FireFinder was the type of radar system that was my MOS during AD.
Revised intro
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FireFinder
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Revised intro
Hi, my name is Brian, and I've been posting here for a while in obeyance of all the rules, and I asked the Admins to change my username as I didn't want anyone to confuse me with that bastion of hippy liberalism in Kalifornia
(that and I thought it would be a good idea not to use my last name as my username).
FireFinder was the type of radar system that was my MOS during AD.
FireFinder was the type of radar system that was my MOS during AD.
13R2P B BTRY (TAB), 26th FA (ABN), 18th FA BDE (1984-1988)
11C (4.2" Mortar) CSC 2/124INF, FLARNG (1988-1989)
11C (4.2" Mortar) CSC 2/124INF, FLARNG (1988-1989)
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AngryPistols
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Angry's 'revised' welcome.
WELCOME Brian and glad to have you here!
WELCOME Brian and glad to have you here!
Angry
USA 95B 84-87, TXARNG 91B 88-89, CIV 89-present
"Yet each man kills the thing he loves, some do it with a bitter look, some with a flattering word, the coward does it with a kiss, and the brave man with the sword. " -Oscar Wilde
USA 95B 84-87, TXARNG 91B 88-89, CIV 89-present
"Yet each man kills the thing he loves, some do it with a bitter look, some with a flattering word, the coward does it with a kiss, and the brave man with the sword. " -Oscar Wilde
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FireFinder
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Ranger Mitch, that picture was taken in Rhode Island in 1986 while waiting to board the C-130 for a flight back to Ft. Bragg after the Rhode Island Special Forces National Guard Invitation Parachute Competition. I'm looking back at some of the guys playing with "Airborne Gumby" which was a Gumby doll attached to the chute out of a parachute flare. His buddy Pokey was lost over All-American DZ at Bragg earlier that summer.Ranger Mitch wrote:glad you kept the avatar
I'll see if I can find the time to scan a pic of "Airborne Gumby" and post it here.
13R2P B BTRY (TAB), 26th FA (ABN), 18th FA BDE (1984-1988)
11C (4.2" Mortar) CSC 2/124INF, FLARNG (1988-1989)
11C (4.2" Mortar) CSC 2/124INF, FLARNG (1988-1989)
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Spartan
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FireFinder
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Hahaha, thats pretty funny. I do own a couple of pairs of Birkenstocks, they are adequate camo for outings amongst the mud-hut-dwelling anarchists that emigrate here from Kalifornia. The only Soy-anything I've ever eaten was in Miso Soup. I've not had any tie-dye since I bought an INXS concert T-shirt in Fayetteville in 1986. :DRanger Spartan wrote:Welcome Hippy. Gentlemen, I met this man over a burger on my way back home down I-5 one day from Ft. Lewis. I can attest that he is one of us. Well, he talked a mean game, although those Birkenstocks, Tie-Dye t-shirt and the soy burger he ordered threw me off a bit.
I owe you one for picking up the tab at Carl's Jr.
13R2P B BTRY (TAB), 26th FA (ABN), 18th FA BDE (1984-1988)
11C (4.2" Mortar) CSC 2/124INF, FLARNG (1988-1989)
11C (4.2" Mortar) CSC 2/124INF, FLARNG (1988-1989)
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Spartan
Re: Revised intro
FireFinder wrote:Hi, my name is Brian, and I've been posting here for a while in obeyance of all the rules, and I asked the Admins to change my username as I didn't want anyone to confuse me with that bastion of hippy liberalism in Kalifornia![]()
(that and I thought it would be a good idea not to use my last name as my username).
FireFinder was the type of radar system that was my MOS during AD.
Couldn't you have come up with a more imagative name, perhaps like, "Blip" or ......... jes kidding Brian. I was wondering who was using your Avatar as of late and with over 200 posts. Sheeeeeeet, FireFinder is a good name my friend. FireFinder it shall be!
RLTW
Steadfast
4/325 82d DIV 68-69
2nd Bde HHC (LRRP), 4 ID
K Co (Rgr), 75th Inf (Abn), 4 ID
69-70
I cooked with C- 4
Steadfast
4/325 82d DIV 68-69
2nd Bde HHC (LRRP), 4 ID
K Co (Rgr), 75th Inf (Abn), 4 ID
69-70
I cooked with C- 4
FireFinder wrote:Hahaha, thats pretty funny. I do own a couple of pairs of Birkenstocks, they are adequate camo for outings amongst the mud-hut-dwelling anarchists that emigrate here from Kalifornia. The only Soy-anything I've ever eaten was in Miso Soup. I've not had any tie-dye since I bought an INXS concert T-shirt in Fayetteville in 1986. :DRanger Spartan wrote:Welcome Hippy. Gentlemen, I met this man over a burger on my way back home down I-5 one day from Ft. Lewis. I can attest that he is one of us. Well, he talked a mean game, although those Birkenstocks, Tie-Dye t-shirt and the soy burger he ordered threw me off a bit.
I owe you one for picking up the tab at Carl's Jr.
Doooooood.......and I used to like you.........Birkenstocks and an INXS concert......