| Author | Message | ||
     Hooaah |
I've had an unusual number of people stop me in parking lots and ask me about the Uly. Besides everything else, they all want to know how fast it goes. Picked this little bag up at an Army/Navy Surplus - thought this might answer the question before it gets asked  Sorry about the glare - I added a scotchlite tape trim and the camera flash activates it | ||
| Electraglider_1997 |
Former Marine, 75'to 79'. How about yourself? | ||
| Lovehamr |
He's USAF! Same here by the way. Retar......uh, retired that is. | ||
| Hooaah |
Air Force 1983-1990, NY Air Guard 1998-? "one fight, one team!" | ||
| Thesmaz |
Another USAF guy here; enlisted in 1989 and I've only got 3 1/2 yrs til I'm "retard" ...retired and I get to speed all of it in Europe! | ||
| Cataract2 |
Looking to become USAF here. Down 30 lbs and still going... | ||
| Bienhoabob |
Not sure how this became a military thread, but I'm in. USAF '68--'72 Wingnuts forever. | ||
| Cataract2 |
Who knows, just kinda cool seeing all of these USAF guys poping in here. Guess I'm not the only nut here. | ||
| Dave |
Lots of AD, vets, & ret on here. DAve Ret Msgt USAF '83-'03 (306X0,2E3X1,3C0X1) | ||
| Lowflyer |
Former 'pinger' here too. USAF 90-98 CSAR/SO Flight Engineer, (M)HH-60G Pavehawk | ||
| Hooaah |
I wonder how much of that has to do with the fact that it's an "American Motorcycle" (sort of) | ||
| Dmcutter |
Hey, we need more Marines here! '81-85. | ||
| Sarinstructor |
Navy here, 84-04, h-60 rescue swimmer. | ||
| Dmcutter |
You win. You're the biggest stud on the BB unless there's a SEAL out there on a Uly... | ||
| Sarinstructor |
Dmcutter, Thanks for that but when it comes to rescue "studs", I have to tip my hat to the USAF PJ's. Take-the-fight-to-the-enemy = SEAL, Army SPECOPS, Force Recon. Get-my-butt-out-of-enemy-territory = PJ. I know all operators can "rescue" but PJ's specialize in it. If you find youself adrift at sea or on a roof top in New Orleans, rest assured that a USN/USCG Rescue Swimmer will be there though. Todd | ||
| Court |
USMC 72-74 | ||
| Lowflyer |
"Get-my-butt-out-of-enemy-territory = PJ." Amen. "These things we do, that others may live." | ||
| Electraglider_1997 |
Former 2nd Force Recon Marine of French Creek in Camp Lejeune, NC. Volunteer Unit and lots of fun with many crazies within it's ranks. This was back in 77' to 79'. | ||
| Windaddiction |
Currently serving as a Marine Engineer in the Can. Navy  | ||
| Homer |
Current USNR LTJG - I'm one of those post 9/11 Direct Commissioned Officers. I know - late to the party as usual... (Message edited by homer on November 17, 2005) | ||
| Jackbequick |
Navy, 64 to 90, a Senior Chief on departure and no regrets at all. It was a lot of fun and a great way to make a living. Jack | ||
| Stevem123 |
Former US Navy "Bubblehead" Submarine Service. 1983 to 1992. Fast Attacks and Boomers. Otherwise known as sewerpipe sailors! BC Steve | ||
| Mbsween |
Where the hell is the Army??? Army Infantry 83 - 85, 89-90 (National Guard) | ||
| Dmcutter |
BC Steve- my dad was a bubblehead, on the Torsk, old WWII pigboat and engineering officer on the Henry Clay SSBN 625 when it was commissioned back in about '63. | ||
| De50man |
Army National Guard Infantry, E3, AIT and jump school next may. | ||
| Charlieboy6649 |
Semper Gumby! Always Flexible. 95-present |
