I thought that Nate was the one who took the "special late night call" in his office, and painted his desk.

Someone else left the Plexiglas desk cover Rorschach Fecal Blot Test for him, IIRC.

Hey Jerry, remember this?

that was one of those "priceless" moments. that man will forever live in the minds of those who were there. whenever i visit f'ville i try to get by the spr lake post office to tell him what an asshole he is. missed him the last time but did pass him on the way down nc24. got him to roll his window down and call him a cocksucker. he just looked confused and i kept going.
childish i know but oh so rewarding.........:)

"I'll bet you a case of beer he makes up a word before he finishes his speech."

LOL

As it turns out, the men hold our BN CSM in very high regard. By all accounts he is a warrior.

CSM (Second lowest GT score in the battalion, verified): "Now menses, allegibly, supposably, dey be Go-Tex at de PDO."

ODA Member: "Hey, what the heck is the Property Disposal Office doing with OUR Gore-Tex?

Other ODA Member: He meant PBO, dammit, PLEASE don't ask him any questions.

ODA Member: Oh, okay, never mind.


Jerry, I told this one on another board, but here it is for you.

CSM BT retires, Tony G. runs into him at Cross Creek Mall.

Pleasantries exchanged, BT asks Tony, "Hey, I was a pretty good CSM wasn't I?"

Tony G.: Sergeant Major, you weren't worth a F**K!

I like the stories, Gentlemen.

As for the roll call, my ex husband was with 7th SFGA. ODA-712. CPT. Daniel C

Jennifer Martinez sends

Jen:

I am glad that we get to claim you.

You can hang with us anytimne.

That sounds good, thanks!

Jennifer sends

Bend Over Daily
 

My subscription ran out, any ideas?

Yeah, leave Ivan Ivanovitch's banana trees alone.

(old 3/7 story)

TR

Roll Call
 

CSM. D. C. was Gp. SGM. Running the MM one morning and caught up with D. I had forgotten he had just gotten out of Womack. Doc's had fixed his knees from too many standing landings and then flipped him over and fixed his 'rroids.

We were runing along together and I kept increasing the pace and D. hung in there on the run.

I got cleaned up,ate and went to work. S-3 SGM came in where I worked and ask did I run that morning with the Gp. CSM. Yep i sure did we had a good run!!

My SGM said he had can down and ask what ny name was because he couldn't rember, and you tell that long legged MOFO
if he catch's me again just keep on running.

My mile time way back then was 5:15-5:45,with boots and 'tigue pants.

BMT
Sr. FOG

I guess it is a good thing I am a fair shot.

I couldn't break 6:00, buck assed nekkid, in $300 running shoes, with a pack of Rottweilers on my ass, without using wheels, a motor, or a push out of an aircraft.

TR

Roll Call
 

TR when you get back from RVN and weigh 135lbs and can bend over and still squirt shit over an 8' chain link fence,running wasn't a problem!!

BMT
Sr. FOG

7th Gp
 

OK, checking in late due to TDY in the mountains.

Will try to hang with you young guys but the mountains were a bit cold for my old butt. :D

Bridgeport?

TR

Hathway (sp?) Great little place. Would recommend it for ALL teams to do training. they can not do enough for you and you have hugh training areas for live fire, mountain, desert, etc training. They will give you your own ammo bunker and work with you as much as possible.

Only draw back is that gambling is legal in Nevada so clsoe hold your money! :)

yo presente.

Do not know where I got Hathaway! Name of the place is Hawthorne! It is in Neveda about 2 hours form Reno. We stayed at a place called Fallon Naval Air Station. Good rooms and is very noisy as the Naval Top Gun School is located there.

Desafiamos...
 

Welcome Bro. I always said you needed a "little help" with your land navigation!:D
I called and spoke with Christina last week....so I'm up to speed.
PM me...I've got some news.

Take care.

RB

IMUA
 

I´m on it. Thanks Bro.

7th Grp Spouse
 

Some of you know my husband. He was 2nd and 3rd Bn in 7th Grp (765, 741 to name a couple tm) Now at SOCSOUTH. If this is not the right place my apologies.

Sounds like the right place to me. Welcome.

CRad:

It is difficult keeping track of everyone what with all the pseudonyms, but I think I know you, correct?

Terry

Terry -
I'm CMR on SocNet. The other half uses my log-ins once in a blue moon so it seemed fair to have one that covered both of us. He's always so busy, but every now and then he has a little down time. There are always good threads going on that he knows a little something about.

That's what I figured:

Glad you are here:

Terry

Hey, Scotty's mom is here, you guys better behave, LOL!!

Hiya CMR, er I mean CRad......dang, it's going to take me forever to get all these names straight!!:D

Greetings from former 1LT Charles S. Bloodworth. Sorry, no habla espanol, when I was in SFOD A-752 (1975-1976) we were Korea oriented following the inactivation of the 1st SF Group at Okinawa. We were kimchee eaters.

It's been so long I won't hesitate to post a photo of my Detachment:
http://members.aol.com/cbjpegs/formation.jpg

More pics in the Inactivated Groups Forum.

Picture
 

Welcome to the board CSB. I recognize the Capt on your team. I met him about 10, 12 years after that picture was taken. He's a great guy.

Welcome!!!
 

Good to have you here CSB...didn't Medina make CSM eventually???

The Eagle
7th (89-94)

They were all fine guys. The "class clown" on the team was SSG Herbert. He, like me, was from Louisiana (a cajun) so the correct pronunciation of his name was "A-Bear."

He would always try and come up with some excuse not to go to the woods, so the standing joke was:

Q. "Does a bear shit in the woods?"
A. "No, cause "A-Bear" don't go to the woods!"

For those who appreciate cajun language and grammar, here's another:

A New Orleans teacher is testing her students.

Teacher: "Boudreaux, what dat Dan'l Boone kill hisself?"

Boudreux: "Teacha, dat Dan'l Boone kill hisself a Cajun!"

Teacher: "No No, Dan'l Boone kill hisself a bear."

Boudreux: "Well den, if Herbert ain't Cajun, what he are!?"

Ouch!
 

My wife is from there. She thinks that everyone who was born north of I- 10 is a yankee. A damn yankee according to her is one who came down to Louisiana and stayed.
I read this one to her and she asked me "so , what is da point?" :D

CSB:

Nic pic, good Cajun humor!

Terry

Re: Ouch!
 

desafiamos:

Your wife, she really talk lak dat??

Terry

CRad:

Here's another pic of CPT Harris (on the right), as we prepared to cross the Continental Divide on skis (living in snow caves). Not very S.A. oriented, but prudent skills for Korea/China.

http://members.aol.com/cbjpegs/Eldora.jpg

Training was courtesy of the National Guard SF Group in Denver, CO.

The NCO on the left is SFC Gabriel. He died later that year (1976) in a SCUBA/submarine accident off the coast of Korea teaching ROK's SF how to lock out of the USS Grayback.

Thanks
 

Thanks CSB! It's different to hear Tom called Capt. I met him after he was a Col.

In '88 he had to face down a group of wives and tell them the guys weren't going to be redeployed back home in time for Christmas. He did it though, and without flinching.

Even after he was out of the military the job he took allowed him to look out for soldiers. He's a real good guy as far as I'm concerned.

Re: Re: Ouch!
 

Nah, Terry, you know her. She only sound like dat when she be mad at me. :D

Re: Re: Re: Ouch!
 

So, it could be pretty often:LOL

Terry

FNG here...
 

just checking in...new to the board and new to group...C/2/7

johni

Welcome. I was in C 2/7 a long time ago for a short while due to a restructuring plan gone awry.

Thank you CRad!
 

After almost 30 years I found my former A Team Commander at my old University. What a great invention is the internet. Gave him a phone call today, and today I see he is the newest member of the web site. He confirmed MSG Medina made CSM, He also remembered the op in Denver, and us smuggling Coors beer back in the C-141 (this when Coors was unavailable east of the Mississippi). Ever notice how a case of beer will fit neatly into a C-Ration box/sleeve?