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Let's see your ribbon rack. No matter how small, or how large. But it has to be your rack.
This one is mine. Although rack builder doesn't have devices for the National Guard Ribbons. I have 2 Kentucky State active Ribbons.
This one is mine. Although rack builder doesn't have devices for the National Guard Ribbons. I have 2 Kentucky State active Ribbons.
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SSG Nick Tramontano
For serious auto fire I'm much better with an M-60 although it's been quite a while since I fired one.
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SPC Jan Allbright, M.Sc., R.S.
SSG Nick Tramontano The guys let me on the MaDuce for a mad-minute once. I don't get much better than that!
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SSG Martin Chen
Most I didnt get til I joined the guard and started deploying. Didnt get awarded the CAB during OIf II due to stupid politics. Also didnt get my Bronze Star because "I was only an E-5"!! Grrrrrr
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SGT Bryon Sergent
SSG Martin Chen you should have some stars on the Southwest Asia ribbon and the Iraq Campaign.
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Your deployments are many and impressive SGT Bryon Sergent.
Mine, Just means that I was in the Army for a very long time.
When I was younger, it was all about medals, badges, tabs, etc....
Around the time I was a senior Captain, recently back from Somalia, I was getting my Class As ready and my son (5 or 6) asked me what all that stuff meant, so I explained. I also had an epiphany, in that none of that stuff really mattered in the big scheme of things.
Mine, Just means that I was in the Army for a very long time.
When I was younger, it was all about medals, badges, tabs, etc....
Around the time I was a senior Captain, recently back from Somalia, I was getting my Class As ready and my son (5 or 6) asked me what all that stuff meant, so I explained. I also had an epiphany, in that none of that stuff really mattered in the big scheme of things.
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SGT Bryon Sergent
No, Sir you have more than I do. It's not that I need or want to show off or get respect. Just to show, I'm not a wet behind the ear sergeant, that doesn't know his head from a hole in the ground. I had a Platoon Sergeant when I returned to service walk into a conversation that was being had. He stated that I needed to stop spreading lies that I wasn't in Desert Storm and that I was a PFC and didn't know anything. That Stolen Valor was a punishable crime at the time. With respect I told him I wasn't lying. When he tried to lock my heals, I asked him hang on just a second and could I show him something. He said yes and I grabbed my DD-214's and showed him that I wasn't lying. From then on I was treated differently! The thing that sticks out the most is a Colonel with an NCOPD Ribbon.
Thank you for your Service Sir! Well done!
Thank you for your Service Sir! Well done!
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COL Charles Williams
SGT Bryon Sergent - Well, I started my long journey as a E-1 (80), and went to PLDC (then PLC or PNCOC - for your Combat Arms guys) in 83... and then to OCS in 84...
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