What Do You (Did You) Do?

[Outbreak]

Retired AF here - AC-130 Sensor Operator (H's and U's).

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[Lunnzz17]

Recently retired heavy acft mech (C-141B, C-5A/B, C-17, C-130E/H/J, and lastly AC-130J gunship)

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[ngosteli]

im former air force, i was a weapons troop on F-15c/d loaded missiles and junk for 4 years, how bout yall

I am an Air Force Veteran as well, served 7 years as a Crew Chief on the F-22 Raptor. Currently attending the University of Alaska Anchorage to become a Commercial Pilot.

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[HKBIGDADDYDIESELDAN]

Thank you for your Service God Bless

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[Jon]

4 yrs Navy, Electrician Mate: 17 yrs USAF Aircraft Radio Maintenance and Computer Maintenance. Retired 1980

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[Doc]

Hyperthermal suppression specialist, an a natural selection intervention specialist. (Firefighter / Paramedic)

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[Reesie]

I did electronics and environmental on F-15, C-130, H53, and KC-135 for the first 6 years and the past 10 I've been vehicle maintenance where I've worked on a lot of different vehicles. 4 more years to go...

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[Btomike]

Teacher/coach for 12 yrs and this year is my first year as a school counselor.

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[Polaraco]

I did electronics and environmental on F-15, C-130, H53, and KC-135 for the first 6 years and the past 10 I've been vehicle maintenance where I've worked on a lot of different vehicles. 4 more years to go...

Thanks for serving our great country. I paid my dues 40 years ago.

There's a big difference between a C130 and a 6 ton. LOL What possessed you to go to land craft? Maybe I know the answer. LOL

What branch?

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[Reesie]

Thanks! There was a few reasons but mainly I wanted to learn about vehicles and I'm glad I did.

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