I am honored to present to you another Ford Legion member:
fordgo
U.S.N. retired did 20 from 78 to 98 was an AT (Aviation Electronics Tech.) did it all in H53 aircraft as a crewman flying in the Big Iron.




~ You are by the way, a frat member of my own rating. I was an AT(I), but since I couldn't swim they kept me indoors most of the time.

 

Fordgo, welcome aboard. Thank you for your service.

 

I am honored to present to you another brother:

15+ year US Army Veteran. Served in Georgia, Germany, Desert Storm and Ft. Irwin Ca.
I just acquired my first 1956 Ford pick up.

He will introduce himself


~ I'm going to do that this way from now on. You will know them by their ribbon

 

On second thought, I'll copy and paste if I don't forget to save before losing the notice page.....

So anyway -
fabmansbrother
Has elected to sign on with the assorted ranks of our "Mischievious Persons" list. Hereinafter the acronym "MP" has a totally different meaning as well.

*waves magic dipstick*

"Dominous Ominous - Thou art now an "MP" (Mischievous Person) of the illustrious "FORD Truck Legion" and subject to all rights and insensitive abuse of any other member of our enlightened fellowship, etc, etc..."

 

csca1 is a new guy standing at muster with us - God bless this man

 

Hey lookit that!

ATTENTION TO ROLL CALL:
From one veteran to another -
jmonid
deadheadno1

Thank you for your service! Now about your uniforms - when was the last time you changed the oil in your ribbons?
(Just kidding)

I swear to God - a full Admiral asked me that during an admin inspection one year after we had been sweating on the ramp in front of the Miramar Terminal for more than a (F)ing hour...
In CORFRAMS fer krisakes!


I had no idea what to say

*TIP: They can't see the soles of your shoes. CORFRAMS get hotter than a hooker that took a rubber check, so what you do is - Drill a pattern of 1/2" holes in the arch of the shoe sole so that you can flex your feet to drive cool air into them.

We only wear the goddamned things for inspections, and keep them in a box the rest of the time.

 

Welcome please:
Edsf100

~Black Hawk Community, another helicopter guy -

"Hand... SALUTE!!!"

 

Will you all welcome please JIM KIDD

And I know it means more coming from one vet to another: THANK YOU!!!

 

Welcome aboard the "FORD LEGION" to the following:

FRANK 47 (Not specified)
Tim (USAF Ret'd)
Mike W. (U.S. Army 1983-1990)

A small but distinguished fellowship here at FTZ, from all branches and era's

*Hand...SALUTE!!!*

 

Welcome to all the nubees, and thank you for your service!

 

What he said!!!!

 

Welcome aboard "B3000"

HOO-rah!!!!

 

SIR, YES SIR..........


#ad

 

That's what I like to see ~ decorative decorated personnel...
(err, umm...)

Carry on!

 

Welcome to the FORD Legion:
RexB (Tonkin Gulf vet, no less...)

HOO RAH!!!