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Good evening ladies and gents. I just move back from California, spent a few months after my EAS out there.
Motor Thugs and combat marksmanship coach for 11th Marines out of the Las Pulgas area of Camp Pendleton.
Glad to be a part of this group.
 
Good evening ladies and gents. I just move back from California, spent a few months after my EAS out there.
Motor Thugs and combat marksmanship coach for 11th Marines out of the Las Pulgas area of Camp Pendleton.
Glad to be a part of this group.

Howdy, I was TAD ( from2/ 27 , 33 area Camp Margarita) to Las Pulgas way back in 1967 to be the ammo NCO for reservists training there that summer . . . Good gig , not too much chicken sxxxt, but was glad to get back to main side for liberty .... glad to have you here, its a great site. . .
 
Howdy, I was TAD ( from2/ 27 , 33 area Camp Margarita) to Las Pulgas way back in 1967 to be the ammo NCO for reservists training there that summer . . . Good gig , not too much chicken sxxxt, but was glad to get back to main side for liberty .... glad to have you here, its a great site. . .
Thanks brother. I hated pulgatraz with a passion lol
 
Good afternoon everyone! I served in the US Marine Corps from 2001 - 2008. I was stationed at Camp Pendleton as a Motor-T Platoon Commander and Company XO with Truck Company, HQBN, 1st MarDiv. I also served as the BN S-4 for HQBN, 1st MarDiv. Following my time with 1st MarDiv, I served as the OSO out of RS Springfield, 1st Marine Corps District. I have been on this site for a while and definitely enjoy it! Glad to be part of this group. Semper Fi!
 
Good evening ladies and gents. I just move back from California, spent a few months after my EAS out there.
Motor Thugs and combat marksmanship coach for 11th Marines out of the Las Pulgas area of Camp Pendleton.
Glad to be a part of this group.

Las Pulgas. That was the home of the jungle training course we took before going across the pond in 1968. Also home of the hill we affectionately called "The Dirty Name". When you went up that hill, your nose was almost on the ground.
 
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Hello

[grin] I have a friend John Hellhake that is looking for a friend Dwight Brown. I told him I would see if I could find him. Now, could you be that man?

Let me know, [email protected]

Russ


Dwight Brown
CW4, US Army Retired
1968-1988
Aircraft Maintenance Officer
121st AHC (FT. BEnning, GA), 377th Med Co (South Korea), 3rd AVN DET (South Korea), E Co 202nd Maint BN ( 2nd INF DIV) (South Korea), E Co 82nd AVN BN (82 ABN DIV) (Ft. Bragg, NC), 205th AVN BN (Germany), 707th Maint BN ( 7th Inf Div) (Ft. Ord, CA)
 
Las Pulgas. That was the home of the jungle training course we took before going across the pond in 1968. Also home of the hill we affectionately called "The Dirty Name". When you went up that hill, your nose was almost on the ground.

Staging Bn -- wasn't that the one called Mount MFer ? Went thru in April 68.
 
Las Pulgas. That was the home of the jungle training course we took before going across the pond in 1968. Also home of the hill we affectionately called "The Dirty Name". When you went up that hill, your nose was almost on the ground.

Might be the hill we call Sheep S#!t now. Loved running that hill. We had that and Heart Break that ran behind the ammo supply point in a huge loop.
 
U.S. Army 89-98 Recon Scout 19D (Secondary MOS)/ Combat Medic 91B (Primary MOS)
Attached to Scout Platoon

Deployed to Iraq Desert Sabre / Shield / Storm 1st Infantry Division (The Big Red One) 2nd Brigade (Dagger Brigade) 3/37 AR (Dauntless Battalion) (M):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_Brigade_Combat_Team,_1st_Infantry_Division

Brigade Commanders
Col. Anthony Moreno:
http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1991-09-12/news/1991255004_1_iraqi-soldiers-trenches-maggart
&
CSM Patrick Gavin Tadina: http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/vhp/bib/loc.natlib.afc2001001.82530


Unit history while serving Dersert Sabre / Shield Storm during deployment deployment:
http://aliciapatterson.org/stories/what-bodies

https://books.google.com/books?id=s...interview anthony moreno desert storm&f=false
 
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Just found this thread. Army here.
Active 1979-87 -- Language School, 10th SF Group (Devens), SF and Ranger Schools, Field Station Augsburg, MOSes 98G, 11B, 18B.
USAR 1987-94 -- 11th SF Group (B/1/11 Newburgh NY and A 1/11 Devens), MOSes 18B, 18F.
MA ARNG 1994-2010 -- 20th SF Group (C/1/20 Chicopee, Springfield), MOS 18F.

It was a lot more fun as a hobby than as a living.

Various short deployments on exercises and JCETs and one tour Uzbekistan & Afghanistan 2002-03. I was pretty much done for after an injury in 2004 (broke both heels on a jump) but I kept trying to deploy.
 
1992-1994 USMC - Paris Island 1st Bat, Pla 1073 - 1391 Bulk Fuel Specialist
1995-2000 USMCR - 1371 Combat Engineer- Weymouth, Ma MWSS (Marine Wing Support Squadron) 474 Det B
(was in weymouth until clinton closed the base then moved the unit to springfield, ma)
 
USAF Heavy equipment operator. 2014-Present Dirt Boyz? thats what we call it now at least. 3E2X1 is our AFSC. That is my job in the reserves here in MA. Always glad to see retired Boyz out there.
 
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'92-'99
started out in the 82nd Airborne Division as a parachute rigger, then went to Ranger school, reclassified to infantry and went to 1st Ranger Battalion.
 
USMC active 1994-2004

2111 Small Arms Repairman, MCAS Beaufort, SC 1994-1996
8151 Marine Security Guard, US Consulate General Istanbul, Turkey 1996-1997 - US Embassy Santiago, Chile 1997-1999
2112 Precision Weapons Repairman, WTB MCB Quantico, VA 1999-2001 - SNCOIC Pistol Section 2000-2001
8411 Recruiter, RS Springfield, MA, RSS Worcester, MA, PCS Milford, MA 2001-2004
 
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