Not from me.Not far enough away to answer, I need an ocean... ROTFLCGU![]()
"I'm really a gentle person" Cardinal Richelieu from the 3 Musketeers.
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Not from me.Not far enough away to answer, I need an ocean... ROTFLCGU![]()
I think you got a good sign todayGood morning folks. Happy Saturday. Looking forward to a low key day today. It’s my first weekend to watch football -we started traveling just before the season fully began. Would like to see some sign today that Will Stein is not over his head.
You all have a good day.
Man, I could have used a few of those yesterday. It hit 108° yesterday in Frederick OK at the softball tournament. We won 2 and lost 2 so did not place. There were 16 teams there. One team who was still in the winner's bracket when I left had the sons of men I played with back in the 80's and 90's. Rough outing for the team, but we win and lose. Last weekend in Norman we won that tournament so...Good morning from Munich.
Yesterday.
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Not from me.
"I'm really a gentle person" Cardinal Richelieu from the 3 Musketeers.
I'll bet the night sky was full of stars since there was not much light there. In the middle of the Saudi Desert there were not lights and I could not believe the number of stars that filled the sky the first night I was there. Then, using night vision goggles it was just incredible.You guys post a lot of pictures. I don't have any and wouldn't know how if I did. I found these on the internet yesterday. This is a radar station where I spent part of my tour. The Coast Guard was known as the Guiding Force because every bomber or Navy ship was guided by their radar. We were a detachment from the 366th security police unit assigned to provide security. I was the assistant NCOIC of security there. The 366 fighter pilots were called the Hun Fighters in WW2. In Vietnam they were called The Gun Fighters because they were very good. As their security force, the name also became attached to us. None of the guys in the pictures is me.
What I remember most about the nights was Puff The Magic Dragon. Puff was a gunship that came out when they started shooting rockets at us. 3 mini guns. Each 6000 rounds a minUte with ever fifth round a red tracer. YOud see all these red lines coming out of the night sky. Reminded the Vietnamese of a fire breathing dragon.I'll bet the night sky was full of stars since there was not much light there. In the middle of the Saudi Desert there were not lights and I could not believe the number of stars that filled the sky the first night I was there. Then, using night vision goggles it was just incredible.
Yeah, using C130's. I think they still use them. Not sure though.What I remember most about the nights was Puff The Magic Dragon. Puff was a gunship that came out when they started shooting rockets at us. 3 mini guns. Each 6000 rounds a minUte with ever fifth round a red tracer. YOud see all these red lines coming out of the night sky. Reminded the Vietnamese of a fire breathing dragon.
You got that right! Wait, HUH?!I see it more like the Tazmanian Devil from Bugs Bunny…JMUO.. Oh my heart….. I kill me…..🫡 (Nothing but love…) Oh I hurt……
Repeat: “Ain’t got the sense God gave a goose…”
The first ones were conversions of an AC-47. The Viet Cong had never seen anything like them and till they got used to them, they had no idea what he'll they were about to get unleashed on them. They learned quickly though and started adapting best they could. I think over the years they used different and better aircraft though.Yeah, using C130's. I think they still use them. Not sure though.
AKA the "Spooky" (AC47) later the C130 was used with the same armament and some upgrades.The first ones were conversions of an AC-47. The Viet Cong had never seen anything like them and till they got used to them, they had no idea what he'll they were about to get unleashed on them. They learned quickly though and started adapting best they could. I think over the years they used different and better aircraft though.
You got that right! Wait, HUH?!
The first ones were conversions of an AC-47. The Viet Cong had never seen anything like them and till they got used to them, they had no idea what he'll they were about to get unleashed on them. They learned quickly though and started adapting best they could. I think over the years they used different and better aircraft though.
You guys post a lot of pictures. I don't have any and wouldn't know how if I did. I found these on the internet yesterday. This is a radar station where I spent part of my tour. The Coast Guard was known as the Guiding Force because every bomber or Navy ship was guided by their radar. We were a detachment from the 366th security police unit assigned to provide security. I was the assistant NCOIC of security there. The 366 fighter pilots were called the Hun Fighters in WW2. In Vietnam they were called The Gun Fighters because they were very good. As their security force, the name also became attached to us. None of the guys in the pictures is me.
I don't know him. Just found it on the internet. We were there at different times I guess.Sir,
I just got to look at what you posted then I saw this guys name. Jim Burke…. I looked this over but need to do it tomorrow if I am able to take time from my computer. (Too small on my phone to be fully sure.) I saw several pictures but I need to look at this guy and research him better but, I believe I may know this guy.
If who I think it may be his name is James Greg Burke. He is five or six years older than me but growing up we went to church together in River Rouge Michigan. I was I think 16 or 17 but I was his best man in his first marriage. This guy was retiring as an attorney for the VA the last time I talked with him about a year and a half ago. I always called him Greg but many call him Jim…
Got me curious anyway. I still have his contact info if this is him. His second wife died a couple years ago.
Please say a prayer for our community, one of our police officers passed away in his sleep Friday morning, he was my son's partner on day shift. I worked with him when I worked at Dyno Nobel, he was a good friend of mine and Mrs. M, he is being laid to rest this morning, END OF WATCH 163!!! YOU ARE GOING TO BE MISSED!!
I don't know him. Just found it on the internet. We were there at different times I guess.
One morning in Phan Rang, a buddy and I were enjoying a couple or three beers after a midnight shift. At the other end of the hooch we heard a guy cussing and screaming to beat the devil. Our whole shift had just got off work and was ready for some sleep, so I told my buddy, "I will take care of that if he is still carrying on when he gets here." We all had sheets hanging up for walls and doors.Not far enough away to answer, I need an ocean... ROTFLCGU![]()
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