Cool pics everyone!!!!

 

Kool shot, to bad that you couldn't get one close to the Thunder jet (Thud) east of the exit on I-80 that would be a cool backdrop also.

 

My military history, the different hats, helmets, camouflage patterns and boots worn by me. Equipment evolution one could say...
And I have my pop up friend with me too...

 

Awesome pic Greg!!!
And thank you (as well as all our veterans and active service members) for your service!!!

 

Thanks you are a hero not miss jenner that's gross

 

Here is my submission.

 

Wow you got a lot of stuff, does the Target your are holding work? When I was in we still had the Kaki uniform and the Tan shirt with the dress greens. We had the same rank too. always like the woodland camo.

 

We had the Khaki Class A's too, think you and I were in about the same era. The camouflage, 1st is the Vietnam Era ERDL pattern, next is the Woodland pattern and then the chocolate chip desert cammies. On the hood, the drop cloth and a hanging parka (not visible) is the Night Desert camo pattern. My field jacket is OD, even though we did have camo. Also wore the OD jungles in Panama 77-79. Helmet is the M1 steel with the Viet era "Mitchell" pattern, then we went with the Kevlar's in 82 with Woodland pattern. LOL, this is a mere drop in the bucket of my stuff, I need to start dumping stuff, have a whole weapons room full of duffle bags, lockers and packs with gear. I will post a picture of my M113A2 in Korea 1981, it was a FIST config. I was the TC, only 3 of us, driver, rto and me, no Lt., lots of room to stretch out at night.

 

Now that is BA, rare find there. A regular PT109 eh? McHale where are you and Gruber at? (LOL, know JFK's was the 109)

 

That pic was taken about 7 miles from my home at the American Vet lounge on highway 60. I walked right in there and introduced myself and told them I wanted a pic of the boat and my car. The owner introduced himself to me and was very nice. He said no problem. I asked if he could tell me about the boat and he said it isn't an actual PT boat but a replica. Still really cool though. I drive by it all the time and when this theme came up I instantly knew I would use this boat for the pic.