Four US Military personell hostage in Libya

[tyroneweaver]

How come not many of you kolobian don't serve in the military?

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and what planet are you from.
One guy over at ar15.com wanted to know why there were so many lds in special forcres
btw I served 71-73

Thanks

What branch?

980th Military Police US Army

 

[Plasmaball]

4 U.S. Military Personnel Being Held by Libyan Government: State Department | TheBlaze.com

Looks like its a breaking story. Hope there wasnt another link on it that i missed.

U.S. military personnel released after being held by Libya government | Reuters

2013 genius

You guys bumped and old thread genius.

i didnt

 

[guno]

4 U.S. Military Personnel Being Held by Libyan Government: State Department | TheBlaze.com

Looks like its a breaking story. Hope there wasnt another link on it that i missed.

How come not many of you kolobian don't serve in the military?

Remind us how you served in the military?

My first tour in 69' and my first ship in the Saigon river, patrolling and supporting River patrol boats

 

[guno]

d


and what planet are you from.
One guy over at ar15.com wanted to know why there were so many lds in special forcres
btw I served 71-73

Thanks

What branch?

980th Military Police US Army

Good stuff! Thanks!

 

[guno]

How come not many of you kolobian don't serve in the military?

Remind us how you served in the military?

My first tour in 69' and my first ship in the Saigon river, patrolling and supporting River patrol boats

"Actual USS Mullinnix DD-944 1992 Sinkex Tests").

A top naval official, speaking on conditions of autonomy, said the Navy is raising the ship to return it to active duty. The source was quoted as saying, “these ships were the best ‘gunships’ every built. With multiple conflicts with diverse enemies around the world, the need for this type of fire power is acute and growing daily.”

The Mullinnix was 1 of 18 destroyers of the Forrest Sherman Class – the first class of destroyers build after WWII. If successful, others will be raised as well.

Four (4) of the Forrest Shermans are still afloat – three as museum ships and one (the mother ship of the class – Forrest Sherman DD-931) is in donation hold status. All four of these ships will be re-commissioned as well and schedule for re-launch in the last half of 2010.

The Mullinnix was decommissioned in 1983 USS Mullinnix DD-944 1983 Decommissiong) after 26 years of active service. She has served her country long and proud with 3 tours of duty in Vietnam, participating in the Cuban Missile Crisis, and encircling the world in 1969. She has passed through both the Suez and Panama countless times, and has visited all 7 continents and steamed in all the oceans of the world. It appears she will serve once ag

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Almost 16 years in the Marine Corps.I was trained as a technician but spent most of my time as a leader.