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Sounds Like Reduced from My Time but still?
Tobacco use in the military
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Tobacco
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Tried to quit several times when I was in, finally quit smoking 30 yrs ago, didn't give up snuff and chewing tobacco until 8-9 yrs ago.
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I started at age 15, smoked for 46 years. If it weren't for my wife I'd still be smoking.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
PO2 Russell "Russ" Lincoln Smoked Intermittently from about 14 maybe younger but wasn't a serious smoker until Boot Camp. Quit, Gave it Up after I Retired at 39. As a Spook and DIA Courier had that $10,000 and 10 Years in Jail hanging over Me if I screwed up but now what can anyone do to Me? Fire Me? LOL!
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Started smoking at twelve ,stopped in my forties (hypnotics worked) while in the Military smoked like a fiend, on resupply got all the unfiltered Luckies,Camels Chesterfields even the C ration three pack,that’s the mark of a true addict.
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SGT Philip Roncari
PO1 William Nagel-Chip after a repast of C rats “Ham and Limas” cold in the pouring rain,the perfect accompaniment C ration cigs packed someplace in Iowa circa 1954!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SGT Philip Roncari - Short Condition Alpha (White Out) Zeto Pt Adak, AK 79 or 80 we Raided some ancient C-rats. Bloody Hell they were Nasty Dry Brittle Gum, Dry nasty Cigarettes, If I remember right the Spam was still edible though.
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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth
PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - That's like smoking a rolled up horse turd in cardboard.
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