Posted on Jun 8, 2015
Do you have your first photograph in uniform - Share your first photograph in Uniform?
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ALL New Connections - Back by Popular Demand! I'm still receiving some great photos from all you RP Members. THANKS!
Keep them coming!
All you photogenic military personnel out there in RP Land let’s have a little photo session just to lighten it up today! Share the first photograph or the earliest photograph of yourself when you entered the military and tell us the date of the photo.
I'll start with Private Burroughs in 1975 at Fort Leonard Wood, MO & end with Colonel Mikel in 2005!
Keep them coming!
All you photogenic military personnel out there in RP Land let’s have a little photo session just to lighten it up today! Share the first photograph or the earliest photograph of yourself when you entered the military and tell us the date of the photo.
I'll start with Private Burroughs in 1975 at Fort Leonard Wood, MO & end with Colonel Mikel in 2005!
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Not the first but definitely one of the first. Here I am up one of the hills "enjoying" potatoes au gratin (or some other concoction that came with the MREs) at MCT with 52 Area in the background. This was Nov '92. The Quonset huts no longer exist and there are more real buildings all over that place today.
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs
SGT Eric Dziekan Thanks for sharing. I had completely forgot about this post - it has been a long time.
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SSG Warren Hall
Hooah !! Love seeing others submit, really great photos. Had to look through a whole mess of photos, 35mm for those who remember those. Showing our age there....LOL
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Very stereotypical, I know, but this is a photograph taken shortly after commissioning. Within five minutes, the girlfriend called me 'Lieutenant Oxymoron'. May 2015, Norwich University, Vermont.
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs
PO3 DeShannon Hooven - Thanks for the photos and thank you for your service DeShannon!
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1LT Peter Duston
Annual Memorial Program at a B-52 crash site on Elephant Mountain, Maine Cold - cold my grandson representing the Scouts helped fold the Flag with Colonel Thomas.
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