Joseph Grado
Member
Army National Guard New York
1969 to 2005
No overseas service
9/11 First Responder for 3 weeks
Trying to find a vin number breakdown for Mopars??
Please Help??
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1969 to 2005
No overseas service
9/11 First Responder for 3 weeks
Trying to find a vin number breakdown for Mopars??
Please Help??
Calipag
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USMC 1992-1996 MOS 6122 machinist mate but really a CH46 engine mech. Millington Tn, Okinawa Japan, Tustin Ca. USS Dubuque and USS Peleiu
Semper Fi
Semper Fi
Calipag
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Joseph Grado
Member
There's no book available??
Calipag
Well-Known Member
Not sure, I always just turn to the good old google machine.
There used to be a Red book and a White book (year dependent), but my memory fades me right now. Are you decoding the VIN or trying to read the fender tag?
Joseph Grado
Member
Didn't find the car I want yet just want to be prepared.
USN, 1973 - 1995, ATC(AW)(NAC), Served all around the world. Operation Frequent Wind - Evacuation of Saigon, April 1975. Panama. Gulf War. Bosnia. Hello Brothers and Sisters!
Joseph Grado
Member
Hello and thank you for your service.
Happy Veterans Day.
Happy Veterans Day.
Happy Veterans Day and thanks to all who have served or are serving for our freedom.
RIP Dad!
RIP Dad!
Rick Buxton
New Member
Navy, SeaBee team 7108, 1970-71, VietNam
Joseph Grado
Member
Thank you for your service.
mopars0
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Army National Guard .... PA
1971-1977 ...
1971-1977 ...
midnight340
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USN 1968-1972 VFP-63 (photo recon squadron flying F-8s.) photographer, 2yrs at Miramar NAS, one year Patuxent River MD, one year on the flight deck literally chasing those F-8s after they unhooked from the cables, and changing film canisters as they taxied.
What ship? I've been to Miramar for a Safety School.
midnight340
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The old CV-42 Franklin D Roosevelt. But, yeah, luckily spent most of my time at Miramar.
Top Gun, I liked it there as short of a time as I was there. I hear the luckily part.... I was mostly on Nimitz, both when she was on the East coast and then, 10 years later on her 20th birthday, a Westpac.
midnight340
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Doesn’t it look like a great place to spend a year of your life?? LOL
24 years, several cruises on carriers and an LHA. Saw the world, missed some Christmas'. It's a sacrifice, thanks for your service!!!
midnight340
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Certainly see more of the world, ...and a wider variety of people!! Experiences I definitely would never have had otherwise.
The deck of a carrier is pretty much the ultimate drag strip!!
.....And thank you for your service as well!!!
VashonMopar
Active Member
Army, 1998 - 2010. Combat Engineer, overseas in Bosnia and Iraq. Afghanistan too, if you count Department of State.
lopeha
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USAF, 1997-1990,. Medical separation. 811x0 first 4 years then 722x0 the rest. First station was Cannon AFB '77-80; RAF Upper Heyford, UK 80-83; Little Rock AFB '83 until separated.
Hello fellow wing nut!!!
Security Forces guy, I see. I'm not familiar with 722. Is that something in Admin?
I was stationed at RAF Greenham Common in missile radio and radio relay maintenance (304X4). Also stationed in Jacksonville Arkansas as an Officer Recruiter (8R000). I didn't go in until '84.
Security Forces guy, I see. I'm not familiar with 722. Is that something in Admin?
I was stationed at RAF Greenham Common in missile radio and radio relay maintenance (304X4). Also stationed in Jacksonville Arkansas as an Officer Recruiter (8R000). I didn't go in until '84.
MerlinsMopar
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USN Boiler tech USS Fairfax County LST-1193. Amphibious tank landing ship. Looking at water was not what I considered fun but taught me discipline and punctuality!
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