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    • robinb
      I finally found a Navy medical desk. Here it is set up in my building.
    • The Rooster
      Im not sure if its the same uniform... But I have to mention this... In 1981... one of the things that kept me from joining the Navy (Besides fear of the deep blue) Was the Navy recruiter came to pick me up one morning. I was sitting on the front porch.. and one of those Black Navy 4 doors pulled up and out stepped the Navy recruiter wearing all black from head to toe. Tie shoes everything. I got this chill like the undertaker or death had arrived for me. I took it as an omen and joined the Army Guard.... It was the last straw... Looking back, a part of me wishes I had done it. But at 18... you know.... The car the uniform, the guy all Black.... hair yellow blond hair.. Reminded me of Death come to get me... like in a scene from a Felini movie!!!  
    • The Rooster
      Wow! Thats awesome! Do you collect from those times? Im guessing you served on those river boats? I rekon you have many mementos of your time there? I was just National Guard Army. 81-99 Signal Corps and mainly Infantry and anti Armor. About a year and a half with the Army Reserve. MI Battalion. TOWS... No combat. Just trained. You're in good company as there are many vets on here and some active too! Cheers!
    • iron bender
      I can't tell who made this box. It resembles a Rifleman's box, for the Mississippi. It would use a single tin, not the two tins of the 55 type rifles
    • Titanfan
      I have seen this before, and the only conclusion I could come to was that the state the soldier came from also had a WWI service medal that they gave out, and they used the same ribbon. It isn't anything that I have proven though.
    • DD937
      I went to boot camp in 1977 and was issued the Navy blue wool shirt, and thought What the F it looked so odd with the black pants and never wore it ( thankfully)  
    • WARRIOR515
      HI, SERVED FROM 1967 - 1973 USN, TWO TOURS OF VIETNAM 1968 - 1970.          WAS PART OF THE BROWN WATER NAVY THAT OPERATED IN THE MEKONG   DELTA RIVERS. HOW ABOUT YOU?   GOD BLESS
    • The Rooster
      Welcome and what branch were you in Sir?   Plus... I didnt notice the caps at all until someone said something. 🤣 Not an issue.
    • robinb
      Asking for a friend. Why does this ribbon bar have two Victory Medal ribbons and 4 stars? And is it Navy or USMC?
    • WARRIOR515
      HI, THANK YOU TO ALL THAT HAVE RESPONDED TO MY POST. I SINCERELY APPRECIATE HEARING YOUR OPINIONS, ONE OF THE FREEDOMS WE ENJOY!          1) MY USING CAPITAL LETTERS IS SIMPLY MY "LAZY WAY" OF TYPING ON MY COMPUTER.                IT HELPS THIS "ANALOG GUY" IN THIS "DIGITAL WORLD", I HAVE SEVERE NEUROPATHY IN MY HANDS AND FEET.        2) ALSO, MY USING "ALL CAPS" IS IN NO WAY ME SCREAMING OR SHOUTING, SORRY FOR THE MISUNDERSTANDING.        3)HERE'S A QUICK LIST OF WAYS THAT MIGHT HELP IN YOUR SEARCH TO RETURN THE TAGS:                A) "PATRIOT CONNECTIONS DOG TAG PROJECT.                B) "GET HOME UNITED"                C) "THE DOG TAG PROJECT VIA FACEBOOK"                D) SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS                E) "FOLD3 BY ANCESTRY                F) THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES MLITARY RECORDS   THE BAD THING ABOUT EMAIL IS YOU CAN'T HEAR THE TONE OF VOICE. I LIKE CHATTING WITH FELLOW VETS AND REALLY DO VALUE THEIR OPINIONS.    SO AGAIN SORRY ABOUT THE MISUNDERSTANDING OVER ME USING ALL CAPS,    
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