What was your active duty MOS, and how did you enjoy it?

11B field time and deployments were great and I made some great memories but anytime in garrison was a drag.

11Bravo ,thank God I was a young whipper snapper then,did leave me with some memorable memories to say the least,enjoy it?....well let's say there were moments not a great deal,but moments.

My active duty MOS was Hospital Corpsman, stationed at NAS Jacksonville, FL 3 mos. and Naval Hospital Orlando, FL for the remainder of my enlistment. I enjoyed Orlando; met many great doctors, nurses and enlisted while there. Very rewarding experience. My only regret is, I didn't re-enlist. When I enlisted in '69 women (corpsman) were not allowed deployment to Vietnam, which is why I enlisted in the first place.(So naïve) Had I gone on to Officer's Training and became a nurse it would have been a very different story!

When I joined I was a 62E (Crawler Tractor Operator), that progressed into 62N (Construction Equipment Supervisor). It was a great job both in the military and out, although I haven't done that kind of work in many years.

I was under the old AFSC system.
1055 - C-130 Pilot
1355 -Flight Training Instructor (T-37)
1425 - Air Operations Staff Officer

I had various prefixes and suffixes for Safety Officer, Life Support Officer, Instructor Pilot.

Did I enjoy it? Yes! The flying jobs are some of the very best in the military or anywhere else. The staff officer jobs weren't as much fun as flying, but I learned a lot and believe I did some good work for our country. The non-flying staff officer jobs prepared me for post-retirement employment. A very good thing.

13E40

95B. It was a good job but not what I expected. Thought it was gonna be all LEO and turns out spent a lot of time in the field as well as deployments.

9962 and you get paid for it.

25U, Signal Support Systems Specialist, alot of different hats when it comes to communications and you are attached to different units so never gets old or boring

12b we get to BLOW UP shitt