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Zonk 1/75 wrote:Get it in writing stud!

I did RIP in homestudy but the Army wouldn't count it!

Good luck!

I didn't know that Norm. Was that because you violated the California, Don't ask, Don't tell policy?

In 1984 we deployed down in Hondo, rotating each company for a couple weeks at a time. We flew down in C130's and had to rig on the tarmac at Hunter. We sat on the concrete for about 2 hours rigged up, waiting for the planes to show up. Then it was about an 8 hour flight down to Hondo. It sucked roy...

Ewing knew he had the comic books in there and while they were doing an inspection, Knox's wall locker was completely secure. Ewing ripped it open, and started yelling that his wall locker was unsecure. lol.

I remember one time when I was still in HHC, and was attached as a setcom operator for C Co., on some airfield seizure operation. Not sure where it was, a couple hour flight from Hunter. I jumped in with a hundred pound ruck and an MP5 SD. We had done two practice jumps on this runway, but the night...

LOL. Who was the guy that kept buying comic books and Ewing would tear them up, before he even got to read them. The guy almost cried. Ewing and Taylor both loved you. Didn't they demote you from being a RIP squad leader, when they found that picture of you with a spiked mohawk? That was awesome.lol

A breeder out of Waco GA, called stoney creek rottweilers

Any of you old 1st Batters remember Corporal Buddy, in RIP? From what I remember the RIP Tacs made Zonk, pick his shit up during police call every morning. LOL

He is great looking dog, RRDTm3. Look at those eyes. Rotts are like Rangers, full of self confidence.

I used to laugh on those Saturdays when we were on post at Hunter. Watching him run with his wife and kids (not sure how many there were, looked like squad strength) running around perimeter road, in formation, with one up front in a road guard vest. If he dropped you for pushups, he'd get down and ...

Anyone know what happened to CSM Leon-Guerrero? He was the man. Definately belongs in the Ranger Hall of Fame.

I have read On Killing and On Combat. I have heard him speak on two occasions. I got to talk with him for a while during one of the breaks, and identified myself as a 1st Batter. He is a great speaker and if you ever get the chance, you should go. He is very entertaining and motivating. Makes you wa...

How is your new pup doing Norm? Does your wife know you named Betty after that dancer from the Oriental Lounge, in Savannah? LOL

The best knife I ever bought was a Microtech automatic opening, with a hidden trigger. I was looking at it, at a show, Opened it up and closed it a couple times. Put it down on the table and started walking away. A few seconds later I felt something wet in my hand and looked down to see blood drippi...

Maybe if he hadn't DQ'ed in the Mountain Phase of Ranger School. He would have learned how to do a quick release on his half hitch.