Nice, i was 11B2V back in the 70's, came back from the green hell (Sherman) almost everyone I l knew that was Ranger/SF went to Nam. I went to Berlin to train troops. Being a tabbed Ranger, Airborne, and E6 that is where I guess I was needed. 4/6 ended up in Kosovo.....Army 2000-2010
11B airborne infantry 2/504 PIR 82ABN, Kosovo, Afghanistan
Then 91W combat medic (now 68W) in the same battalion, first time to Iraq
Then 91D surgical assistant (now 68D) in Germany
Then 97E human intelligence collector (now 35M) 209th MICO, 2 ID Last 2 times in Iraq.
We just got home from a trip to Wyoming... Visited the national military vehicle museum in Duboise. Awesome collection. The owner did a tour himself... Bought his first tank in 2010, second one in 2014, and now has over 500! Not to mention Higgins boats, jeeps, artillery pieces, the Bunker Hill musket, USS Missouri naval gun breaches, half tracks, motorcycles, air craft, and more. The tour in the building is 1 1/2 miles long and spans WWI through the Vietnam era.
The current building is 144,000 SF, with lots of vehicles outside, and apparently that's only about half of what he has... Plans are in the works to expand already. Really nice guy. Super patriotic. Never served but obviously loves his country and appreciates anyone who served.
Wow soooo coolArmy 2000-2010
11B airborne infantry 2/504 PIR 82ABN, Kosovo, Afghanistan
Then 91W combat medic (now 68W) in the same battalion, first time to Iraq
Then 91D surgical assistant (now 68D) in Germany
Then 97E human intelligence collector (now 35M) 209th MICO, 2 ID Last 2 times in Iraq.
We just got home from a trip to Wyoming... Visited the national military vehicle museum in Duboise. Awesome collection. The owner did a tour himself... Bought his first tank in 2010, second one in 2014, and now has over 500! Not to mention Higgins boats, jeeps, artillery pieces, the Bunker Hill musket, USS Missouri naval gun breaches, half tracks, motorcycles, air craft, and more. The tour in the building is 1 1/2 miles long and spans WWI through the Vietnam era.
The current building is 144,000 SF, with lots of vehicles outside, and apparently that's only about half of what he has... Plans are in the works to expand already. Really nice guy. Super patriotic. Never served but obviously loves his country and appreciates anyone who served.
I was with B 2/44 ADA and have been out a while as well. I got the claymore from Amazon and thank u for the like and sorry for the really late response
Great pics, Cleigh!Retired USAF.
Not much to see on the outside but this:
On the inside, I put a few patches on the headliner:
Overall look:
Thank you for your service and for being part of the Ford family!
SAC Baybee!!!Retired USAF.
Not much to see on the outside but this:
On the inside, I put a few patches on the headliner:
Overall look:
That's awesome! We're you a boom too?SAC Baybee!!!
Nice! I was a Tanker Crew Chief from’87 to ‘96. Moved on to RJs and B-1s.Retired USAF.
Not much to see on the outside but this:
On the inside, I put a few patches on the headliner:
Overall look:
Cool stickers!
The crew chiefs are always the best to party with on tdys and deployments!
Nice Bronco and thanks for your service! I too have a VB Bronco and patches all over my roofliner. It’s funny seeing the “No Boom without the Boom” patch because I teach at the B-52 FTU and one of the classes years ago made that their class patch.Retired USAF.
Not much to see on the outside but this:
On the inside, I put a few patches on the headliner:
Overall look:
