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  sequax Did any notice a while back there is a person doing disrespectful action at the tomb of the unknowns in Arlington?
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    Wolf <> Not sure which specific circumstance you're alluding to as there have been numerous occasions of late... While shameful to say the least, not hugely surprising in an era if clueless, disengaged & discourteous AmeriKana fostered by an Executive Of...  more<> Not sure which specific circumstance you're alluding to as there have been numerous occasions of late... While shameful to say the least, not hugely surprising in an era if clueless, disengaged & discourteous AmeriKana fostered by an Executive Office and its litany of malignant clowns publically and privately displaying similar disregard at virtually every turn of events/  

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    Sargesbrat There was the one going around where the tomb guard stopped midway, turned to face the crowd, presented arms and instructed them that they will remain respectful at all times. That shut them up and he continued his marching. I'd say he was the only guy in...  moreThere was the one going around where the tomb guard stopped midway, turned to face the crowd, presented arms and instructed them that they will remain respectful at all times. That shut them up and he continued his marching. I'd say he was the only guy in Washington with any cahones.  

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    retcolusa You are welcome to include the link.

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    Sargesbrat Yes, thank you ret. We encourage bringing in outside issues to discuss. Having a reference articles we can all read is a wonderful tool. We all know exactly what we are talking about which, it itself, is refreshing these days. Van has set up wonderfu...  moreYes, thank you ret. We encourage bringing in outside issues to discuss. Having a reference articles we can all read is a wonderful tool. We all know exactly what we are talking about which, it itself, is refreshing these days. Van has set up wonderful programs for us.  

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  Vann Do you remember the Midnight In Europe AFN Broadcasts in the 1960s?  I just posted an article on our sister website, Military Brat Life (see link below).
  
  Lee Constable, a U.K. civilian, grew up listening to AFN and he has recreated the Midnight in Europ...  moreDo you remember the Midnight In Europe AFN Broadcasts in the 1960s?  I just posted an article on our sister website, Military Brat Life (see link below).
  
  Lee Constable, a U.K. civilian, grew up listening to AFN and he has recreated the Midnight in Europe broadcast. Lee is also trying to locate information on the SGT Bill Crawford who hosted the show in the 1960s--if anyone has any information on SGT Bill Crawford, there's a link in the article to reach Lee.  The YouTube audio of the broadcast is fantastic.  less

  AFN Midnight In Europe - 1960s

  Lee Constable, who lives in the U.K., explains how he first discovered Armed Forces Radio and jazz, and his search for a recording of the show.

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    retcolusa Vann, I left Germany in 1957 as an 11 year old, so I missed these broadcasts, but I was there when the Russians invaded Hungary. The AFN broadcasts of that incident were scary as heck.

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  geatley → DawnGrantSutton: Another consideration is that we endured separations from our father in many cases. My dad was gone a lot even when he was home. He also went to war twice when I was a kid. As a boy that kind of instilled a self reliance in me knowing that Dad wouldn't be...  moreAnother consideration is that we endured separations from our father in many cases. My dad was gone a lot even when he was home. He also went to war twice when I was a kid. As a boy that kind of instilled a self reliance in me knowing that Dad wouldn't be there to help in many cases. In other words I (we) had to grow up fast  When I experienced my first civilian school I immediately noticed that my peers where not as mature as my military brat friends and that they got treated by that way teacher.  It was a big turn off for me, so no real friends.  less

  • January 25

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    Wolf <> Amen to both that reality & observation/

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    retcolusa I second the Amen. Both JuJu and I are absolutely convinced that our Brat experiences not only made us mature faster than our civilian counterparts, but also gave us a superior education.

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    sequax Hmm to comment or not to comment?!
    Having lived in Europe for 6 years and also lived in various locations here in the United States. Just having been to various location's while I was a child gave and gives the advantage to most of us brat's! Also the qua...  moreHmm to comment or not to comment?!
    Having lived in Europe for 6 years and also lived in various locations here in the United States. Just having been to various location's while I was a child gave and gives the advantage to most of us brat's! Also the quality of education provided on the bases tended to be way better then non-military provided school's.  

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  • January 25

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  sequax created a new poll:

  forgive Jane Fonda?

  recent input by Jane Fonda about her activity in Vietnam

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    4 votes (80%)
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  • January 24

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    sequax I know I can never forgive her for her actions in Vietnam!
    As a veteran and also a child of a Vietnam vet!!

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    JuJu What she did in Vietnam is unforgivable.

    • January 25
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    retcolusa Her actions resulted in the deaths of several servicemen. She should be tried as a traitor.

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    Sargesbrat Idiots can ask forgiveness for what they say but, that does not change the fact that what they said made them an idiot.

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    Sargesbrat Retcolusa -- Jane still remains a target. May she spend each remaining day of her life waiting for the hammer to drop. It will be silent for her although it will be the second shot in our history that will be heard around the world. Just a word to t...  moreRetcolusa -- Jane still remains a target. May she spend each remaining day of her life waiting for the hammer to drop. It will be silent for her although it will be the second shot in our history that will be heard around the world. Just a word to the wise (or tormented brain damaged in defense of our nation), she is getting old so you don't have to lead her as much.  

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  Vann wrote a new blog entry:

  Enjoying Audiobooks and eBooks on the Cheap

  If you have an ipod, iphone, smartphone, ipad or other tablet device and you love to read or listen to audiobooks, using the Overdrive app is a great way to get audiobooks and ebooks on the cheap.
  What is OverDrive?
  OverDrive is a free app, and is avail...

  • January 24

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    Wolf <> Thanks Vann i'll check it out >> I currently use Tuebl for downloads to a B & N Nook, Boop has a host of successful sites for her Nook, Kindle & Tablet... Tool me a while to warm up to e-reads, i'm now really digging the logistical convenie...  more<> Thanks Vann i'll check it out >> I currently use Tuebl for downloads to a B & N Nook, Boop has a host of successful sites for her Nook, Kindle & Tablet... Tool me a while to warm up to e-reads, i'm now really digging the logistical convenience & savings/  

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  Vann We had a GREAT Brat Chat session Friday night! Thank you everyone who participated. We had a lot of new faces and at one point, so many people online that we overloaded the Chat App! Sorry about that.

  • January 24

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    Wolf <> Cool Vann... A couple of weeks & some clearing weather to allow getting to Santa Fe for choices and more economical replacement of a PC that took a cataclismic may just make for Wolf coming out to play a bit more often adding to the overload/

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    Vann Welcome to MBO!

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    Vann Thanks for attending the Brat Chat--it was great to meet you.

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    Vann Hi Linda. Welcome.

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    sequax welcome and hello

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    • January 25
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  Sargesbrat THANKS VANN -- Chat time better for folk out west.  We don't have to miss dinner OR Bill O'Reilly to brat blab.

  

  • January 22

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    retcolusa What would you know, you're never there you rat fink!

    • January 25
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  Sargesbrat Beating retcolusa to the punch, reporting that I will be sleeping in an army cot on an army post near Flagstaff, AZ this Friday.   It has been a long time since last sleeping on a military base.  Just remembered to be alert at 17:00 hours for the sounds o...  moreBeating retcolusa to the punch, reporting that I will be sleeping in an army cot on an army post near Flagstaff, AZ this Friday.   It has been a long time since last sleeping on a military base.  Just remembered to be alert at 17:00 hours for the sounds of the bugle.   Will keep you posted (pun intended of course)  

  • January 22

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    retcolusa Well, where's the update?

    • January 25
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    Sargesbrat Barracks aren't what they used to be. They are Holiday Inns compared to what were built mid 20th century. Mattresses were as thick as what we all have at home. Showers were tiled and not zinc coated steel. Bunks were made of oak, not steel pipes. B...  moreBarracks aren't what they used to be. They are Holiday Inns compared to what were built mid 20th century. Mattresses were as thick as what we all have at home. Showers were tiled and not zinc coated steel. Bunks were made of oak, not steel pipes. Base was empty with one civilian guard in a wnnabe GI outfit. Army posts have brick buildings while Air Force bases are devoid of them because they were built after 1948. No bugle calls. Flag stayed up through the night saving anyone of any effort.  

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    retcolusa Sad, but indicative of our current culture.

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  RonRenaud46 thanks folks, appreciate it

  • January 20
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  gregkerr wrote a new blog entry:

  Snipers

  As you are aware there has been a mini uproar over Clint Eastwood's movie "American Sniper" involving some people who feel snipers are cowards. Those who have made these comments are displaying their ignorance of what war and battle actually involve.
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    Sargesbrat Excellent writing, Greg

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    gregkerr Thanks for the compliment John! In some later thoughts I had regarding this issue, it occurs to me that those who might tend to call a sniper a coward, also profess a desire for fairness in the world. Yet what they profess as fairness is actually not fair...  moreThanks for the compliment John! In some later thoughts I had regarding this issue, it occurs to me that those who might tend to call a sniper a coward, also profess a desire for fairness in the world. Yet what they profess as fairness is actually not fair at all and quite biased towards who they deem as the underdog. For instance I have a concealed carry permit, but God forbid I ever shoot someone without first letting them take at least one shot at me first. That is how those individuals deem the police should act as well. I guess they think all bad guys are terrible shots and could never hit a good guy. In real life hesitation can get you killed. Those western heroes like Marshall Earp didn't face off in the middle of the street like they do in the movies. They were as likely to just shoot a known outlaw in the back rather than risk said outlaw getting a shot off. I also love that they think a hyperventilating law enforcement officer could just shoot the gun out of the hand of the bad guy instead of killing hi...    less

    • January 20
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    Wolf <> That would about sum it up Terry >> It is interesting to see the few wimpy exceptions and even rarer solidly outspoken factions however... The rest, well pretty much business as usual providing what's left of non-brain-dead Amerika with the...  more<> That would about sum it up Terry >> It is interesting to see the few wimpy exceptions and even rarer solidly outspoken factions however... The rest, well pretty much business as usual providing what's left of non-brain-dead Amerika with the opp's. to put their wallets away and not add to their future financial coffers/  

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    Wolf <> Informative presentation Greg/

    • January 25
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    Wolf <> Fair by definition went down the toilet John with the slick installation of all's "fair" to further a Socialist agenda and what's yours is mine & what's mine stays mine getting amplified along with what used to be yours/

    • January 25
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  gregkerr wrote a new blog entry:

  Snipers

  As you are aware there has been a mini uproar over Clint Eastwood's movie "American Sniper" involving some people who feel snipers are cowards. Those who have made these comments are displaying their ignorance of what war and battle actually involve.
  Fir...

  • January 20

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  ArmyBrat84 Sorry I've been quiet for so long. I'm still up in Grand Forks, working on my dissertation now and hope to land a good job soon.

  • January 20
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  Roberta shared Vann's poll.

  How many years did your mother or father serve?

  Please select from the responses below the one that best fits your mother or father's military career.

  • 1-4 years.

     

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    1-4 years.
  • 5-10 years.

     

    0 votes (0%)
    5-10 years.
  • 11-15 years.

     

    2 votes (2%)
    11-15 years.
  • 16-20 years.

     

    14 votes (14%)
    16-20 years.
  • 21-25 years.

     

    46 votes (46%)
    21-25 years.
  • 26-30 years.

     

    26 votes (26%)
    26-30 years.
  • 31 + years.

     

    11 votes (11%)
    31 + years.

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  • January 19

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    Lindy1962 It will be interesting to see what pattern comes out of this. My dad was in form JAN41 to AUG69.

    • January 19
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    kurtrbtt Dad joined in 1942, got out in 1945 but stayed in the reserves and was recalled in 1950. He retired in 1974

    • January 19
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    Sargesbrat Dad was drafted in 1941 and then "drafted" again when his 20 years were up during the Cuban Missile Crisis and retirements were frozen in SAC.

    • January 20
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    Sargesbrat Ha !, Looks like being in the military is the opposite of being in prison. Prisoners get out early for their good behavior. Military have to stay in longer because of other people's bad behavior :-)

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  PureStrife My cat named Dog just proved herself to be a mouser. We've had her 5 years this coming September and she just got her first mouse. Good kitty!

  • January 19

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    Sargesbrat Good lesson in patience. Most guys spend 20 years in the military and never get even a chance to shoot an enemy. Still, they are considered excellent soldiers.

    • January 20
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  flyinganvil → Decommissioned Posts and Bases: Just wondering if anyone here was at Stewart AFB in Newburgh, NY 1960 to 1965?  We lived on Clark Street in base housing.  I was born at West Point in 1957.  Recently stopped by to see whats left of the base.  Base headquarters is gone along with most of ...  moreJust wondering if anyone here was at Stewart AFB in Newburgh, NY 1960 to 1965?  We lived on Clark Street in base housing.  I was born at West Point in 1957.  Recently stopped by to see whats left of the base.  Base headquarters is gone along with most of the old brick buildings on that street.  SAGE building still there but looking very run down.  Very sad.  I remember everything spit shined and painted.  Went over to base housing and Clark Street was blocked off for new construction.  All traces of the original two family houses are gone.  But looking through the gate I could make out where we lived on the curve in the street.  Used to shoot marbles at the curb and ride sleds across the street in the back yards.  less

  • January 19

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    Wolf <> No i wasn't flyinganvil but can relate to the empty feeling of having had ones history and perhaps childhood compass ripped away... I. E. the ghost town of FT. Ord and or numerous locations reclaimed for non-military usage in whatever countries of origin/

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  Netta shared Vann's poll. Dad retired at 20 Years as CWO II. He refused to go OTC and I believe was passed up twice (?) for promotion. (He was assigned to the Motor Pool and had this thing about getting his Hands dirty working alongside his Guys. He wasn't supposed to do that!)

  How many years did your mother or father serve?

  Please select from the responses below the one that best fits your mother or father's military career.

  • 1-4 years.

     

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  • 5-10 years.

     

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    5-10 years.
  • 11-15 years.

     

    2 votes (2%)
    11-15 years.
  • 16-20 years.

     

    14 votes (14%)
    16-20 years.
  • 21-25 years.

     

    46 votes (46%)
    21-25 years.
  • 26-30 years.

     

    26 votes (26%)
    26-30 years.
  • 31 + years.

     

    11 votes (11%)
    31 + years.

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  • January 18
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  Netta shared Vann's poll. I was born in Letterman Army Hospital on the Presidio at San Francsico.

  Were you born on a military base?

  You know you're a Military Brat if you were born on a military base.

  • No, I was not born on a military base.

     

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    No, I was not born on a military base.
  • Yes, I was born on a military base.

     

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    Yes, I was born on a military base.

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  • January 18

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    Sargesbrat Born next to Fort Sutter in Sacramento. Base hospital did not have a maternity ward so this was closest hospital to P Street where we lived. Saved on cab fare. Base is gone, Fort Sutter still there.

    • January 20
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    JuJu I wasn't born on a military base, but both of my sons were.

    • January 20
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    Sargesbrat JuJu -- You bring up the question: How many were born off base because dad was off fighting a war? With no dad around, we were kicked off base. Is this still true today?

    • January 20
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    JuJu I think it is, John.

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    Wolf <> I was John, civilian hosp. Mannheim, Germany >> It's been a lifetime of wrinkled noses when presenting an original non-English worded birth certificate along with a FS240 proof of foreign born circumstances >>> Fell into that bye, ...  more<> I was John, civilian hosp. Mannheim, Germany >> It's been a lifetime of wrinkled noses when presenting an original non-English worded birth certificate along with a FS240 proof of foreign born circumstances >>> Fell into that bye, see ya in "68" finished graduation from FT. Knox H.S. driving in from Louisville... Can't answer your still true today question however best i could find is verbage like crap-shoot, discretion, special needs & availability but you know how Uncle Sam can be when he gets on his horse/  less

    • January 25
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  DawnGrantSutton created a new poll:

  Friends

  My mother pointed out to me that I tend to not have any "close" friends. My friendships are more acquaintances. She seems to believe this is due to the military life we lived by moving so much. Do you agree? Are you the same? Or no problem?

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    Yes. Most of my friends are acquaintances.
  • No. I have several close friends.

     

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    No. I have several close friends.

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  • January 17

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    gregkerr John, I'm not complaining about the life I led and agree with you about the experiences. As for running into someone I once knew at a different duty station...well...that never happened to me even once. I know absolutely no one from the first 15 1/2 years...  moreJohn, I'm not complaining about the life I led and agree with you about the experiences. As for running into someone I once knew at a different duty station...well...that never happened to me even once. I know absolutely no one from the first 15 1/2 years of my life that I spent as a brat. With the exception of a few of my parent's friends from the military that would visit now and again.  

    • January 20
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    Vann I answered Yes as well. I think is the self-protection training that I learned early on not to get attached to any place or any person. Even though I don't move frequently any more, it seems that I still keep friends at a distance. I also accept that some...  moreI answered Yes as well. I think is the self-protection training that I learned early on not to get attached to any place or any person. Even though I don't move frequently any more, it seems that I still keep friends at a distance. I also accept that some friends come and go and if I don't hear from them for months or years, I don't get upset about it.  

    • January 24
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    geatley I have run into old friends from different places but like me they have moved on. It was nice to chat with them but that's about it. Wife says I am a loner and I guess she is right.

    • January 24
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    DawnGrantSutton Vann, I agree. I think it is a protection issue that we have developed to protect our selfs. I'm happy with the few friends I have. We have learned not to count on those that aren't a part of our everyday life. With that being said, my mom is my best frie...  moreVann, I agree. I think it is a protection issue that we have developed to protect our selfs. I'm happy with the few friends I have. We have learned not to count on those that aren't a part of our everyday life. With that being said, my mom is my best friend. She has been there for me in every way, as a parent, as a supporter, as a friend. Guess when we have what we need in our own little unit, we don't search outside of that for what we need.  

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    Wolf <> Yep, no doubt the psychology involved could be an entire study course in and of itself... There's also those of us that seem to have taken the non-assimilation, independent, lonewolf personna to a whole nuther level/

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  leowalsh → Air Force Brats: I was a AF military brat from 48 to 64 (well I still am!) and was in the AF from 71-78. Best memories Ramey AFB, PR in early to mid 50s, and Clinton Sherman AFB in western OK 59 to 64.  I have found many of my friends from OK in the last 8 years. I go to ...  moreI was a AF military brat from 48 to 64 (well I still am!) and was in the AF from 71-78. Best memories Ramey AFB, PR in early to mid 50s, and Clinton Sherman AFB in western OK 59 to 64.  I have found many of my friends from OK in the last 8 years. I go to a reunion every 2 years.  We continually search for more of our friends via the internet and other mutual friends.  I have put together 1 CD of our pictures and memories "Burns Flat in the 60s" and am working on another including some movies.  The reunions are all classes, no graduation need, elementary through high school, we get teachers, parents and multi generations.  less

  • January 17
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  joni0623 → Military Brats that r Gulf War Veterans: I served during both Gulf wars.
  I retired in 2006

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    retcolusa Welcome Joni, and thank you for your service.

    • January 17
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    geatley Served in Iraq and Vietnam

    • January 17
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    retcolusa Welcome, Gordon. We have a Vietnam veteran Brats group here on MBO, please join.

    • January 17
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  joni0623 → You Know You're a Military Brat If . . .: You know your a Military BRAT if you use your fathers Vietnam Foot Locker as a toy box for your kids

  • January 17

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  Sargesbrat shared Vann's poll. nope

  Are you Second or Third Generation Military Brat?

  This poll of members is to find out if any members of Military Brats Online has/had a mother or father who was also a Military Brat.

  • No, my mother and father were not Military Brats.

     

    39 votes (59%)
    No, my mother and father were not Military Brats.
  • Yes, one of my parents was also a Military Brat growing up.

     

    15 votes (22%)
    Yes, one of my parents was also a Military Brat growing up.
  • Yes, I have a grandparent and parent who were Military Brats.

     

    12 votes (18%)
    Yes, I have a grandparent and parent who were Military Brats.

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  • January 17
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  Sargesbrat shared JuJu's poll. This is the type of country we live in. Love it or leave it. If there are enough people here stupid enough to buy their garbage, then we will continue to have presidents like Obama and we will soon be speaking Farsi.

  The Supreme Court ruling on the Westboro Baptist Church case

  The Supreme Court ruled by an 8 to 1 margin that the hate speech of this despicable church must be allowed under the first amendment. I understand why they ruled that way.,... any infringement of our constitutional rights is wrong...
  But part of me thin...  moreThe Supreme Court ruled by an 8 to 1 margin that the hate speech of this despicable church must be allowed under the first amendment. I understand why they ruled that way.,... any infringement of our constitutional rights is wrong...
  But part of me thinks that these people should be stopped from inflicting pain on the families of fallen soldiers.  

  • The Supreme Court was correct in their decision.

     

    5 votes (55%)
    The Supreme Court was correct in their decision.
  • The Supreme Court got this one wrong.

     

    4 votes (44%)
    The Supreme Court got this one wrong.

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  • January 16

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    retcolusa Gita, welcome to MBO.

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    Sargesbrat Welcome -- incredible photography.

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  • January 16

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  PureStrife wrote a new blog entry:

  Christmas Eve 2014

  As I've mentioned, my youngest cousin is in the Army and recently went to Afghanistan. There are 7 of us, plus 3 significant others. We aren't super close but you can definitely tell we are family. Mess with one of us, and you take us all on. If one of u...

  • January 16

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  Roberta Also it says there are friends online, what is going on?

  • January 16
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  Roberta I think there is a problem with the chat. There are several people in there but no chatting going on?

  • January 16
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  Roberta Hi, just wanted to sat I will be a little late to the chat. As most of you know my new house a leak in the bathroom/shower. Well they have been ripping out my bathroom for 2 days now. Now we know that someone tiled over the original tile, and no one ever ...  moreHi, just wanted to sat I will be a little late to the chat. As most of you know my new house a leak in the bathroom/shower. Well they have been ripping out my bathroom for 2 days now. Now we know that someone tiled over the original tile, and no one ever hot mopped. No I have to have the wood and floor also ripped out and insurance those not want to cover it. This will set me back about 10 days because the entire wood base has to be rebuild. Hope to "see" everyone at the chat, I will be a few minutes late.  less

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