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Old October 16th 03, 03:39 PM
Mike Marron
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Default Military Brats?

To "re-introduce" myself real quick:

Name:
Mike Marron

Town:
Clearwater, FL

RAM Affiliation:
Dad, USAF Fighter Pilot (1953?-1973) T-34, T-28,
T-33, F-86D, F-102, F-101, A-1

Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!

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Old October 16th 03, 04:09 PM
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Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!





Do Uncles count?
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Old October 16th 03, 05:33 PM
Mike Marron
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(MLenoch) wrote:

Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!


Do Uncles count?


Whatever. Are you a military brat?



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Old October 16th 03, 05:45 PM
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"Mike Marron" wrote in message
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To "re-introduce" myself real quick:

Name:
Mike Marron

Town:
Clearwater, FL

RAM Affiliation:
Dad, USAF Fighter Pilot (1953?-1973) T-34, T-28,
T-33, F-86D, F-102, F-101, A-1

Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!



Father was NCO (E-7) in SAC went from B-47 Electrician to Atlas combat crew
to NCOIC of Minuteman missile loader erector and RV Van (note: RV is not a
recreational vehicle but re-entry vehicle) for the entire missile wing



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Old October 16th 03, 05:50 PM
Mike Marron
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"Leadfoot" wrote:
"Mike Marron" wrote:


To "re-introduce" myself real quick:


Name:
Mike Marron


Town:
Clearwater, FL


RAM Affiliation:
Dad, USAF Fighter Pilot (1953?-1973) T-34, T-28,
T-33, F-86D, F-102, F-101, A-1


Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!



Father was NCO (E-7) in SAC went from B-47 Electrician to Atlas combat crew
to NCOIC of Minuteman missile loader erector and RV Van (note: RV is not a
recreational vehicle but re-entry vehicle) for the entire missile wing


Where were you stationed?

(Anchorage AK, Charleston SC, Klamath Falls OR, Denver CO)



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Old October 16th 03, 09:42 PM
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"Mike Marron" wrote in message
...
To "re-introduce" myself real quick:

Name:
Mike Marron

Town:
Clearwater, FL

RAM Affiliation:
Dad, USAF Fighter Pilot (1953?-1973) T-34, T-28,
T-33, F-86D, F-102, F-101, A-1

Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!


On my fathers side of the family, my great grandfather was volunteer during
the Spanish-American War. (No he wasn't a rough rider). My grandfather
entered the Navy in 1917 and saw sea duty in in the Atlantic with convoy
escorts. He was a machinist. In 1925 he completed flight training and became
a NAP. He was given a temporary commissioned in 1942 and retired in 1947. He
came back on active duty (non-flying) as an Aircraft Maintenance Officer in
1950 and retired again in 1954, he passed away in 1955. My father was
commissioned thru one of the "V" programs in 1942, He was already a
qualified pilot with the Va State Troopers, and went to Pensacola 90 days
(when commissioned) after entering the Navy for flight training. He flew
combat in the Pacific, in 44 & 45. He flew one combat tour during Korea. He
passed away in 1961 still on active duty, and flying. I joined the USMCR in
Oct 1957, and was discharged at 2359 on Dec 31 1959, and entered NAVCAD at
0001 Jan 1 1960 at Pensacola. One of my sons was a Naval Aviator with the
Marines, the other son and my daughter were pilots in the Air Force. I
married an Admirals daughter, and my daughter married a Marine Capt. I also
had one Uncle that retired as a Vice Admiral (promoted at retirement because
of heroism award form WWII). Another Uncle was an Army Chaplin WWII and
Korea. Also there were too many cousins in the service to count as the draft
was still in full force then.

On my mothers side there were numerous ancestors that fought in the War
between the States. There were eight family members from Franklin County Va
that rode with Early. Two great Uncles served in WWI, two uncles served in
WWII, and a several of cousins served in Korea, and Vietnam, I have two
nephews serving in the National Guard on active duty today.

I stayed in the Navy until 1973 when I was medically retired due to being
run over by an Air Force BUS that was in a hurry to get to the Chow Hall!
During my Navy time I flew F-8/RF-8's, and RA5-C's. I made three cruise's
to Vietnam, and served one 13 month ground tour in I Corps & IV Corps with
ANGLICO. After the Navy I spent 20 years with DOD in PA&E and DARPA retiring
in 1994.

Red Rider


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Old October 16th 03, 10:48 PM
MLenoch
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Bad answer on my part........if an uncle was in the military, it would not make
me a 'military brat'.
& I am not.......sorry.
VL
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Old October 16th 03, 10:56 PM
Jim Battista
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Mike Marron wrote in
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Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!


Dad: Nav in RF-4 196x--1969 killed in training accident
EmergencyInterimDad2: F-4 jock
Dad3: F-4 jock 196x--1979 or so, then in training stuff

Spangdahlem, Zweibrucken, Homestead, Luke, Hahn, Ramstein, MacDill, all
before age 12.

Me: vision of about 20/600, so never even tried to get in

--
Jim Battista
A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man.
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Old October 17th 03, 12:36 AM
Stephen Harding
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Mike Marron wrote:

Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!


I'm an Air Force brat.

Dad was last a C-124 pilot out of Tachikawa. Retired Lt/Col in 1965.

Stationed (w/ me) Westover, MA; Dover, DE.; W Palm Beach, FL; Midwest City, OK.;
and Tachikawa, Japan.

Also stationed lots of places for shorter duration where we weren't allowed to
come along.


SMH
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Old October 17th 03, 02:06 AM
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"Mike Marron" wrote in message
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"Leadfoot" wrote:
"Mike Marron" wrote:


To "re-introduce" myself real quick:


Name:
Mike Marron


Town:
Clearwater, FL


RAM Affiliation:
Dad, USAF Fighter Pilot (1953?-1973) T-34, T-28,
T-33, F-86D, F-102, F-101, A-1


Just curious if any other folks out there whose father and/or mother
served in the military would like to introduce themselves? Tnx!



Father was NCO (E-7) in SAC went from B-47 Electrician to Atlas combat

crew
to NCOIC of Minuteman missile loader erector and RV Van (note: RV is not

a
recreational vehicle but re-entry vehicle) for the entire missile wing


Where were you stationed?


Born at Whiteman AFB, UK Base unknown, Offut, Grand Forks, Vandenberg, Back
to Whiteman where my dad retired and we went back to Lompoc CA next to
Vandenberg

when I was in the USAF I was stationed at Williams AFB AZ


(Anchorage AK, Charleston SC, Klamath Falls OR, Denver CO)





 




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