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As a Veteran of th Air Force from 1969 to 1973, I wonder how many of us served and which branches? I salute you sisters who did!
Kathryn
@lorrie_kaye ARMY 1968 to 1974,82nd Airborne 2/505 Echo RECON,VietNam 1969.Welcome Home to all my sisters.Please let us not forget all the nurses,what ever branch they served with.Thanks to all you special ladies.
Army & Army Reserve: 1956-62
USAF & AF Reserve: 1964-94
MSgt USAF retired - 1977-1998
Mental Health ward technician, USAF Recruiter, NCOIC Information Systems AF Recruiting Group, English Teacher at USAF Academy Prep School.
Brenda,
Ssgt, dental tech...stationed in Tripoli Libya and Ruislip UK
Bettylou,
Awesome! Thanks for your long service.
I was a Ssgt in the USAF from June 1967 to June 1971. My air force specialty code was 702 (clerks typist) and almost every WAF (women's air force) was a 702. Funny, they called all the guys that were 702's tit less WAF's. I somehow loved it, and no one knew how much I wanted to have tit's!!!!
Spec.5 - Cook Specialist U>S>ARMY 1966 -1976 - Active Duty- Germany- Vietnam, Cambodia ,Thailand,
Sgt.E special Forces
Stacey
Alpha Company
7th Marines
Quang Nam Province
June 69 - June 70
British Army 1977 to 1990, infantry. The hardest years of my family gender fluid life but the best years too. I figured some of myself out while serving. I left to save my sanity.
Navy Seabee 1977 -2007 MCPO retired
Michelle... lol
Navy, 1968-1974
U.S. navy early 80's
US Navy, Submarine sailor, Second Class Electronic Tech, 1967 - 1971
Hugs
Alysha
@alysha Submarines?? The silent service. You guys were chignon. Thanks, from a "regular" US Navy CD...
I've never been in the armed forces, so I wouldn't know what it was like to serve in a combat zone, my admiration goes out to all the sisters who did serve x hugs Rozalyne x
