AnthonyXMarine:

2512/2531 (MUX SUX!!)

Longtime lurker. 4th time poster........and I volunteer for squat.

2513 Construction Lineman 94-98 3rd FSSG Camp Kinser, 2nd SRIG Camp Lejeune 8th Comm Bn Comm Co

Cypherdragon

2841 93-94 HQ BTY 1 BN 10th Mar. Reg.

Cpl Hughes
0651/0653
MCB Camp Lejeune
IA to Kosovo at present.

CooCoo present,
2841 91-99 YAT-YAS 3RDAABN

Lcpl Lepper 1/8 comm
2844

0619 Gunny here... 29 Palms MCCES Comm. Chief instructor...

Comm Up

quote:

Originally posted by dillingdd:
Comm Dogs roll call. Who's present?

bigtim61 2534 hf radio '79 to '83



semper fidelis all keep your spirits up and never say die.

Marines don't die, they only get transferred to a new duty station.

Sergeant Grabass on deck, Top. How I ended up in the S-3 shop of the 5th Comm Bn in RVN 66-67 is a such a military secret that I don't even know how the hell it happened. All I know is that I was bored with Base Comm at Lejeune and had this testosternone-fueled 20 year-old's erotic vision of the fleshpots of the Orient, so I volunteered for WestPac and ended up at beautiful Camp Hoa Long near Marble Mountain.

I have the tin cans. Who has the string?

BTW, Top - Any chance of some R & R to Bangkok anytime soon?

Cpl Mick reporting field radio 2531 with H&S 3/2 Comm. Camp Lejeune NC I was in 1973-1977 I was attatched to India Co. as they're radio operator I carried the KY/38 WHEW!!! kicked a few rocks with that puppy. Semper Fi

Radio Check!!!!

0621/USMC

read you Loud and clear

Were not aloud to die unless we have permission from the Marine Corps

quote:

Originally posted by Darkstarz:
Marines don't die, they only get transferred to a new duty station.

2851, Aviation Radio Repairman 1974-78
MCRD PI 1974
MCCES MCB 29 Palms 1974-75
MCTSSA MCB Camp Pendleton 1975-78

I sure wish I had been around to see the old AN/TYA-11s go off to the 'junk yard'! They probably were even able to screw-up just sitting there.

Hey TONYNKY, I'm sure you remember the AN/TRC-75 I would go out with air with that radio I liked it. When I was in Gitmo and picked up NCO I chose to give a class on it.

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Wire Dawgs in the house..first a 0612, then a 0614, and now a 0619!!! 8th Comm, 24th MEU, 2nd FSSG Comm Company...been on recruiting duty for 3 years..but now going back to the Fleet..watch out..here I COMM!!! Who has my Leathermans!!

I spent nearly all of my time working on AN/GRC-112s, AN/GRC-134s (inside AN/TYA-11 and TYA-12 Communication Centrals) and/or AN/GRC-135As (semi-portable). Also worked with AN/GRD-11 Radio Direction Finders. Spent a little time with AN/TSC-15 comm huts and the AN/TRC-75.

Anyone at MCCES MCB 29 Palms 1974-75? Any other 2851s? I was in ARRC Class 6-75 and am still in contact with C.B. Chandler, ARRC-7-75. Looking for Scotty Shaw, ARRC 5-75 and D.P. Hibbard, ARRC 8-75.

Or stationed at MCTSSA MCB Camp Pendleton 1975-78?

LCPL Catanach here. 5 July 1995-4 July 1999. was with Comm Co HQBN 3rd Mar Div on Okinawa. spent 2 years with MWCS-38 Det A at both El Toro and Miramar.

currently doing my best to get back in! working with a prior service recruiter and getting back into shape.

"It's not the size of your antenna, but how you use your PRC!"