Military Avatars

[Bio-T]

FREE-----FREE

If you are a Military Veteran, Military Retiree, or Active Duty Military you are entitled to an Avatar placed under your name on your posts. Please let me know if you want one.

Thanks,

 

[Bob Woods]

Sign me up! I retired from the USAF in 82.

Thanks bob woods

 

[westex39]

I would like one too. Retired USAF Jan 1, 1982

 

[westex39]

Hey Bob Woods,

What base did you retire from? What was your job in the Air Force?

Walter Brumit

 

[obbop]

Ahoy,

Uncle Sam's Canoe Club. Wespac '75 and '77.

Mighty shellback, bluewater sailor, and traveller of the Realm of the Golden Dragon. All that and 75-cents will buy yah' a cup o' coffee!!!!!!

 

[Bob Woods]

Walter, I retired from Castle, I was a jet engine guy, then a 130 FE, then a Biomedical Equipment Repairman. bob woods

 

[Tim]

What the heck, I'll take one!

USMC 1976 - 1980


Tim

 

[SilverHemi03]

Fighter pilot USAF 1967-1971

 

[Terry]

SilverHemi03, and a FOG too. For you non-flyers thats the opposite of a FNG.

What did you fly ?


Respectfully, Terry FOG, rotorhead !

 

[msparks]

Hey I'm a military member. I'm a current drilling reservist with 15 years. I have 8 active years and am a vetern of the first gulf war. My wife is currently assigned as a drill sergeant.

I didn't know you could be site sponsor and a vetern.

 

[Bio-T]

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Originally posted by msparks:

I didn't know you could be site sponsor and a vetern.

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Mike,
The avatar that Terry has was special ordered by him from an outside source, and custom made, any cost for it was paid for by him.

We can only use the size avatar that you see under each name now. I have the same situation now, if a Site Supporter is a Veteran we give them a choice which one. If a Site Sponsor is a Veteran, I also give them the same choice. Custom made Avatars can be expensive, plus the expense of having them put in our system.

 

[sprintman]

Will there be an avatar for Aussie military vets?

 

[msparks]

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Originally posted by 59 Vetteman:

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Originally posted by msparks:

I didn't know you could be site sponsor and a vetern.

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Mike,
The avatar that Terry has was special ordered by him from an outside source, and custom made, any cost for it was paid for by him.

We can only use the size avatar that you see under each name now. I have the same situation now, if a Site Supporter is a Veteran we give them a choice which one. If a Site Sponsor is a Veteran, I also give them the same choice. Custom made Avatars can be expensive, plus the expense of having them put in our system.

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Hey no problem, I think I'll keep the site sponsor banner, since I paid for it.

Thanks anyway.

 

[javacontour]

Me too. Signal Officer, 88-92, served with 56th Field Artillery (Pershing) scaring the Soviets as well as the West Germans with our nuclear ready missles.

PS, we did sneak a few "Elvis Sightings" into our intelligence summaries, LOL. So look for this in the Weekly World News when it's all declassified

 

[thedawk]

Hey Vetteman, I'd like one of the veteran avatars. USN '89 to '99 and proud of it!

 

[Bio-T]

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Originally posted by sprintman:
Will there be an avatar for Aussie military vets?

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sprintman,

Sorry I misses responding to your question. When I get new avatars made, I will include the Aussie Vet with flag. It may be some time, so send me a PM every so often.

 

[K-Man]

Wouldn't hurt to create avatars for Canadian and British vets too. We seem to have a number of BITOG members from these locations.

Three cheers for our allies!

 

[Hammer]

U.S. Navy Veteran here... 1988-1995

Hammer

 

[tom slick]

I'd like to have a vet avatar also.
AF active duty jet engine mech 1994-1998 EAFB
CA ANG turbo-prop mech 1998-2004 CIANGS
Operation Noble Eagle
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Operation Enduring Freedom

 

[65convertible]

US Navy Storekeeper (SK) retired here 1968 to 1996.

I don't post often as I am mostly on here reading and learning.

Thanks