I am 80 years old now but I served with the 82d from March, 1963 to Aug, 1965. I was with the 1st 505 and deployed to the Dominican Republic in May, 1965. It was a great experience.
Nothing but respect to anyone who served. I am proud that was a 11B paratrooper Airborne Air Assault who served honorably in the 101st. God Bless. Rasp failure(RIP)
I was 82nd 1 /505 During 911 fresh out of high school ,in my mind I was already a legend and till this day I still have very high standards set for myself by my self. You can call it narcissistic or whatever but 82nd shaped me both mentally and physically .
Wow, sounds nothing like when I was there. We were on a 3 month rotation. 1 month in the field, 1 month on various stages of readiness to deploy on alert, 1 month post support, cleaning up, gaurding the ammo dump, stockade, working at the rigging shed, mororpool, etc. Daily duty roster, KP guard duty CQ etc. PT everyday plus the run. Plus misc training when time allowed.
I was 11H1P (Dco 4/325 air, then 3/325) and spent my 4.5 years at Bragg (1992-1996). When I got to Bragg 90% of my unit had CIBs and 40% had a combat jump (Panama).
I was CSC 3/325 from 80-83. AT Platoon. 4/325 came about when they reorganized the 509th in Italy. Then, they rotated 4/325 to Bragg and 3/325 to Italy. Many of my platoon mates were still in and made that trip. Then, another reorganization happened, and the 3/325 was stood down and the 173rd Brigade was reactivated. Who knows why, I was just an enlisted man!
My son just got finished OSUT and Airborne School and was assigned to the 82nd 3rd Brigade at Bragg this week. He’s been at in processing for over a week! The 3rd is in Poland and I’m concerned for the moment he’s not doing any training. My feeling is a well trained soldier is more effective and safer.
A bunch of guys in 1-19 OSUT at Bennington in 1989 were disappointed about their assignment to 6th ID in Alaska instead of 82d. Hey, man, they were airborne troopers and infantry. Be proud!
SO true.I WAS duel mos's.11-bang,and 91-bandage.And their telling the truth.Personally I Loved going to the gym to work out.I would drive from Ft.Belvoir down to Petersburg,Ft.Lee, just to play hoops.AND Ft.Meade,to keep my physical condition in check.The gymnasium was fun time for me-
Shelton Poteat, it’s still the same today. I just graduated basic and theirs like 100+ 18x rays in this company next to mine. 82nd going to be having a lot more people coming over soon.
My father, CWO3 Edward Harmon, 82nd Airborne Jumpmaster…was in Operation Just Cause (Noriega) and Desert Storm. Any soldiers that served with him, please let me know.
I was an airborne pog, member of the bastards brigade,31r1p 82nd signal battalion,signed up for signal and got the chance to go to the 82nd,love/hate relationships,vut mostly love.
I really don’t know the current curriculum of the 82nd but I served at Bragg, I volunteered after my AIT to go Airborne and the tough physical and educational life you can get it was pretty awesome. It molded my tough standard of evaluating myself, it gave me purpose, I took advantage of every preparedness exercise, I learned focus on mission because from 1979 on I deployed constantly and took the time to actually learn how the world around me worked (Which many people actually don’t do) and how politicians work with their respected governments. In general it gave me the tools to be a good citizen, it molded me, I don’t know why people waste their time with things that are more about being part of a pack instead of learning from it. My Two Cents.
Getting ready to leave for infantry OSUT at Benning in a week. I enlisted as airborne infantry and will be attending ranger school. Pretty excited and hope I do well, so wish me luck! I’m a former Marine combat engineer so I’m sure I’ll be fine.
C co 1-505 P.I.R H-minus. Im headed to JUMPERS. The GREEN MACHINE. Former ALL AMERICAN 9 was my 1st SGT during OIF V with C co. I deployed a about 7 days after basic and Airborne school.
Dude, 30 years hence and I'm still in close contact with my paratrooper brothers. But the notion that the 3rd Brigade is the "Parade Brigage" is killing me. Not like that in the early 90's!
3 rd Brigade IS.THE GOLDEN BRIGADE ANYONE WHO.HAS SERVED IN THE 82. nd AIRBORNE KNOWS THAT !!!! F. G. D. CO. A 2 / 505 Abn Inf 3 rd BDE CO. B. 1 B 1/508 Abn Inf 3rd BDE 1965 / 68 AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY AND ALWAYS.
My old man was in Italy around 86 or 87 maybe 88 before he went to 1st group he was 4th 325 and 3rd 325 he said the rotation changed while he was in Italy
While supporting an Army commercial on PZ Luzon we jumped a minimum of 4 times in one day lucky it was c-47 chinooks. After 4 it was all voluntary if you wanted more; I was a PSG at the time so I told my guys if you want experience go for it; but remember only 1 counted.
How was the camaraderie? Is it kinda like how some people describe it as being like having the brotherhood of the Marines with the benefits that come with being in the Army?
Hey strang,I was in the 82nd sig s-3 when I got back in 03,I think I remember you,I hung out with guys from alpha co. Butler, Jackson and couple of others.
Let me simplify it. How to be in the 82nd as your first duty station for Airborne Infantry? Just have airborne in your contract when you enlist. That's it. It's an entire Airborne city. That's exactly where you're going. Want too go somewhere else? Reenlist. It's not that complicated.
@@gbell8199 Sure... about as much as playing the lottery. Typically either you have to have a specific skill set, it's during combat or you get lucky. Examples.... I knew one guy who's first duty station was the airborne unit in Alaska. Super random lucky as I looked at thousands upon thousands of guys who were all 82nd. Another guy went in as an E4 and was sent to the 1/73rd in Vicenza.... because he was born in Vicenza and spoke fluent Italian and ended up being like the "post translator" for HQ or something after he broke both his legs on a jump. That's about it. The "during combat" part is because Italy or Alaska needed Privates. I was there when it was only like a thousand guys "ABCT". Everyone was a Specialist and had reenlisted to get there..... untill 9/11. But it's way bigger now so who knows.....but even now mathematically you're going to the 82nd. Go buy a random scratch off lottery ticket. Did you win? Probably not. But here's the flipside to odds. Command Sergeant Major of the Army Grinston was not the first soldier to be reassigned to the reactivated 2/503rd....it was me. About 2 months I sat there by myself as the only soldier until at the time 1SG Grinston came and joined me. Don't ask me why they sent him, an Artillery MOS to temporarily start up a brand new Infantry unit that was deactivated sometime after Viet Nam....but that's what happened. But then again don't ask me why they sent me....probably because I was an asshole. Guess that's why he's CSM of the Army now. They had got rid of 11 Hotels and turned us all 11 Bravo right after I got back from ILRRPS and I was all like "man screw that" so they promoted me and sent me to the 2/503rd....as an 11 Bravo. Helped start it back up and then once we had a full company went back to the line as an Alpha team leader. Good luck! I got out maybe 6-8 months before the documentary Restrepo. 1SG Caldwell was my Platoon SGT.
If you're thinking about joining....do it. As far as where you get stationed who cares. Trust me....3,4, 6 even 20 years is a blink in your life..... don't worry about any of that. It's just going too seem like an eternity....and you'll remember it as such.
You only jump out of C-130's, Air Assault is where you rappel off a blackhawk. Infantry is cool you get to shoot shit and run around but Cavalry you learn infantry shit and recon shit 😏 go Cav
@@PalaciosD98 False. Jumped out of a Chinook and most guys I know have jumped out of Blackhawks. You jump out of C130s, C17s, C23s, and a variety of others.
A co. 4-325 AIR. 1989-1992. Airborne all the way! If you want to go Airborne, run your ass off. Get Physical. Geez....we jumped 3 - 4 times a month in my company. Lived in the field. I had trees I grew familiar with.
I was C Company 86-88 and I remember a lot of tree jumps back then. I was one of the first true privates with all the Italy rotation guys that was in the unit at the time.
Wow! LOL - so what ever happened to post support/field/on call rotation?? I was circa '72 and it sounds like a LOT has changed in daily life at Bragg LOL
im actually in airborne school right now. in my company we had a few people that had airborne in their contract. the majority got fort bragg, but there’s a few that got italy with the 173rd and a few that got alaska. the odds of getting fort bragg as your first duty station if you have airborne in your contact are pretty good but not 100%
I Was. 2/505 CO.A BLACK PANTHERS. H MINUS WEAPONS PLATOON AND CO. B. 1 / 508 RED DEVILS FURY FROM THE SKY 1965 /68 ONCE AIRBORNE ALLWAYS AIRBORNE !!!! ALL THE WAY F. G. D.
@@billyjacc some of those that made up the 82nd. It wasn't called RASP then it was called RIP. If you washed out of RIP you went to the 82nd or so it seemed.
@@TheBenAllen. When I was 3rd BDE 1/508 in the 80's we lived in the barracks at the unit. I understand this may have changed, you live in an apartment. Thank you!
Truth is the US Army is loved and admired all over the world. The French soldier said if we have an American in the team they will come and save us all for his sake.
Combat veteran 11B3PQ6. Jumpmaster 60 jumps plus one combat jump into Panama Invasion 1989. If you want to be airborne, then hooah. Recommend other MOS''s because infantry sucks. Just saying. You can be Airborne and not be Infantry.
I am 80 years old now but I served with the 82d from March, 1963 to Aug, 1965. I was with the 1st 505 and deployed to the Dominican Republic in May, 1965. It was a great experience.
God Bless. My son just got assigned to 1st 505th.
Fuck 82dn. Nobody was there to be in the 82nd.
Waiting roomfor SF orders. 1/504.
My dad just passed away; and he was in the 82nd back during the Vietnam war time. I'm amazed he used to do this and I'm so proud.
R.i.p. Ernie King.
Prayers for your family. ALL THE WAY!!
Nothing but respect to anyone who served. I am proud that was a 11B paratrooper Airborne Air Assault who served honorably in the 101st. God Bless. Rasp failure(RIP)
I was 82nd 1 /505 During 911 fresh out of high school ,in my mind I was already a legend and till this day I still have very high standards set for myself by my self.
You can call it narcissistic or whatever but 82nd shaped me both mentally and physically .
Wow, sounds nothing like when I was there. We were on a 3 month rotation. 1 month in the field, 1 month on various stages of readiness to deploy on alert, 1 month post support, cleaning up, gaurding the ammo dump, stockade, working at the rigging shed, mororpool, etc. Daily duty roster, KP guard duty CQ etc. PT everyday plus the run. Plus misc training when time allowed.
When were you there?
@@TheBenAllen. 69 to 72
John Lanni ahh okay!!
@@TheBenAllen. Actually I should say Arpril 70. I enlisted Nov 69. Sorry Brother.
I was 11H1P (Dco 4/325 air, then 3/325) and spent my 4.5 years at Bragg (1992-1996). When I got to Bragg 90% of my unit had CIBs and 40% had a combat jump (Panama).
I was CSC 3/325 from 80-83. AT Platoon. 4/325 came about when they reorganized the 509th in Italy. Then, they rotated 4/325 to Bragg and 3/325 to Italy. Many of my platoon mates were still in and made that trip. Then, another reorganization happened, and the 3/325 was stood down and the 173rd Brigade was reactivated. Who knows why, I was just an enlisted man!
Mark 19's, 50 Cal, and TOW missiles? I was 11H as well with 3/504 fro '94-'98.
My son just got finished OSUT and Airborne School and was assigned to the 82nd 3rd Brigade at Bragg this week. He’s been at in processing for over a week! The 3rd is in Poland and I’m concerned for the moment he’s not doing any training. My feeling is a well trained soldier is more effective and safer.
I was a 13B in Division from 86 to 90 in the 319th and we spent a lot of time at heavydrop and it was tough we didn't need to go to the gym
2-325 AIR!!! 1995-2003..... I miss hearing the artillery sounds in the background on random days
RickySr1977 what were the first 6 years like till 9/11?
A 2-325 Abn!! 1974-1978
4-325 AIR 1989-1992 Bug hugs Brother!
I was in 319th FA BDE and we run 5 miles every Monday and Friday. 4-6 miles ruck on Wednesday and Tuesday-Thursday was my favorite. GYM.
A bunch of guys in 1-19 OSUT at Bennington in 1989 were disappointed about their assignment to 6th ID in Alaska instead of 82d. Hey, man, they were airborne troopers and infantry. Be proud!
The other platoons had it easy first was doing 10 mile boot runs.
Lol, big facts jake
SO true.I WAS duel mos's.11-bang,and 91-bandage.And their telling the truth.Personally I Loved going to the gym to work out.I would drive from Ft.Belvoir down to Petersburg,Ft.Lee, just to play hoops.AND Ft.Meade,to keep my physical condition in check.The gymnasium was fun time for me-
More Anything 82nd... have and enlisted kid. Great stuff and thanks for sharing!!!
100% true about the gaps between jumps.
Airborne, All the Way!!! 🇺🇸🪂🤙🏽 HHC 1/325 A.I.R.
1/505 PIR (03-06)
LOL
When I was in most 11B in the line companies were also RASP, and 18X failures OR SF dreamers.
Shelton Poteat, it’s still the same today. I just graduated basic and theirs like 100+ 18x rays in this company next to mine. 82nd going to be having a lot more people coming over soon.
My father, CWO3 Edward Harmon, 82nd Airborne Jumpmaster…was in Operation Just Cause (Noriega) and Desert Storm. Any soldiers that served with him, please let me know.
I was an airborne pog, member of the bastards brigade,31r1p 82nd signal battalion,signed up for signal and got the chance to go to the 82nd,love/hate relationships,vut mostly love.
Essayons BTW I signed into the 82nd in March of 83, and left in 92. Best years of my life.
I really don’t know the current curriculum of the 82nd but I served at Bragg, I volunteered after my AIT to go Airborne and the tough physical and educational life you can get it was pretty awesome. It molded my tough standard of evaluating myself, it gave me purpose, I took advantage of every preparedness exercise, I learned focus on mission because from 1979 on I deployed constantly and took the time to actually learn how the world around me worked (Which many people actually don’t do) and how politicians work with their respected governments.
In general it gave me the tools to be a good citizen, it molded me, I don’t know why people waste their time with things that are more about being part of a pack instead of learning from it. My Two Cents.
It was in my contract. I asked to go to the 82nd. Run, hump, and jump. 2/325th AIR Let’s go
Still waiting on that Air Assault and RASP video.
Getting ready to leave for infantry OSUT at Benning in a week. I enlisted as airborne infantry and will be attending ranger school. Pretty excited and hope I do well, so wish me luck! I’m a former Marine combat engineer so I’m sure I’ll be fine.
Good deal, Hooah! Make it happen.
How’s it going
How is going
Great!!
@@thepostinfantrylifepodcast6546 did you get into the ranger?
C co 1-505 P.I.R H-minus. Im headed to JUMPERS. The GREEN MACHINE. Former ALL AMERICAN 9 was my 1st SGT during OIF V with C co. I deployed a about 7 days after basic and Airborne school.
How often did the 82nd get deployed
It was getting deployed a lot, and just recently slowed down. It is probably your best chance at deploying in the Army
There are two MOS's.
Infantry, and infantry support. ;-)
Hell yeah!
Squad PT , Tucker gym we sneaked in to if it wasn't loaded with pogs
Dude, 30 years hence and I'm still in close contact with my paratrooper brothers. But the notion that the 3rd Brigade is the "Parade Brigage" is killing me. Not like that in the early 90's!
THE 3 rd BRIGADE IS THE
GOLDEN BRIGADE !!!!!!
F. G. D B
3 rd Brigade
IS.THE GOLDEN BRIGADE
ANYONE WHO.HAS SERVED
IN THE 82. nd AIRBORNE
KNOWS THAT !!!!
F. G. D.
CO. A 2 / 505 Abn Inf 3 rd BDE
CO. B. 1 B 1/508 Abn Inf 3rd BDE
1965 / 68
AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY
AND ALWAYS.
They Suck Ass Saying That. !!!!
YOU AND I BOTH KNOW THAT
3 rd BRIGADE OF THE 82 nd
IS THE GOLDEN BRIGADE
1 / 508 CO B ABN INF
ALL THE WAY
Fred Davidson I did almost 16 in 2 Panther.
86-01.
H-MINUS
Nothing beats Mandatory Fun!!!
You will be there and you will like it! From 1200 to 1600.
Gotta lovet that "you will be there and you will have fun."
i remember the friday 8 mile runs... always was fun..lol
Whats wrong with " Mytel Beach?"
82nd Airborne Division 11B1P 3/325 84-89 Ft Bragg NC and Vicenza Italy.
My old man was in Italy around 86 or 87 maybe 88 before he went to 1st group he was 4th 325 and 3rd 325 he said the rotation changed while he was in Italy
While supporting an Army commercial on PZ Luzon we jumped a minimum of 4 times in one day lucky it was c-47 chinooks. After 4 it was all voluntary if you wanted more; I was a PSG at the time so I told my guys if you want experience go for it; but remember only 1 counted.
How was the camaraderie? Is it kinda like how some people describe it as being like having the brotherhood of the Marines with the benefits that come with being in the Army?
Primordial Bias yes, the people you meet in the Army make all the shitty times worth it! Camaraderie is high!
The infantry is not like it used to be in OIF/OEF. The introduction of women into infantry units has really hurt morale take a look at my documentary.
@M Muss Awww, you offended? Bitch.
infantrysoldier83 no one care about your documentary
@@HisDudeness1986 women should not serve in the infantry. Seethe
I was 82nd Signal and was attached to the 3rd 505th in Iraq 2003.
Hey strang,I was in the 82nd sig s-3 when I got back in 03,I think I remember you,I hung out with guys from alpha co. Butler, Jackson and couple of others.
@ your name is definitely familiar
How are deployment in the 82nd
too long
Its kinda crazy to hear 3rd wasnt deploying becuause during my tenure it was the go to brigade. Wether it was the whole brigade or individual units.
Airborne! All The Way! You make it happen!
You have to jump once every three months to stay concurrent. If you waited for five months you have to attend jump refresher. This guy is a cherry.
C co 1-505?
1 of the #classic og army shout outs to them in my opinion
Sad to see this...had my combat patch when I was 18 in division in 03. Times change but this isn't a good example of 82nd.
1SG Clancy, the fucking legend
Let me simplify it.
How to be in the 82nd as your first duty station for Airborne Infantry? Just have airborne in your contract when you enlist. That's it. It's an entire Airborne city. That's exactly where you're going. Want too go somewhere else? Reenlist. It's not that complicated.
So is there a chance on going to other airborne units
@@gbell8199 Sure... about as much as playing the lottery. Typically either you have to have a specific skill set, it's during combat or you get lucky. Examples.... I knew one guy who's first duty station was the airborne unit in Alaska. Super random lucky as I looked at thousands upon thousands of guys who were all 82nd. Another guy went in as an E4 and was sent to the 1/73rd in Vicenza.... because he was born in Vicenza and spoke fluent Italian and ended up being like the "post translator" for HQ or something after he broke both his legs on a jump. That's about it. The "during combat" part is because Italy or Alaska needed Privates. I was there when it was only like a thousand guys "ABCT". Everyone was a Specialist and had reenlisted to get there..... untill 9/11. But it's way bigger now so who knows.....but even now mathematically you're going to the 82nd. Go buy a random scratch off lottery ticket. Did you win? Probably not. But here's the flipside to odds. Command Sergeant Major of the Army Grinston was not the first soldier to be reassigned to the reactivated 2/503rd....it was me. About 2 months I sat there by myself as the only soldier until at the time 1SG Grinston came and joined me. Don't ask me why they sent him, an Artillery MOS to temporarily start up a brand new Infantry unit that was deactivated sometime after Viet Nam....but that's what happened. But then again don't ask me why they sent me....probably because I was an asshole. Guess that's why he's CSM of the Army now. They had got rid of 11 Hotels and turned us all 11 Bravo right after I got back from ILRRPS and I was all like "man screw that" so they promoted me and sent me to the 2/503rd....as an 11 Bravo. Helped start it back up and then once we had a full company went back to the line as an Alpha team leader. Good luck! I got out maybe 6-8 months before the documentary Restrepo. 1SG Caldwell was my Platoon SGT.
Are you at Bragg now
@@gbell8199 Bro I got out awhile ago...my last jump was the combat jump into Iraq. th-cam.com/video/SINKAXFcMI8/w-d-xo.html
If you're thinking about joining....do it. As far as where you get stationed who cares. Trust me....3,4, 6 even 20 years is a blink in your life..... don't worry about any of that. It's just going too seem like an eternity....and you'll remember it as such.
Sounds like any Infantry unit. PT, nothing for a few hours, lunch, more nothing, then afternoon PT and then go home.
Wolfhound 1A forgot layouts
I was there for sgm charles Thorpe.
Wow I thought 1977-1981 3 1/2 at 82nd 40 jumps was not the much but kid said 29.
Former 82nd soldiers were the best national guard members we had
That what I’m trying get in for airborne infantry
ACE MARTINEZ airborne cavalry*
That awesome job get paid to jump out of plains or helicopters
You only jump out of C-130's, Air Assault is where you rappel off a blackhawk. Infantry is cool you get to shoot shit and run around but Cavalry you learn infantry shit and recon shit 😏 go Cav
@@PalaciosD98 False. Jumped out of a Chinook and most guys I know have jumped out of Blackhawks. You jump out of C130s, C17s, C23s, and a variety of others.
Mak Siccar sorry im not airborne i didnt know .-. Just a regular guy in a regular unit
Thank you for your service ! Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for all the prayers ! Desert Storm Vet rolling.😊
B Co. Here!!!..... I miss the chow hall.... great breakfast!
A co. 4-325 AIR. 1989-1992. Airborne all the way! If you want to go Airborne, run your ass off. Get Physical. Geez....we jumped 3 - 4 times a month in my company. Lived in the field. I had trees I grew familiar with.
I was C Company 86-88 and I remember a lot of tree jumps back then. I was one of the first true privates with all the Italy rotation guys that was in the unit at the time.
Man 325 used to be the parade brigade! Great video
Wow! LOL - so what ever happened to post support/field/on call rotation?? I was circa '72 and it sounds like a LOT has changed in daily life at Bragg LOL
Yeah when I was in there were drf1,2,3,9
Need a 19D video
What’s the difference between 82nd airborne and with the option 4 contract
any info on the 101st?
What are the chances of a 68W being able to go to the 82nd
Many chances… Go Airborne
Get jump school, 82nd Airborne, Ft. Bragg specified in your contract in writing bro.
How likely am I to get 82nd if I have airborne in my contract?
im actually in airborne school right now. in my company we had a few people that had airborne in their contract. the majority got fort bragg, but there’s a few that got italy with the 173rd and a few that got alaska. the odds of getting fort bragg as your first duty station if you have airborne in your contact are pretty good but not 100%
specify the 82nd in your contract.
@@ArmyVet82ndAbnunfortunately you can’t do that today
82nd right here 1-82 ARB
Is airborne training before or after ait
after, basic, ait, then jump school
It's always after AIT.
Thanks for sharing brother
Going to fort Bragg after airborne
Hell yeah!
What's your mos
How did you get orders to brag
11b and idk I don’t know how this shit works I just work here
Are you. In airborne school now and did you go 22week osut
3:19 Iron soldier!!! I kinda miss Fort Bliss
I live near fort Bragg base 82and
I Was. 2/505 CO.A
BLACK PANTHERS. H MINUS
WEAPONS PLATOON
AND
CO. B. 1 / 508
RED DEVILS
FURY FROM THE SKY
1965 /68
ONCE AIRBORNE ALLWAYS
AIRBORNE !!!!
ALL THE WAY
F. G. D.
Hell yeah C.Co 1-505 PIR 2005-2008
You forgot all about the hundreds of former Marine Corp as well as the RASP washouts.
Whaddya mean? 🤔
@@billyjacc some of those that made up the 82nd. It wasn't called RASP then it was called RIP. If you washed out of RIP you went to the 82nd or so it seemed.
1/504 here red devils 6yrs 72jumps
What’s; “Over 29 jumps?” ... 30?!? Hooah 11 bang-bang, show em brain skills!
I was Aco 2/504 81-87
ALL THE WAY
I was in 618th 85- 87
4th BCT E Co. 1/508 09-10 tour
How likely are the chances of becoming an infantry medic?
taylor davis it’s completely random it’s wherever they need you to go.
Oh ok I wasn’t sure if you were able to choose
Does diamond Dave have any experiences working with the guard infantry units ?
taylor davis no he was active duty
I thought the jrtc was with all components of the army
Impressive
I was an Engineer. 307th
I had a contract
Been there done that. 3/504 pir
2/505 PIR baby!
I was in 1/325th 1971-73, we did much more training and PT, you sound like a LEG. What is happening ?
H-Minus dude!
Hows ur body after those 29 jumps Dave?
you could be just fine. remember to take care of your body
Will Wood I’ve had my fair share of crap landings but nothing serious.
David Guerrero how many at night?
2 Panther 86-01
@@thomasrush5417 I thought they were all night eyes closed many times until the canopy opened.
All the way! 2/504 blue devils!!!😎
spaders ?
@@jamesbowen4696 devils sorry fucking phone is shit
Former A company Black Hearts 97-99.
C/2/504 late 60s..Airborne
3/505 PIR
Where do you sleep/live, barracks? Videos on 11C1P! Airborne!
If you’re single yes you live in barracks, if married,off post.
@@TheBenAllen. When I was 3rd BDE 1/508 in the 80's we lived in the barracks at the unit. I understand this may have changed, you live in an apartment. Thank you!
There's also TONS of housing on post for E5 and above or married soldiers.
Airborne contract should get you to the 82nd.
Wolfhound 1A or germany
Thoughts on 12k plumber MOS ?
I’ve never heard of it.
Lol that's really an occupation too
Everybody has to crap. Big money on the outside
Truth is the US Army is loved and admired all over the world. The French soldier said if we have an American in the team they will come and save us all for his sake.
1/505 Panther here HUA!
Bologna, they kept us until 8 sometimes 10
Is he a Bravo or Charlie?
Bravo
TOO EASY
Bro I’m at Bragg and would love the chance to pick your brain on a few topic.
Combat veteran 11B3PQ6. Jumpmaster 60 jumps plus one combat jump into Panama Invasion 1989. If you want to be airborne, then hooah. Recommend other MOS''s because infantry sucks. Just saying. You can be Airborne and not be Infantry.
Benning.
1-505 PIR!!!
Airborne all the way. 2nd 325th 1974-1978 old school paratrooper.
Old school 68 70 Cochrans @ PT RUNS EVERY DAY
1508 1 504. A CO
Very cool, brother. 4/325 1989 - 1982
AATW 307th Engrs my company supported the 2nd Bde 325 👍👊
H-MINUS
86-01
1/504 PIR jumpy boi here
A former 3-504 PIR myself.
1/504 BN LTC Frank Akers. 80-83, then onto JFK Institute for Military Assistance.
On the dot with what ur saying lol. Im currently stationed at bragg with red falcons and ya ur shits on the dot.
Military dollars make a vid on that military money .
drew nielson coming soon!