from your point of view? that would be cool as hell.

I hope it doesn't take TWO years this time.

He talks about it on his blog.

http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/5955/

Thanks for the cross-post. It's good to know folks are visiting my website.

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Tick-tock dude. You come here asking lots of questions and then keep disappearing when we ask you something. That's not real neighborly.

Sorry about that. No offense intended.

This statement has me a bit noodled. Where do you think you are now, in regards to the 75th?

I just noted that I had ...

No crap - they were singing loud and strong. It was freakin' amazing to listen to... especially knowing what they were about to jump into. Thanks for pulling the quote for me.

I know the wounded Ranger wasn't the last one in the stick, 'cause there were a couple guys behind him who had to unhook to ...

Our biggest problem at Flintlock 87 was the SEALs not wanting to jump a water DZ without 3 passes - one for spotting, one for a wind streamer, one to jump. We ended up offloading them in Oslo and bussing them to their objective.

Greetings Rangers. I am not a Ranger, nor am I Army. I was the navigator on Chalk 10 for the C-130 assault on Rio Hato during Just Cause. I'm retired from service now, and trying to locate photos anyone might have taken from that operation. In addition, we had one Ranger wounded on our chalk, landed ...

Welcome, and thanks for your service.

I was hangin' around the neighborhood that night, watchin' the little tracers fly by like firefly's on acid.

Ranger AbnRgr289 asked a question, we're trying to help you but you must stay awake hooah?
And I'm still..........Mother............Fucking ...

My apologies to the Rangers on the site - I posted my name and purpose prior to reading the FAQ.

Active duty USAF: Entered service via ROTC in 1982. Graduated flight school 1983. Served with 37th Tactical Airlift Squadron (TAS), Rhein Main, Germany 1984-1986. 41st TAS, Pope AFB, NC 1986-1988. 317th ...

My name is Chris, USAF 24 years, currently assigned to RE staff in the building. From '86 to '91, I was assigned to the 317th Tac Airlift Wing out of Pope/Ft. Bragg. I was the nav on chalk 10 over Rio Hato in Dec '89 w/follow-on out of Howard. I joined the forum in the hopes that some of the guys I ...