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Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.
Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

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Welcome home!!!
VietNam 1970-71 

 VietNam 1970-71
   US Army 1972 to 1974, missed Vietnam by one open slot for my MOS. I
ended up as an AFRTS broadcast engineer, and thank you, too.  I am
getting ready for our local Memorial day ceremony at our recently
renovated Veteran's park. Hopefully, I'll get some decent photos for my
new "Marion County Florida Veterans News & Information" website.  It
should launch in a couple months, but I want to have it online before
Veteran's day.
   The local Vietnam Veterans group does most of the heavy lifting for
all of the events at the park which is good, because we're losing too
many WW-II Veterans every day.  Locally, its well over 800 per year.
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VVA #295 does a lot work here ,in Indianapolis.
Named after Sammy L. Davis, MOH recipient. 

 Support the troops:  Bring them home ASAP.
MOS 04B2LVN/98G2LVN 

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   MOS 26T20/DNA (No secondary MOS)  26T20 is listed as Television
Equipment Repairman which was Army speak for Broadcast engineer.  I
worked in CATV, microwave CARS, radio & TV broadcast, a little
commercial sound, and in an emergency I spent a week repairing Korea era
fixed location RADAR.  It was fun, but my MOS was being phased out to
civilians.
   Do either of you get the email newsletter from
http://www.military.com
 or use the online VA prescription refills:
https://www.myhealth.va.gov/
 ?
  To any other Veteran lurking on the newsgroup: Thanks to all of you. 
Its the dedicated service to our country that has done so much to keep
it safe and free.
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 Member, AZ DAV Chapter 8.
   Thank you too, Michelle.  I KNEW there had to be more Veterans on
these newsgroups. :)
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 Support the troops:  Bring them home ASAP.
I was an oxymoron too.  I was in Army Security Agency.
A Vietnamese lingie, worked voice intercept, too. 

 Secondary  351Y Area Intelligence Technician
   That sounds like it was interesting work. I have a friend on another
newsgroup who worked Navy intelligence.  All I got to do at Ft Greely,
Ak. was to keep the AM radio & TV stations on the air with almost no
spare parts, and by ignoring that everything was depot level maintenance
only.
   I was promoted twice in one year, and threatened with a court martial
for the work.  That went away when the USARAL commanding general gave me
a letter of commendation for "Work above and beyond the call of duty"
for running seven months with no on air failures. :  I know you can't
talk about what you did.  I studied all the declassified crypto and
RADAR information I could find while I was in High School.  I was
interested in Avionics, but being legally blind in one eye kept me from
enlisting.  Then the draft board discovered my electronics background,
and took me.
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 Congratulations on all your accomplishments.
   Thank you.  I was bored, and I like real challenges.  I made
replacement assemblies for several critical items at the TV station that
were no longer available from the OEM, and completely overhauled
everything at the station.  The best prank I pulled was when our base
information officer was running around telling everyone that the station
could not be converted to color without gutting the building and
starting over.  I didn't like him very much, so it was the perfect
opportunity to show what little he knew about TV. I made a mechanical 35
mm ID slide (AFRTS Ch 8) and used an old color TV color bar generator to
transmit our ID in full, living color one evening.  Boy, was he mad when
anyone with a color TV saw the big letters and number in vivid color!
:-)
  At my last job I built a KU band receiver for audio, video and data
uplinks to the ISS, a turnkey LEO earth station for NOAA at Wallops
Island, VA., as well as the fixed and mobile earth stations for the
European Space Agency.  Now I'm stuck at home without all the nice
toys.  I miss my benches and mobile carts with over a million dollars
worth of test equipment to work on $80,000 DSP based telemetry receiving
systems. Such is life! :(
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