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Service Details |
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Current Service Status
USA Retired
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Current/Last Rank
Master Sergeant
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Current/Last Service Branch
Adjutant General Corps
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Current/Last Primary MOS
00R-Retention
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Current/Last MOS Group
Adjutant General (Enlisted)
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Primary Unit
1990-1991, 00R, Army Garrison Fort Ord, CA
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Previously Held MOS
36A10-Wireman
36K10-Tactical Wire Operations Specialist
05C10-Radio Teletype Operator
31B10-Field Communications Electronics Equipment Mechanic
31G40-Tactical Communications Chief
67B-Certified General Aircraft Repairer
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Service Years
1964 - 1991
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Foreign Language(s)
German
Korean
Vietnamese
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What are you doing now:
Now? I am officially retired and loving life as much as I can.
Please visit my website http://eraya.fotki.com/ and view hundreds of photos, and many are from Vietnam.
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Other Comments:
After retiring from the Army in 1991, I worked part-time at a Radio Shack in the Hampton Mall in Hampton Roads, VA. Moved from VA in 1993 to Gatlinburg, TN and lived and worked about six months for a Chalet Company. Moved from Gatlinburg in June 1993 to Cookeville, TN, and graduated from an Architectural Drafting School in Livingston TN, then moved to Dale Hollow Lake in Pickett County TN where for about ten years I ran my own Professional Photography business and also worked part-time at a local Funeral Home. In 2004, I moved back to Scott County Tennessee where I was born and raised, in Norma to be exact, and for a few years I worked for FOUR OAKS FUNEERAL HOME before finally retiring for good.
Now, I'm loving retirement, and just trying to stay out of trouble!
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My Map
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From Month/Year
June / 1969 |
To Month/Year
October / 1969
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Last Updated:
Mar 16, 2020
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Memories
Read: http://bravecannons.org/history.html "As far as the 1st Battalion 92nd Artillery History is concerned, the Dak To, Ben Het, Dak Seang area is perhaps the most heavily fought over piece of terrain that the Battalion occupied." Bohdan Prehar, COL(R) A Battery Commander 9/68-5/69
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