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Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 5:51 am
by thatguy
Congratulations and God Bless.

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 6:59 am
by E.Marquez
Tell him good luck, and thanks. Texas Air Guard is supporting us right now with inter theater transport C-130's. I'm on a TX c130 at least weekly :biggrinjester:

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 8:26 am
by williamkevin
Thanks all....I will pass on the expressions of thanks and well wishes to him. :thumbs2:

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 11:10 am
by williamkevin
FLT 269 graduates a week from this Friday. I can't wait to see him!

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Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 3:45 pm
by puma guy
I missed the OP. Thank him for me and congratualtions. I know you must be proud. Prayers for his safety in serving our wonderful country. :patriot:

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 3:51 pm
by 10Shooter
2farnorth wrote:A big Air force thank you to him from me.
:iagree:

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 4:06 pm
by Tbucher1218
Congratulations to all. Many thanks for his service. :cheers2:
:txflag: :patriot:

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 4:11 pm
by Originalist
Congratulations! When will he be attending Basic Training? Lackland is home to me, and I will be back there in the middle of May...

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 4:18 pm
by Originalist
BTW, if you plan on attending his graduation and bringing a handgun..... here is what you can do: Unload and seperate before entering (like fed transport guideline) the installation (once you cross the threshhold of the fence you are on base, not the gate-common misconception). Identify to the gate guard you have a firearm you need to courtesy store while on base. They will get you a SF escort to the armory... You check it in when you get there, pick it up right before you leave and load up as soon as you are off base. If you stay in hotel on base then they do overnight too. The armory has 24 hours ops but I would recommend avoiding it between 0500-0600, 0630-0700, 1200 - 1300, 1330-1400, 0930-2200 and 2230-2300.....

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 5:09 pm
by williamkevin
AFCop wrote:Congratulations! When will he be attending Basic Training? Lackland is home to me, and I will be back there in the middle of May...
He'll be graduating on 13 Apr., then the following Monday, he reports to tech school at Goodfellow. Followin in the old man's footsteps!

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 5:10 pm
by williamkevin
AFCop wrote:BTW, if you plan on attending his graduation and bringing a handgun..... here is what you can do: Unload and seperate before entering (like fed transport guideline) the installation (once you cross the threshhold of the fence you are on base, not the gate-common misconception). Identify to the gate guard you have a firearm you need to courtesy store while on base. They will get you a SF escort to the armory... You check it in when you get there, pick it up right before you leave and load up as soon as you are off base. If you stay in hotel on base then they do overnight too. The armory has 24 hours ops but I would recommend avoiding it between 0500-0600, 0630-0700, 1200 - 1300, 1330-1400, 0930-2200 and 2230-2300.....
Hey, thanks for the info bro!

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 5:58 pm
by discoqueen
williamkevin wrote:
AFCop wrote:BTW, if you plan on attending his graduation and bringing a handgun..... here is what you can do: Unload and seperate before entering (like fed transport guideline) the installation (once you cross the threshhold of the fence you are on base, not the gate-common misconception). Identify to the gate guard you have a firearm you need to courtesy store while on base. They will get you a SF escort to the armory... You check it in when you get there, pick it up right before you leave and load up as soon as you are off base. If you stay in hotel on base then they do overnight too. The armory has 24 hours ops but I would recommend avoiding it between 0500-0600, 0630-0700, 1200 - 1300, 1330-1400, 0930-2200 and 2230-2300.....
Hey, thanks for the info bro!
williamkevin - Bless you for raising a volunteer!

AFCop - good info indeed! I might be needing that myself when I go to my daughter's graduation from basic!

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 6:04 pm
by C-dub
Very nice.

Hey! Is it just me or are recruits getting younger and younger? :lol:

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 6:36 pm
by Originalist
discoqueen wrote:
williamkevin wrote:
AFCop wrote:BTW, if you plan on attending his graduation and bringing a handgun..... here is what you can do: Unload and seperate before entering (like fed transport guideline) the installation (once you cross the threshhold of the fence you are on base, not the gate-common misconception). Identify to the gate guard you have a firearm you need to courtesy store while on base. They will get you a SF escort to the armory... You check it in when you get there, pick it up right before you leave and load up as soon as you are off base. If you stay in hotel on base then they do overnight too. The armory has 24 hours ops but I would recommend avoiding it between 0500-0600, 0630-0700, 1200 - 1300, 1330-1400, 0930-2200 and 2230-2300.....
Hey, thanks for the info bro!
williamkevin - Bless you for raising a volunteer!

AFCop - good info indeed! I might be needing that myself when I go to my daughter's graduation from basic!

I live on base so I have to load when I leave/unload and seperate everytime I go home.... But hey, at least I get to keep it at my house....

Re: My son about to serve his country.

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 6:42 pm
by williamkevin
C-dub wrote:Very nice.

Hey! Is it just me or are recruits getting younger and younger? :lol:
Not gettin younger, we're gettin older.......