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85diver 05-04-2008 20:13

B-3-7 here. ODA 7325 or the ODA formerly known as 785. depends on which era you come from. i kinda like the old tm numbers better.

Bayonet14 05-11-2008 05:46

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Originally Posted by razor_baghdad (Post 191422)
ODB here.........795 with Cpt Walker (no, not the 'Thunderdome' Walker)...Then Jon B..., Jose M.....then to '97 and Jonny B again before he bailed......

I did the Lighthouse quite often, skateboarder son, crazy beautiful daughter, and lil 'un ran with Badgers lil girl. I was often accused of being the lobster king as I raided all the good holes and kept the freezer full. Some of you stopped by my house with beer at noon 'cause if the Tiki lights were on later, the beer was cold by then and gone by morning. I have been remiss with this site but am known as razor_baghdad 'bout everywhere else, to include yahoo.

Send me some PM's....looking for some old friends.....

Speaking of the move - where in the hell did that bus come from that was brought back from PR? My god that thing was junk ... tell me you didn't get it from the Navy.....

RB 05-11-2008 08:31

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Speaking of the move - where in the hell did that bus come from that was brought back from PR? My god that thing was junk ... tell me you didn't get it from the Navy.....
We bought vans and cars from Navy DRMO PR but we smashed 'em up during an MTT PSD....

I'm sure a few vehicles made it back tho...don't remember the bus....

jbrew?? one-zero?? kgoerz??

bailaviborita 05-22-2008 15:10

hola.

Blitzzz (RIP) 05-27-2008 15:14

I liked 7th also.
 
I don't have a true home in any group, i spent 3 years in each of these ; 1st. 7th 10th Det "A". 10 th, and 5th, also 3 years at Key West. Lots of good experiences all around the world. I feel very lucky.Blitz

Amato 05-30-2008 18:16

In 1/7th, currently in 18E hell haha.

Don 06-04-2008 11:42

7th Group
 
Former Echo with ODA 744 93-97. 740 Commo NCO 97-98. Great times and great folks. Retired in 05 and back working for DA as a civilian.

Mgrayfox 07-07-2008 12:15

I spent a little time in 7th SFG, A/3/7, B/3/7, B/2/7, HHC 7th SFG. My last posting was in 1993 when I retired. "Siempre Listo"

The Reaper 07-07-2008 12:44

Welcome.

You might want to go back and reread the registration message to see where your first post goes.

Or just ask Blitzz.

Then come back and tell us where and what you did in B/2/7.

TR

incommin 07-07-2008 18:29

B/7th when it conducted pre mission training for Vietnam and supported Gabriel Demonstration Area....... in 67-68

FldDoc 08-16-2008 15:01

Winding down my career in this life and getting ready to move to the next. 7th Group Med now.

Soft Target 08-16-2008 17:18

You Funny Reaper-San
 
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Originally Posted by The Reaper (Post 1177)
Yeah, leave Ivan Ivanovitch's banana trees alone.

(old 3/7 story)

TR

"Now that there's funny, I don't care who you are."

S-4, 3/7, 78-80

Richard 08-17-2008 09:07

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Originally Posted by The Reaper (Post 1177)
Yeah, leave Ivan Ivanovitch's banana trees alone.

(old 3/7 story)

TR

TR et al,

We could write a bestselling book on the many "command" exploits of that famous 3/7th dynamic leadership duo, the Douche Bag and the Duffle Bag. :rolleyes: You will only wear OD socks for PT! :mad: Oops...there goes another banana tree! Has anyone ever figured out which village was missing their Ivanov? :D

Richard :munchin

Marvin Blank 08-19-2008 19:25

I'm a FNG 18D on orders for 7th? Does that count?:confused:

Oh, and in regards to all of you guys' "beloved" SMAJ I., his son went through the course with my roomate....It was always amusing when, on the first day of whatever, the TAC got to that part of the roster, paused, and then looked up at him with a suspicious look....."You don't happen to have a relative with the first name of Sergent Major, do you?"
Apparently, it was not at all uncommon for TACS to interupt class during phase so and so....WHERE THE HELL IS I_______!!! OUT IN THE HALL!!! THIS IS FOR THE TIME THAT YOUR DAD MADE ME DO _____!!! ONE, TWO, THREE!!!! (Or, that's what I've heard):D

Richard 08-19-2008 20:18

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Originally Posted by Marvin Blank (Post 221487)
I'm a FNG 18D on orders for 7th? Does that count?:confused:

Oh, and in regards to all of you guys' "beloved" SMAJ I., his son went through the course with my roomate....It was always amusing when, on the first day of whatever, the TAC got to that part of the roster, paused, and then looked up at him with a suspicious look....."You don't happen to have a relative with the first name of Sergent Major, do you?"
Apparently, it was not at all uncommon for TACS to interupt class during phase so and so....WHERE THE HELL IS I_______!!! OUT IN THE HALL!!! THIS IS FOR THE TIME THAT YOUR DAD MADE ME DO _____!!! ONE, TWO, THREE!!!! (Or, that's what I've heard):D

That's almost as bad as Preacher Hodge's younger brother...the enlisted one. Too bad Jimmy Johnson wasn't around to break in the latest iteration of an "i" to SF. :rolleyes:

Richard :munchin


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