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Len, lest you nit pick about the location of Fort Campbell, let me explain.
Yes, I was for sure at Ft. Campbell in Kentucky. The base saddles the state line between Kentucky and Tennessee. I would wake up in Kentucky and go across the street to the PX in Tennessee. You see, Len, the stae border ran right down the dividing line of the base. I would do PT in Kentucky and and have a cold one at the end of the day in Tennessee. Of course you chairborne types would not know this. And Len, you have not answered my question. What was your MOS and what did you do in the service of our country? It seems that you and bb have a fair share of hot air with little to substantiate your claims. Stand up. Hook up. Stand in the door. Airborne! |
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![]() Arf! Arf! wrote: Len, lest you nit pick about the location of Fort Campbell, let me explain. Yes, I was for sure at Ft. Campbell in Kentucky. The base saddles the state line between Kentucky and Tennessee. I'm just a lowly ole Jarhead Airdale and I knew that...WITHOUT having to point-and-click to find it! I would wake up in Kentucky and go across the street to the PX in Tennessee. You see, Len, the stae border ran right down the dividing line of the base. I would do PT in Kentucky and and have a cold one at the end of the day in Tennessee. Of course you chairborne types would not know this. And Len, you have not answered my question. What was your MOS and what did you do in the service of our country? Allow me to help, Arf. Lennie has regaled us with his tales of Radioland Warheroness over and over... Lennie held MAINTENANCE MOS's for "microwave relay" systems in the 1950's. He has tried to use that to impress us with how he allegedly "operated HF radio without Morse Code" back in the day...The problem is he NEVER held any operator MOS. No doubt he keyed up the rig to help set SWR or pre-set channels on ocssassion, but Lennie was no closer to being a "radio operator" than "Barney" is to being a Tyrannasaurus Rex. You missed his "1.2 million messages passed" song and dance. He tried to pass off as his own accomplishment some phenominal numbers of traffic passed... Needless to say just about everyone landed on his head over the numbers...THEN the story changed to "Well...I was part of a TEAM that did it...". Yeah...uh huh...right... I can see HQMC peeing down their legs in hillarity if I tried to get my record to reflect how I was "part of the team" of "my" old unit in Viet Nam...Oh..Wait...I was still in High School when they did that...Oh well..I'll tell 'em Lennie said it's OK! His other NG faux pas, first "aired" about 4 years ago and repeated here within the last week, has been his use of the sacrifices of the lives of Soldiers who were KIA's to make him appear as though he was somehow involved in their greater glory. That in and of itself is about as disgusting and disgraceful as one (alleged) veteran can be towards another. You may have seen Jim Miccolis ream Lennie on the "Russian Bear" threat and his 'sphinchter' post. In one episode of buffoonery and grandstanding, Lennie went on to tell us how he "lived under the threat of the Russian (Tu-95) Bear" while he was in Japan. Well, any reasonably well informed aviation historian knows that the bear entered service well AFTER Lennie had rotated back to CONUS. And his "sphinchter" post was a scathing damnation of another poster who "didn't know what it was like to be under "incomming" artillery fire", as if HE knew what it was like...Ask Jim to provide you the link...It's yet another damning example of how this wonderputz feels perfectly at liberty to TAKE liberties with military service. And of course he can't help but ridicule anyone who "volunteers" for ANYthing, and especially Civil Air Patrol and other military programs...Oh, Lennie is ALL ABOUT dragging out his former military service number like it was five white stars on a field of blue when it suits him... Of course he can't even get THOSE insults correct. You should have seen his attempts to "call me" on CAP's inventory...airframes CAP hasn't flown in 20 years! And Lennie's scathing damnation of the "civilian defense" services of WW2...Of course Lennie was a pre-pubescent adolescent in the midwest during the war...But hey, let's not let details get in the way... Lennie enlisted without waiting to be drafted. Good for him. He managed to get out with a GCM. Bravo. No one can take that much away from him...But his lies, deceit and liberties with other people's sacrifices SINCE then make him a real piece of work..... It seems that you and bb have a fair share of hot air with little to substantiate your claims. At least Brian Burke (I have to give him this due where it's due...) did some forward-deployed time in Somalia. He and I both know what incomming fire sounds like...! Lennie's "incomming fire" was an M-80 rolled down the squadbay on July 4th! Stand up. Hook up. Stand in the door. Airborne! OOOHRAH! Thanks, Trooper! 73 Steve, K4YZ |
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Arf! Arf! wrote:
Of course you chairborne types would not know this. And Len, you have not answered my question. Hello Arf!, Len does not answer most questions. He says they're "loaded", even when it's clear they are not. What was your MOS and what did you do in the service of our country? Now ya did it - he'll do a couple dozen kilobytes about ADA *again*... It seems that you and bb have a fair share of hot air with little to substantiate your claims. Here, I'll sum it up for you: "No matter what employment, education, experience or government/military service a person has, if that person opposes Mr. Anderson's views, he/she will be the target of Mr. Anderson's insults, ridicule, name-calling, factual errors, ethnic/gender/racial slurs, excessive emoticons and general infantile behavior." Stand up. Hook up. Stand in the door. Airborne! Gotta take some serious cajones to jump out of an aircraft that is flying perfectly well. Double or triple that to do it in order to engage hostile folks on the ground. Here's a big "thank you" to you and all who have served our country, Arf. Both in uniform and in other ways. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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Arf! Arf! wrote: Of course you chairborne types would not know this. And Len, you have not answered my question. Hello Arf!, Bow wow. Brian, Pastor Miccolis ASSUMES this anony-mouse ("Arf! Arf!") is legitimate...because he (in anonymity) attacks me. That is all part of the PCTA Extra Double Standard hypocrisy. The Pastor does give lip-service to all the PC phrases AS IF he "had been there, done that" when his real purpose is to level a personal attack on his newsgroup "opponents." That is followed by: Len does not answer most questions. He says they're "loaded", even when it's clear they are not. "It is clear they are not" is one of the most hypocritical of the Pastor's statements. Jimmie LOADS questions in order to elicit a response he can then attack them as "mistaken." What was your MOS and what did you do in the service of our country? Now ya did it - he'll do a couple dozen kilobytes about ADA *again*... Poor Jimmie. NEVER was in the military, NEVER worked any professional communications, NEVER did much except play with his "homebuilt" hobby radios. But, Jimmie will idolize and rhapsodize on the pioneers of radio doing their thing before Jimmie's existance...so much so that he makes them into "heroes" and near-mythological figures. It seems that you and bb have a fair share of hot air with little to substantiate your claims. Here, I'll sum it up for you: "No matter what employment, education, experience or government/military service a person has, if that person opposes Mr. Anderson's views, he/she will be the target of Mr. Anderson's insults, ridicule, name-calling, factual errors, ethnic/gender/racial slurs, excessive emoticons and general infantile behavior." All of that to summarize poor Jimmie NOT being able to take the heat of discussion ON subjects. He MUST go into a Personal Attack mode to "defend himself." His ego (his most sacred cow) was severely injured and he seeks retribution. He is still wearing bandages over his goring of several years back... Stand up. Hook up. Stand in the door. Airborne! Gotta take some serious cajones to jump out of an aircraft that is flying perfectly well. Gotta take some serious "cajones" to ENLIST voluntarily...or even accept a draft notice (which Jimmie never did). Jimmie "knows" all about parachute jumping in the military. Jimmie must think that "cajones" is acceptible but "balls" is not acceptible when both words are useable in the same context. He can be very prim, proper, and oh-so-"civil" by using a Spanish colloquialism in regards to Manly Courage. I met up with a Ranger at Benning who apparently disagreed. I asked him how he liked jumping, and he said he had no choice. I asked him what he meant, and he told me that there was no such thing as a perfectly good Air Force airplane. So I asked him if there was such a thing as a perfectly good Army parachute. Heh heh heh. Cross fingers and hope all the QC people did their thing properly...on airplanes as well as parachutes. Double or triple that to do it in order to engage hostile folks on the ground. Jimmie must think that anyone against HIS opinions in here are "hostiles." Anyone acting against HIS opinions is not considered "patriotic." :-) Here's a big "thank you" to you and all who have served our country, Arf. Both in uniform and in other ways. What other ways? According to Jimmie's general outlook, those "other ways" must be to Support and Defend the Constitution of the ARRL and preserve the morse code test for amateur radio license examinations (against all oppressors). Very Patriotic. Very Memorable. Because: "No matter what employment, education, experience or government/military service a person has, if that person opposes Mr. Miccolis' views, he/she will be the target of Mr. Miccolis' insults, ridicule, name-calling, factual errors, ethnic/gender/racial slurs, excessive emoticons and general infantile behavior." [see how easy that was? :-) ] |
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![]() Did you ever "accept a draft notice", Len? Jimmie "knows" all about parachute jumping in the military. I don't claim to know all about it. Just some things. You ever do any parachute jumps, Len? Give disgruntled Len a two hour course during Jump Week at Benning, duct tape his Relys to his hips and let him fly. I guarantee you that by the time old Lennie hits the silk he will have more than filled his Relys and will be well on his way to filling his reserve Rely. By the time he lands he will have done Double Doodie. |
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Gotta take some serious "cajones" to ENLIST voluntarily...or
even accept a draft notice (which Jimmie never did). Did you ever "accept a draft notice", Len? Couldn't. Was already IN the U.S. Army. The Army Serial Number I was given had the prefix "RA" on it...that denoted a VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENT. Those who got draft notices and went in that way got the "US" prefix. What was YOUR prefix, Jimmie? Oh, that's right, I almost forgot that the Army switched from ASNs to the Social Security Number in 1969. Tsk, tsk, YOU could NEVER have an ASN! Jimmie "knows" all about parachute jumping in the military. I don't claim to know all about it. Just some things. You are way too modest. You've read about so many things. You ever do any parachute jumps, Len? One. For personal experience. Wasn't a requirement in radio. Maybe it's a new requirement in AMATEUR radio now? [I must check with the FCC more often...they "revise the amateur regulations so often" and everyone knows (in here) that amateur radio is "a vital important service to the nation" as I've been told by others] No, parachute jumping is NOT a requirement for amateur radio. Last change to U.S. amateur radio regulations was in 2002...something about amateur antennas... How many Jumps have YOU made, Jimmie? [other than through those hoops] Does everyone have to Jump when you command, Jimmie? |
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