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Veterans Day 2012 Call Name Branch Section Years Specialty/Ship Where Served AA9ZB John ARMY 1961‐64 AE8C Clyde ARMY 6 Yrs 2 Tours in Vietnam AE9CT Chuck USAF 19th Weather Sq 1956‐59 N.E Iceland Radar Site in 1958‐59 Iceland AF9S Tony USAF 1974‐78 AK8V Ray NAVY NavSecGru 1968‐74 Guantanamo Bay, Germany K3MG Mike USN 1963‐68 Destroyer chasing Soviet subs K3QFB Bill ARMY Engineer Co. 1955 Engineer Co. Japan K3RAS Roger USMC 1962‐66 USS Long Beach, 2nd Marine Division Camp Lejeune K5DNA Larry USAF 1974‐94 C‐130 Navigator K8BMN Russ USAF 1950‐54 B‐47 Bombers K8CMD Hal USAF Air Police Sqdrn 1963‐67 Law Enforcement and K‐9, Eglin AFB, Florida Clark AFB, Philippines K8MGK Tom NAVY 1960‐66 USS Kearsarge, USS Acadia, USS Norris K8SKY Sky USAF 1968‐71 Air Police K8SRB Stan USAF 1957‐61 Radar Warning Operator K9DVA Ken ARMY 558 MP Co. 1965‐67 Military Police K9GMC Joice USMC 1959‐65 Headquarters Co. K9HKF Ernie Army Military Police 1961‐63 MP, TDY Work, Security for President Kennedy Italy K9KMD Kent ARMY 1966‐68 K9LXH Bud ARMY 1956‐59 SecurU.S. Air Force Security Agency K9QAF Morris USAF 1947‐71 Retired Served all over the world K9STN Stan USAF 1978‐99 KA4WGN George ArmyNatGrd 1959‐60 Infantry Tank Batallion Gunner Tank Battalion gunner KA4WRR Tom ARMY 1962‐65 Communications Panama Canal KA8KIP Dave NAVY 1955‐63 KA9DZR Dennis ARMY 1969‐73 Engineer KB5SDU Grady Son of USMC 1942‐45 Father served in WWII in USMC KB8FC Bill Nat'l Guard KB8GAE Rich USAF 1970‐74 Missile Systems Tech KB8LEL Gil USN 1953‐57 USS Randolph KB8YAB Tom ARMY 1965‐68 Korea KB8ZN Mike ARMY 1971‐73 KB9EYN Jack ARMY Infantry 1943‐62 KB9NGX Steve USN 1968‐74 Sea Duty All over KB9RDS Steve USN 1972‐73 KB9ZTA Bryan USN 1981‐85 USS America KBØROB Harold USCG 1953‐56 Saved crew on sinking ship Great Lakes KBØSLC Don USAF 1979‐96 Weather Service KC8EXV Will USN 1961‐87 Aircraft Maintenace, Retired KC8JMU Duane ARMY 1982‐85 Also served in National Guard 1985‐94 KC8NUR Gene USAF 1955‐59 KC8QMG Don USMC 1979‐86 KC8VHE Steve ARMY 1968‐70 KC9BRM Bernie USN 1967‐71 River Patrolboat Repair Vietnam KC9PTD Gary USMC 1st, 2nd MarDiv 1960's 1st Marine Brigade MOS 2811 Telecomms E6 SSgt Camp Pendleton KC9SNS Al ARMY 2nd Spec. Forces 1966‐67 Vietnam KCØWGB Joe USAF 1971‐75 KCØWGB Joe USAF 1988‐01 KCØZDB Dick USAF 1961‐65 KD3AS Morton USN 1960's, Radioman KD7HZP Art USN 1942‐46 USS Green Destroyer KD8GFL Gary ARMY 1966‐69 KD8OSD Charlie NAVY 1980‐84 USS Dwight D. Eisenhower KD8SKG Carl USAF 1977‐85 KDØLL Jerry NAVY 1960‐66 USS Whetstone, USS Page County KDØMB Ed USAF 1955‐75 Far East, Europe KE5DCH John USN 1967‐69 KF9GS Dick USAF 1956‐60 Jet Engine Mechanic KF9GS Dick Nat'l Guard 1975‐93 Indiana National Guard KG4EPI Patrick ARMY Artillery 1985‐89 KG4Y Mike USN 1990‐95 USS Long Beach KG8UG Charles ARMY Eng Const Corps 1967‐71 Heavy Equipment Operator Vietnam KGØKP Jim USAF 1963‐67 Elsworth AFB KH6ILT Tom USN 1971‐79 KJ4ZEF Charles ARMY 1968‐70 KK4DIY Gene ArmyNat'lGd Signal Corps 1969‐75 KL7AL Jerry USN 1962‐72 KL7AL Jerry USCG 1973‐84 Retired KØFGD Rich ARMY 1960‐62 KØGVG John ARMY Signal Corps 1963‐65 Korea KØVTT Jerry USMC 1970‐92 Desert Storm Vietnam, Europe KT4FQ Jim USAF 1965‐87 KY4KFC Dennis ARMY 1965‐70 Chinook Helicopter Radar Operator Vietnam NØGFQ Bill ARMY 1966‐72 Also served 80‐98 NØOBG Jim USAF 1958‐61 Bombing Navigation System Technician on B‐52E N8DWK Dean USAF 1971‐86 Rescue Communication N8HLH Joe Nat'l Guard 1965‐71 N8JYR Dennis USAF 1972‐76 N8JYR Dennis ARMY 1986‐88 N8UFX Herb USAF 1970‐74 N9ADJ Ron ARMY 1970‐79 N9AER Mike USN 1969‐78 Radioman/USS Ajax Diego Garcia N9AUY Bob ARMY 1950‐52 Combat Engineer N9CN Bob Army 1965‐67 Vietnam N9DEW Dewey ARMY 1978‐2003 Aviation, Retired N9FQC Larry ARMY 1960‐60 N9HZD Jim USN WWII in the Pacific N9JKT Len USMC 1st, 2nd MarDiv 1960‐63 Cuban Missile Crisis Taiwan, Okinawa, Far East N9RGE Wil USAF 1951‐55 Fireman Apprentice, 2 Destroyer Escorts Guam, Okinawa, Taiwan N9RGE Wil USN 1955‐82 Radioman, Radio Operations Supt., Reserves Germany, Spain N9SZO Bill USAF 1972‐76 Air Police N9VJE Gary USAF 1965 Also Army National Guard N9VO Jim USN 1969‐89 USS Longbeach Vietnam, Pacific ND8G Bud ARMY 1964‐67 NL7TK Dean USN 1981‐86 CryptoTech NØGOU Bill NAVY 1964‐67 NØRIP Bruce NAVY 1971‐75 NØROB Jack USN 1948‐49 USS Fargo and USS Albany NØXAQ Floyd NAVY 1960‐65 Radio Operator VE3DOY Doy USN 1960‐67 USS Saratoga VE3VKP Al RCAF 1967‐70 Royal Canadian Air Force W2GZB Dan ARMY W3MUF Charles ARMY 1966‐67 Vietnam W4APH Larry USAF 20 Yrs W4JAR Tom ARMY 1969‐71 Vietnam W4LTX Pudge USN 1959‐63 Nuclear Subs W4MBA Mac ARMY 1968‐76 W8COD Fritz USN Ham station on USS COD WWII Sub ‐ K8WLF, Op W8ETD Steve USMC 1st Marine Div. 1973‐77 W8KRS Ken ARMY 1965‐67 Germany W8LCZ Bob USN 1960‐63 Destroyer Escort W8LCZ Bob USAF 1972‐94 Wright Patterson AFB W9CTO Jim ARMY 6 Yrs W9DJF Dan ARMY 4 years W9DNJ John ARMY 1983‐97 W9EBO Lou ARMY 1963‐66 W9GAS Gary USN 1965 Honorable Discharge ‐ Medical W9GQW ED USAF 1961‐66 Turkey W9LJH Larry USMC 1953‐57 Explosive Ordinance Disposal Japan W9MO Bob USAF 1979‐88 Air Police ‐ K9 W9MOT Larry Army 1967‐68 Vietnam W9OVD Jerry NAVY 1957‐67 Radioman/USS Cascade Nuke Bomb Retreival W9PGE Ralph USAF 1958‐79 Weather Equipment Supt. W9RKE Norm USMC 1941‐46 WW9WG Dick ARMY 1967‐68 Engineer Vietnam WA2WMJ Julian USAF 13 Yrs WA4H Bob ArmyNatGrd 1 Yr Honorary Discharge ‐ Medical Condition WA5JFT Art USAF 1960‐63 WA8BMY George USAF 73rd Radar Sqdn 1964‐68 Aircraft Control & Warning Radar Repairman Guthrie AFS, West Virginia WA8V ED ARMY 1962‐64 Finance Office Tech Finance WA8YVM Carter USAF 1971‐96 Hospital Group WA9F Ron ARMY 1966‐69 WA9JNM Steve Nat'l Guard 6 Yrs Mechanic / Infantry, Indiana Nat'l Guard WA9MID Ray USN 1966‐70 Communications Technician Hawaii WA9QIB Larry USAF 1957‐70 Communications WA9VCT Leroy ARMY 1946‐48 Philippines WB1CEI Ed ARMY 101st Airborne 1958‐66 Paratrooper WB3ITP Joe ARMY 1960‐63 WB8EEW Dan USAF 1967‐73 MOS WB8SKP Dennis ARMY 1967‐70 Electronics Repariman Vietnam WB8VOF Doug USN 1958‐62 USS McNear, USS Grand Canyon WB8X Lenny USN 1962‐68 Europe / Caribbean WB9ICL Jay Navy 1959‐63 Security Japan WB9RCW Lowell Nat'lGrd 1964‐70 152nd Infantry Indiana Nat'l Grard Indiana National Guard WB9UDW Bob ARMY 1963‐66 Korea WBØLNS Mike USN 1966‐70 USS Enterprise WC8Z Mike ARMY 1969‐72 Vietnam WD8ARZ Bill USAF 1967‐71 49th Fighter Intercept Interceptor Squadron WD8DFO Leo USAF 1962‐66 NORAD Radio Operator WD8FM Frank ARMY 1964‐67 WD8NHK Carl ARMY 1960‐61 Security Agency Korea WD8PVB Bob ARMY 1964‐66 WG8Y Mark Nat'l Guard 1971‐77 Medic 107th Armored Cavalry Regiment 107th Armored Cavalry Reg WL7AL Lynn USN 1985‐91 CryptoTech WN9F Ron ARMY 1966‐69 Panama Canal Zone WO8A Mark USN USS Francis Marion Radioman WØWDF William ARMY 1980‐89 WW9E Pat Salv Army Present Military Support via Salvation Army.
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