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This is just for some laughs
What was your call sign or nickname while in and how did you get it...
Mine was Wreck It Ralph, due to I actually broke a GSA Safe that ended up needing to be drilled to get it open.
What was your call sign or nickname while in and how did you get it...
Mine was Wreck It Ralph, due to I actually broke a GSA Safe that ended up needing to be drilled to get it open.
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JohnnyJet, it comes from the old song, you know the one 'Johnny and the Jet'
In BIAP in ' 03 there was the Jensen gate' that I destroyed with my HET (I didn't feel a thing)
In BIAP in ' 03 there was the Jensen gate' that I destroyed with my HET (I didn't feel a thing)
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Barnyard. A rough corruption of my last name, which was ensured to stick when one of the guys said, "Barnyard's so redneck he takes a little country with his country," referring to my music tastes.
My dad also carried the same moniker when he was in the service.
My dad also carried the same moniker when he was in the service.
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"Big Foot" = size 14 combat boots! That still gets my attention 34 years later!
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As a tactical assignment/air battle director, Sierra Pete. In the air "Cindy" because I got to go to the ball. And yes, I still have 1 glass slipper. In civilian life, "Crash" from the first attempt to drive a city bus, end of shift, caught the bumper....I never had another fender bender but forever I remain "Crash."
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In BCT it was "Ramhole" because I was Platoon Guide and took no BS from the guys, my yearbook is full of those guys ribbing me.
In Korea I got the name "Hawkeye" because I mixed a mean drink!
Sober now (24 years!) so no nicknames...
In Korea I got the name "Hawkeye" because I mixed a mean drink!
Sober now (24 years!) so no nicknames...
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